New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
BEGINNING TIE END AT LONG BRANCH.

THE SEASON WANING DvT MANY GUESTS STILL
LINGER TO ENJOY SEPTEMBER By THE SEA.
Long Branch. N. j.. Aug. 20 Especially -Aitnousn
the season IL well the wane. Long Branch "
best seen and enjoyed i'm the delightful month OF
September when It Is free from the loud and OBJ
jectionable element OF society that affects the races
as we'll as the rr-raf that dances attendance upon
them.
The solid. substantial and old-time summer resi-
dents Of this greet resort emerge from their
enforced retirement and with the added number of
usual late season arrivals tina place wears an as
pect OF sodity and responsibility strangely IN con-
trast with the feverish and giddy scenes OF mid
summer The social events that take place dur
ing the coming month are fixed features or the
real society Of Long Branch and Its neighbors'
ing resorts OF Eberon West End. Hollywood ane
seabrlght and regarded the browning glory
Of society's summer festivities.
Monday evening liessrs. Martyr 4 Edgertoh, pr0'
rrleors Of the IIote! Brighton rendered birthday
dinner TO r. J. LaudBrown. of England. VINO mas
been spending the suprner at the hotel Covers
were laid for fifteen enests. and n most enjoyable
evening was spent M.s Nellie McIIenry gave q
performance Of her play "a Night ut the
circus" on Wednesday. In the West End Casino
supported BY her entire company. for worthy
charity DESPITE the nclerency Of the weather the
afrair was decided financial and artistic succesA
ard received the warm approval or a fashionaoie
and critical audience.
-Four of the leading hotels az tire BRANCH nave an.
nounced thpr intention Of remaining open uhtu
October l. They are the Hotel Brighton Ocesn
Hotel United States Hotel and the Elberon. quits
a number OF guests are booked for the next month
in each OF them and Others are daily expected.
Among the more recent of prominent arrivals are
Madam J.. Nleunier and Miss T. Meunier and Count
penoit DAzy from Paris. The former - wen
known in New-York as the accomplished daughter
OF Charles La Sale, the former Editor OF "Des
Etats.I-nis" They are registered at the Hotei
Brighton
Among the prominent guests ct the West End
Hotel are the noted lawyer OF New-forK' JONI "ra
ham. as picturesque a figure walks the broad
marches Of the hotel and ex-Street Commissioners
James s. Coleman and his brother. Tax Commis-
sioner NJ s. Coleman, Of New-York
The United States Hotel has upon its register the
following prominent Souherners: Charles q. Sher~
man. T. w Gilbert Van X. Draillard and William
r. Guild Of Nashville. Tenn, who are booked TOT
September The following among the other iate
arrivals at the hotels:
Hotel Brighton-NIr and Mrs. 7. s. Sutphin, Miss
Sutphn W. J. Currer. h. T. Mclaughlin Huylef
Wes.ervclt Mr. and Mrs T. G. Tompkins J. H.
Wood William Currler f.. A. Rhodes. Mr ana MIS-
J. NJ Hoffman and c.. G. Romarge OF New-fork.
United states Hotels Vollmsn Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Cutter Or. r. c. Fennel. Maurice Lew
OF Nav-York: r. c. De Bots. Mrs. X. ~ Dennis OF
Washington D. C.. and Il. L. Knapp and d. Knapp
OF San Francisco.
West End Hotel--A r. Carton Mr.. and Mrs ]. 3.
Stevens. s. Kempner. Mrs B. Frankenheimer. Miss
Frankenheirner Miss Kate Frankenheimer, r. +.
PURIFY. =. ~ Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs: burs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. Nelson, Mr. ana MI III
UIavilsnd Miss Havand, and Miss Harguerite
Haviland, of New-York