New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
AFFAIRS Al long BRANCH.
rAs YOU LIKE IT" TO BE PLAYED IN THE
wOODs-A NEW STAGE TO THE TRACK.

rAS YOU LIKE IT" TO BE PLAYED IN THE
wOoDs-A NEW STAGE TO THE TRACK.
Long Branch y. j.. July Is (Special)-ln the
absence OF the old time Monmouth stage. that used
TO carry gay parties TO the racetrack people pe''
to fret and worry. hut pleasant surprise has sup
planted the occasion for annoyance. and John t.
Groome Of Philadelphia, is the bencfactor. He re-
Gently imported a handsome stage coach from London
and now runs a daily public coach to the race
grounds which is phronlzed beyond its seating ca
pacity
Elkwood Park will be thrown open to the public
to-day On this occasion there will H. series OF
pony races The next interesting affair in prospect
is the big live pigeon shoot at Hollywood next
Wednesday, between Edgar G.. Murphy. of New-lork,
and r. a. welch. OF Philadelphia. for $1,000 SIDE
Mt 100 birds each. Zig betting has already been
begun the result.
Another social feature Of more than passing In
portance is the production of AS You Like IT. In
the woods AT Pleasure Bay. A beautiful piece Of
woods has been selected for the performance, near
the Patten cottages. The characters will be taken
BY amateur actors principally. although 1t Is ok
peccd that MISS Rose Coehlaa will consent to assume
the character OF Rosallnl.
william F. Harrity, with his wife and family Is
occupving the same suite OF in the liOwlan1
House that they had last year. Mr.. ana Mrs Emile
waldemar Mass, OF Vienna. and Jay W. Shihu"''
of Philadelphia. guests of Dr. John r. Pembertoh.
Chief Justice Mercer easley has taken possession OF
handsome
Hotel IS entertaining the Hon. W. Walter Phelps. eA
Minister 10 Germany. Miss Laura Jean Libbcy IS
also a guest Of the hotel
The latest arrivals at the Elbcron Hotel Include
Colonel Frederick d. Grant. Nine. Materna, Karl
wilhelm Maerna Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough
Henry Yonge, ". l.. Severance. J. W. >hackiord.
+ H. Harris Mrs. H. Datcr, Mrs. Mclean, Edward
Hatch Arthur IIornblow. Alexander Lambert and
MISS Lambert, New lork Mr. and MR.. \. l.: Pen
mock Miss Clara ii. Pennock, William Fisher Lewis,
Mrs John Hay Mr. and Mrs. y. j. Cassatt Miss
Baugh J. p. Hutchinson, Of philadelphia; Mr. ana
Mrs 4. Bopp Brooklyn, and Mr.. ana Mrs. Nllhaih
g, Heppenheimer, Jersey City.
Among the latest hotel arrivals are the following
New.Yorkers: West End-Mrs. \. Heidenhcimer. Miss
Lille NJ. Davies, Miss l.. r. squire. the Misses
Ippman. Mrs. J. Ash, Miss Marie Ash Miss ;. e.
KerTisan, Frank Waling. seymour Ash John ".
Cox, II. L. Upper, Miss {. H. furrnall, MISS L' b.
Kayser Mrs ii. Rnaldo and Miss Rinaldo.
ocean Housc-DOminick Coleman Miss fryt0n,
Hugo p Keller. Miss Mary +. Luer, George Wen
sick, Miss Jukes H., Rey, NJ. Harold, Charles Mas.
Miss H. shauer Edwin 4. Pratt, D. F. Verdernal,
Thomas w. Ryley Mrs. ID. A. Banta Mrs George
Wright Miss Redlich, Mr. ana Mrs. Leo 'watts, Mrs.
F. I. 5l0cum. 49, -
Hotel Brighton-Mrs. :. Dcnzer. Miss iIirschhorn.
r. B. Walsh, A. ;. Grossman. Robert Arthur, Frank
McC3ee G.. i. Z. Gairey, Orrin Warner, jr. W. II.
Bennett l.. @. Stafford, C. +. Colyn. J. f. Delaney
The Howland Hote-Frank Morgan. MIR. and Mrs.
Fenar Mr. and Mrs. JACK biddle Charles Manvll".
Miss Florence Kelly. Miss Ida NJ Hopper William
Mony o. L. Ludcrs, W. j. Arkell Charles Gresham,
w L. Watson, Mrs Joseph Aschhcim, Miss II.
Aschheim, Mrs. E. l.. smith and Miss b. Drake.