New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
AT LONG BRANCH.
THE OPENING OF THE MONMOUTH BEACH
CASINO-THE SUNDAY SERVICES
TO REGIN TODAY

Long Branch, June q tSpeciaD.-The opening OF
the new Casino at Monmouth Beach by the Mon
mouth Beach Country Club. organization COM
posed chiefly of New-York people spending the
summer at Monmouth Beach, which was held
Wednesday evening. attractive affair. De-
spite the Indictment weather the Casino was nlled
Three hundred guests were present including
Carrot A. Hobart who Enthusiastically re-
ceved- The dancing hall was handsomely lighted
by electricity while the work Of the florist and
decorator was visible on every hand.
The new club which will hold It's dances on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings at the Casino.
Will have these officers: President. Z. A. Walton;
OF Ridgewood: vice-president F. s. Douglass, OF
Newark; secretary, Theodore w. Moses, OF New
York; treasurer Paul Walton of Ridgewood; Board
of Governors. W. NJ. Whitney, OF Albany; H. l..
Horton, c. A. Sheldon. of New-York; Colonel Will
lam Barbour. OF Paterson, and A. B. Proal, OF
New-York
Two electric launches hoated at Pleasure
Bay to-day, and from now on until the season
closes troey-eectr.c-launch parties will be all
the rage.
All the hotels between Seabright and Ebsron
are now opened. The West End Hotel opened
Thursday; the Scarboro, Rowland and Brighton to-
day.
The committee on the bicycle parade held another
meeting at Hollywood Thursday evening The
parade will be held in the afternoon and promises
The late cottage arrivals this week include the fol-
lowing: At Seabright-A II. Beadeston. AT Mon
mouth Beach-Mrs. j. w. Spauldng. Ocean-ave.
Colonel William Barbour. Paterson; f. Taylor New
York: Mrs j. j. Knox New-York At West End and
Elberon-Mrs. Z. II. Filter Philadelphia; G. NJ. Pull
man, Chicago: William Mohr. New-York; Senator
Murphy, New-York, Breeze Cottage.
Speaker Reed returned Monday, after visit to
Colonel and Mrs. August Payne at Monmouth Beacn
Speaker Reed accompanied by his daughter. sat
urday evening he dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
IL is doubtful whether there Is more enjoyable
or popular religious service anywhere than that
which Is furnished free by the owner OF Norwood.
manifold openings is the very perfection of GOODNESS
for a summer evening. Then the singing Is OF the
best Ericsson Bushnelis name is at the top OF the
list Of bassos: Distelhurst, the tenor; Miss Thomp-
contraltO, and the new soprano, from the Vest
Church. York all artists of established rep
of the Church of the Puritans, New-York, who has
been well known here since the days OF Garfield.
whose funeral service he conducted at Elberon At
every service Dr. Young gives short sermons on the
practical side of human life. The first of the season
will be held tomorrow evening in the Casino at
o'clock.
The attractive feature at the Octagon Hotel. Sea-
bright. this summer. is the new Casino. which was
built on the pier 200 yards from the beach. 1t has
a seating capacity of hundred and is lighted
by electricity, presenting beautiful appearance
by night.
To-day's arrivals at the different hotels as
follows:
B. Altman and hts family at the Atlantic
Hotel.
At the Eberon Hotel-Nrs. H. V Newcomb.
At the Hollywood Hotel are Max Freeman and
Louis Stern.