New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
LONG BEACHS SUMNER PARLIAMENT
TO OPEN ON JULY 1.-THE HOTEL FILLING uN
RAPIDLY-RECENT ARRIVALS.

TO OPEN ON JULY 1.-THE HOTEL FILLING On
RAPIDLY-RECENT ARRIVALS.
The pilgrimage Of summer visitors to the seagift
isIe OF Long Beach, Long Island, has already be.
gun. The scope Of the Long Beach Summer Par.
lament which will b. conducted by the Rev,
lanes Willard Philputt as president Is Indicated In
tho prospectus which the association will have
roodv for distribution In few days. Specialists In
tho various departments OF literary moral and ~
,g,ous activity have been secured The Parliament
,,rl formally open July at 3 p m. In a large
assembly tent be erected just north OF the Nor
rio cottage and west Of the drugstore The pro-
gramme for that day shows the following features;
1 and p. m. music by Russian i"per'a' bahd;
- m opening exercises; and p m. selections
-, pu,oers College Glee Club; p. m. Grafton BY
co,oreI Alexander s. Bacon. OF Brooklyn On Friday
evening July ). Edwin Checkey will deliver lect-
IRE upon physical Culture" the first OF series
upon that subject
The Parliament will last eight weeks, each Of
b,ch will be devoted to some special work. The
week ending July l3 is called Cnautauaua week
young Peoples week ends July ~
,rha now restaurant and pavilion specially ~
served for basket picnic parties Will supplement-
the facilities of the hotel In ACCOMMODATING ex-
cursion parties.
rho new schedule OF trains on the Long Beach
branch OF the Long Island Railroad went INTO ef-
feet June q. Trains leave Long Island city Tor
ropg Reach at and II a. m. 2 3, j. D. o"' and 10
~ M and leave Long Beach for Long is'and city
A. s.t5 1872 s12 and 1925 a. m, ana lzS SIo 4:Ah
I'm s:2J 72j and s42 y. m. Inc ouhnay scheduie
,L,no effect June q shows that trains leave Long
leland civ for Long Beach at s:5o a. m ana la~
d s.2o n M and leave Long Beach for Long
Islanl City at 40 anu AZ d. H. 'N ''' ga" 800
p , , i.
Tba f,llowng cottagers have taken possession OF
,b.r cottages: Paul X Ames. Henry T. Chapman
r. Andrew, J. Connick. James NJ Haistead and
Colonel Harry Mccoy.
,rh.ra have been several purchases or iots maze
,,,s season Earl A. Gillespie has bought twenty
.,o ard nronoses TO build soon 1t is reported that
NJ Manning has had plans for an elaborate seaside
villa prepared i, ,,...
+ n Norris has erected fine cottage In Fifth
G, DR. Waugh Of Brooklyn. has leased three iots
for the season and has pitched cottage zen. ios
the summers s0journ. Inc POI laDie uo'' 80
erected and to be occupied py faur ~ savorshIs
,,or, for ivs srnp;e architectural beauty and
IRIS extreme neatness and compactness , ,,,,
~. oz6 feet OF length. Thursday added hity guest
and the arrivals for the latter part OF od ,ne ia s
IT, ,rnmense ballroom viii be utilized during the
i,v for bicycle rink for cniiaren aiu rs ~ -
may prefer to ride indoors 70 spin alohs ''e "a'u
The following are some Of the arrivals Eiward j.
Gavesan: william MeMnrtrese Snq any Sex
York Mrs ,S ~ r Mgrphy a asS Wife Mrs j. t.
Hrenep Wood Brookiyn: Miss Z. " Greenwood
James H. loft jr.. and family, "iIIi'ain A. M, NC
eSarcs c;ambril BaIilmore: Mr.. and Mrs payd
OBri.n Mrs Johnes N.wburg A. {. D.xon, 6r 9f
Wax Hison' Henry Bernhard and family, Mrs p
Geides and family Edward @. Wels ana VIE. Jay
II sooman and family NJ P Pna X Ames and FAM
ily. Oliver Hartman ir' ana FANNY a'a W. ~
Benedict ana ia"'''y