New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
REJOICINGS AT LONG BRANCH
EVERYBODY PLEASED AT THE SUCCESS
OF THE HORSE SHOW
SUNDAY SERVICES AT NoRwoorA PARK-so-
JOURNEYS AT THE sEAsID E-PER-

SONAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Long Branch, Aug. IA (Specialk-The fourth
| annual exhibition of the Monmouth County Horse
| Show Association closed tonight. There is much
rejoicing, not only among the sto ckholders, who
will reap benefit. but by everyborl DIV who in any
| way contributed in making the exhibition A sue
I cess President Eckert and his valiant corps Of
| assistants in for the lions share OF praise.
| There is general celebration 10 e,ght along the
| Ocean Drive at the various hottDs OF the great
success attained by this lively organization. which
has become a permanent feature III this section OF
New-Jersey during midsummer.
| The Sunday services at Norwood Park have In
creased attendance as the season advances. The
| special attraction last Sunday night Shelley g
Angel OF Jesus" rendered by ts, choir. delighcd
! the large audience DR.. Young Introduced 1t with
| the statement that years ago he heard 1t for
| the first time in NewYork City. As soon as the
season opened at Norwood he requested Mr.. Schulz
ker the leader Of the choir nder It here, which
done. The congregation asked for repetition
OF 1t that season. and have repeated that re-
quest every season since. The alto is the leading
part and Miss Thompson's voice carried II grandly.
| The soprano. Mrs. Jones. sang as a solo Il
| VIII Extol Thee. Lord" DR.. Young's address
| was Character Building"
| L. c. Weir, president OF the Adams Express Com
pany returned Friday from European trip. Mr..
| Weir is with his family at Monmouth Beach
| Senior de LONE. the Spanish Minister. with Mrs.
de LONE, left here Friday for Lenox, Mass. after
| q brief stay at the Elberon Hotel.
Bowlss Colgate is among the latest arrivals at
| Monmouth Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis West. OF Albany are guests
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis West
Mrs c. Harry Wooley Of Buffalo, Is visiting her
parents Alderman and Mrs II. S. Sherman, at
| their Bathave cottage
Mr. and Mrs Thomas L. Maps and family re-
| turned Monday from tour TO the Catskill Noun
| tains.
The Rev. w. r. Wedderspoon. G. Henry Davis,
| Captain c. II. Valentine Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ed
| wards and Captain and Mrs. c. i. Edwards. left
| her Tuesday for Bath, Me-. where they witnessed
| the launching Of the schooner c. G. Endicott on
| Thursday
subscription card party will be held at the FL
| boron Casino next Monday evening. under the
direction Of Mrs John II Dos Passos. Mrs. Frank
| lin Bien. Mrs. r. c. Dorset and Mrs q. p. Hurd.
| The Rev; Robert NJ. Blackburn, Of New-Scotland
at the First Presbyterian Church on sunday Sep
| TENDER c; Mr. blackburn filled the pulpit last sun
day at both services The iNlioWi hs Gay ne an
turn to New Scotland in two weeks 70 nave his
Presbytery Tomorrow the Rev r. NJ. Skelling, of
Allegheny; Penn. will fill the vacant pulpit.
on Wednesday in honor of Mrs samuel McCauley
Marn The guests INCLUDED ud Mr. and Mrs J. Van
scrymser, and Amos, John and George Lowell.
Irving L. Socum sailed for Portland, Me,
Mrs n L. Munro and Miss Hume are back
from trip TO the Thousand Islands ard Quebec
The cotillon given az the Monmouth Beach Casino
by the leading cottagers.
The Rev and Mrs A. 2. Herman wiz start next
has been called to the Mount Pleasant Reformed
Church. Mr.. Herman at the meeting of Tokalon
Castle X g. Of f.. of which he is member, re-
ceved as present a fve-piece silver service. the
gift OF the Castle