New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
SIMMER GAYETY AT SPRING LAKE.
rrE cAnxlvAn on TIE LAKN-pANcEs AND En-.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Spring Lake. y. j., Aug. OF (speciaD-The usual
nmusements OF the seaside guest are now occupying
the time OF the sojourners ut THIS resort Hops and
parties straw rides and sailing excursions with bath
Ing and tennis playing, make life Interesting Tor the
great crowds at the hotels and clearinghouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Albeit jr. OF Jersey CITY, spent
part OF the week AT the Monmouth House.
DR.. Charles schafTner. the wcllknown Philadelphia
physician, registered at the Carleton recently.
At the carnival held last Saturday evening on Spring
Lake n crowd VI 10000 people watched the gayly
decorated boats wheel into line with military precision
and parade in accurate column up the lake. To Ben
iamin L. Jackson. Of this place, was awarded the
prize for the finest boat decorations, and the Mon
mouth House carried of the prize for the most
elaborate house decoration Miss Monie Albeit and
the Misses Audenreid the judges.
Mr. and Mrs j. +. Parker, Of cwOreans, arrived
recently at the AllaiIc.
Among the guests from Cleveland Ohio. at the
Monmouth House are Mrs. George f. Hail. Mrs. f. T..
Barney Mrs. George +. Manning, Miss NJ fauline
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ellsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Moseman, OF New York,
are recent arrivals at the ocean House; Edward
Wooman Of Philadelphia. is at the Carleton.
A. j. Post, IT, Of Jersey City, makes the Monmouth
House his summer home.
james A. Allen, OF Philadelphia. registered at the
Palmer House
4.
Of this week lu town visiting friends.
W. X. DrtwIllcr, OF EastOn, Penn; Mrs. Il. G.
Billings and Frederick W. Billings OF Pueblo Cal Mrs.
NJ. F. Seaman, Miss NJ. Seaman. Andn C. Seaman and
Phillip C. Seaman, all Of st. Louis, are ut the Mon,
mouth House.
Miss L. f. Johnson OF MorristOwn, is visiting
friends at the Carleton; Mrs. NJ. f. Nesbtt. OF Wash
ington. Is recent arrival at the Essex j. W.
Bowling of New York, has registered at the Mon
Il.
engaged at the Carleton.
Harrison Townsend, Of ew-Yorh, is occupying a
handsome cottage on one OF the fashionable streets
Mrs. Charles l.. Taylor Of Pittsburg. is visiting rel
atives in town.
Peter vrcdenburr. Of Freehold, Is at the Carleton.
D. J. IL. Van Horn, OF Philadelphia, has made the
Carleton his resting place for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ii. !ioseman. Of Ncw-lork, have
rooms at the Ocean House. at which hotel they viii
remain until September.
Z. Bleakman, OF Httsburg, registered this week at
the Monmouth House.
Frank r. Nevin OF Philadelphia is at the Carleton
Among other guests at this house are Henry Wctter
witz James Bernes, Frank c. Clarke, Frederick Ill.,
Miss Frances Garwood. Miss VI. L. Ovcrwood, all Of
NcwYork and Miss Lillian Taylor and Miss Eva
Chappel OF Htsburg.
The latest arrivals ut the Essex and Sussex. Include
Mr. and Mrs A. Hcchscher, Miss Mamie Hecischer and
Miss AntOlnctIe IIechscher. OF New York, and Miss
Lizzie waldron. Miss Isabel Teneyck, Miss Elizabeth
Flack and Clarence y. Fack, OF Troy.
party from Scranton, Penn, now staying at the
Monmouth House, includes Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Hosea.
Miss Anna X. sanderson and Irvine X. Dckey.
At the Palmer Honse arc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur STAT
ford. Miss Grace stafford and William Stafford, Of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rankin are guests at the Mon
mouth House. from Brooklyn.
Auditor RunyOn. Of Newark. Is with bis family at