New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
CELEBRATION OF "ARTERNE DAY.
THE SUMMER CoTTAGERs AND HOTEL GUESTS
MAKE MERRY At THE CHARMING LoNo
IsrAxp CITY ny TIL.

THE SUMMER CoTTAGERs AND HOTEL GUESTS
MAKE MERRY At THE CHARMING LoNo
ISLAND CITY BY THE SEA.
Tho popularity OF Arverne- by the Sea n sum
mer resort Is well established. and every season
new cottages are built while the number Of guests
AT The Arvernc is limited only By tho hotels
capacity. But this season Will remain memorable
in the resorts history because OF yeserdays foS-
tivitles, which took up the whole day AMI la which
cottagers hotel guests and The residents FOR miles
around joined IL was Arvcrne Day. and II Is the
intention OF the people who live IN this charming
spot TO make the day annually "A notable occasion
on Long Island. The weather was favorable TO
the success OF the arranged programme. fresh sea
brcezes and bright sunshine making the outdoor
entertainments the more enjoyable.
At II A. m a tennis tournament took place on
the courts opposite the hotel. after which came
the chidren's parade the board walk. In this
about 80 tots took part dressed in their best bibs
and fuckers. and when the walk was over the
whole group Was photographed
At D. IN came the chief incident Of the day-tae
coaching parade. the Ike OF which has probably
never been seen on the island before Clarence Yer
mans coach led the parade. and he had IA guests
Miss Mabel Livingstone. SIR. and Mrs william cot
ter. Mr.. and Mrs charles T. Peli. Mr.. and Mrs
WaIsingham. i. Miller. and Or. and Mrs. Martin.
The second coach was driven by W Johnson. with
whom Mrs. Robert Stafford occupied the box.
Others In the coach were DR.. Joseph winters, Mr..
and Mrs u. H. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. -. Bah
cock and James Metcilf Alfred ". Koehler tooied
the third coach. Miss Laura Solomon occupying
the box seat. Others On the coach were Mr. and
Mrs f. J. Niger Miss Emma Meier. Miss Viola
Elnsteln. Miss Hortcnse Hecnt, Lieutenant Edwin
II. koehler Joseph j. Myers. Robert Chaser ana
Jerome g. kOcher. 49,
Miss Gaylord occupied the box seat on w; j.
Grandc's coach The other seats were occupied by
Mr. and Mrs George Ewing. Miss Esp-y. Mr. ana
NM JeffOrds. Paul GAYLORD. Miss Pcnd!etOn. Barn
bridge Colby ana Edward Looms. on f;ben Dimon's
coach Mtss Alice Mlrtimon occupied the seat ~
honor The others the coach were Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Plum MISC Margaret Plum. Mr.: and
Mrs. Oswald .enrcys. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick III
mon Dr. and Mrs j. ~. Downs and J: Mortimer
Arnold. on g. : AspclYs coach were Miss cara
Smith Mr. ard Mrs. John j. Arnold. f. Porcival
Baird. Miss Gertrude Livingstone, George 9. Cole
Ign Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ernst Michael
j. Muiquecn had on his coach with him, Mrs. Null
queen Mrs GilrOy Miss Griffin. MR.. y Mussmin
Mrs $ \. Hatch O. Mussiman and John Glroy.
Among the cOttagerS IN line were william H. Am
norman, Mrs. Waiter J. Rcck Mr.. and Mrs. j. %.
Wst. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt. Mr. and Mss. !. Modry.
Mr.. Won Frankensten. Arthur Moiry; NJ and Ms
and Mrs. William Scheir, MI ana Mrs. Theodore
Baylor, Miss Josie Levy, the Misses Adams. william
v II Payn, Dr. afd Mra l. Kohn and Professor
J. Levy.
The drive from Arverne to Cedarhurst and return
Al night the hotel and grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated, and the ball which closed the festivities
was the most successful in the history OF the pace:
Arvernc Day was a great success all through and
reflects credit on W Johnson Quinn. Of the Ar
verne who did much to make 1t 50.