New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LONG BRANCH SEASON OPEN.
HOTELS, AND COTTAGES ARE RAPIDLY
FILLING WITH GUESTS-MANi
IMPROVEMENTS

ro,o branch Juno 26-The season of 20 Is here.
THIS formal announcement follows the opening OF
the hotels for the reception OF guests. There Is
every reason TO believe that Lcng Branch will have
good season. although the cool weather mas put Il
damper or the usual enthusiasm displayed at TINS
time of the year.
The West End Rowland. Ocean. United States,
Scarboro and Atlantic hotels all opened up this
week The Brighton. Elberon and Hollywood hotels
have been open since June !. and are entertaining
many people. The West End Hotel cottages, 100
have been open since the 18th.
Many improvements have been made since last
season All the hotels have undergone improve
ments while at the Elberon new $4,000 Casino
has been built. In addition to the Casino, the
Eberon Beach Club has erected a colony OF batA-
ing -houses-something needed years ago.
At Norwood Park and Hollywood golf. tennis ana
pigeon shooting will furnish sport for summer
guests The Norwood links has been heightened
three hundred yards making the present course
measure 2,557 ards The Norwood Field Club VIII
arrange series OF interesting games. The opening
tournament for the club cup was played to-day
and will be continued every Saturday during the
The final game Will be played on august
26 The sport at the Hollywood shooting-box opens
on Monday, July 8.
The horse show and bicycle parade will furnish
amusement for everybody. Already considerable
interest is being taken in the latter affair. whch
promises to eclipse all former ones. The same
for boxes are already coming in to the secretary
i. j. Casey.
The season at Norwood Park has opened most
auspicousy. The handsome cottages. with the'r
pretty green yards, the fine gravelled ioaos' ana
the multitude OF flowers make the place picture
of beauty. During the winter months this resort
has seen many notable changes No expense mas
been spared by Mrs Norman l.. Munro IN preserV-
ing the late Mr. Munro's ideals. Among the New
York people who will seek recreation at me para
this are Dr. Charles simmons Thomas NV, *.
Egbert. n. X. Browning. John Browning e Lug
Mccall, Mrs. Reiman, Miss Fox. Mrs Waite; H.
At Inc Casino prefara,ions are being made to
provide series of delightful dances rro oH S
('Tanmer OF Jersey City, who has iGrnlSHcd tHc
music at the Casino FOR the last few years M ne
there again this season WIN es %yry Wedne
day and Saturday evening. Tomorrow evening tiie
series Of rtnsiGuc seIyfe hs Ec Nth the Rev DR.
G J. Young. of New;york in charsGa MIS-, MAJ ar
kills. Ba3ehtcrs was The guest Of Mrs Norman
L. Munro at Norwood Park this week .
XIII. <. y. Camping with the tn RcEimeni.
Mr. and Mrs ,sso w D. HaTpT T Ct
Pleasure Bay where a small fortune has been
spent in SING Apr nGc of spav to- Of
fireworks in the afternoon furnished ainusem men,
display Of fireworks was given. which lighted W
the o %: 4Eop has leased the Barnard
S. Armstein. of New-York, is at the Anderson
cottage for the summer. -..us
NJ = Ryan. Of New-York. is occupying Ho''as"
on Smpson-st A., ~ c.
I I'I1nan Of New York. has taken the De 80
carras cottage on Third-ave for me season. -
] 4 Brown Of New York. Is at the DE feyst'I
cottBF" 49, -, ,, , :. ..,,
Profe .s"r and Mrs. c. w. Blakeseo ieit yes'ci-
day for Danville Penn. where they VIII spend ID"
Val, ,au.vor
" + Iardner a wSll-known New-fork lawytr
has taken the William Lane cottage oil frahh'
ave. o.L..ooo III
George NJ Pullman and family. Of Chicago, ~,
will take possession Of their Elberon cottage earl
next week. 49,. ,,,,,o,,,h
Rront Good Of New York. arrived at Monmouth
Reach on Tuesday. He Is occupying a ne" coz
tage on the site OF the old jay Gould house 10
Tho ODening dance AT the Monmouth heaCh
sino took place last Saturday night Two hnnnIr'
guests were present. Thirty applications f,r lntr
Sers,,ia have been received during the week by Or
~ " Masses the secretary Of the Country Gun. 5"
s,,c.oss II IL " nnCning analI