New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
LONG BRANCH READY FOR THE HORSE
SHOW
IT rs EXPECTED 10 sURPAss ANY PREVIOUS
EXIIIBITIoN-NoTEs OF SOCIETY


IT IS EXPECTED TO sURPAss ANY PREVIOUS
ExIIIBITIoN-NoTEs OF SOCIETY.
Long Branch, Aug. (SpeciaD.-All IL IN readi-
ness for the great midsummer attraction OF the
North Jersey coast. the Monmouth County horse
Show The three days exhibition opens on Thurs-
day and continues until Saturday. ending with
electric Nominations The show this year will In
MANY respects surpass the four previous eXhibi-
tons The large entry list together with the ad-
ditona attractions arranged for indicate this The
- - ntries closed Monday. All the old exhibitors
have re-entered many of their prize horses The
most important additions to the list OF exhibitors
this year are George ]. Gould and Joseph Widener.
The former enters Shamrock and Irish Boy con-
dtionally that Jimmie" Blute returns from Eng
land in time TO show them over the regulation
jumps Mr.. Widener enters four horses. Peacock.
Queen. HIS Highness anu Santiago. Ali CT MT
Widener's entries. with single exception. are In
the contests for harness horses.
The contest for fire horses was declared off last
night the only entry being the Oceanics. The
former company entered on the condition that four
or more contestants compete.
The question Of having exhibition OF electric
Examinations has been decided in the affirmative.
There will be seventy-fve arc lights put up and
the occasion promises TO be red-letter one Tor the
Monmouth County Horse Show.
The horse show boxes sold by auction last
Saturday night. The amount realized was $40.
An additional so VIII be levied on all boxholders
for the show by electric light
The rush the seashore to the mountains
during the last week was not so large as in FORMER
years. The departures this week include II. n.
Judson, s. W. Farchild and A. r. Adams, OF Mon
mouth Beach. for the Adirondacks; ". r. Pauen.
OF West End John F. Dryden. Colonel Anthony
Kuser and Mr.. and Mrs Taurus Loomis, of Fiber
on for the Adrondacks; Lewis r. Brown, for
Saratoga, n. Y. Richard Lmburger. OF Elberon.
for the Adrondacks; John +. Carroll and family.
FISH I
and NJ Wolf of Hollywood. for Saratoga; Maurice
Untermeyer and family. Of West End. for Sara
toga: Mrs Eta Henderson. Of Norwood Park, for
Stamford. n Y; Mrs. William c. Hendrckson OF
Long Branch. for Sharon Springs. n. Y. Mr. DAILY
and Mr.. Patten gone only few days. return
ing home Thursday.
The Norwood Park cottagers are arranging for
benefit for the Monmouth Memorial Hospital at
the Norwood Casino on Saturday evening. August
49, at $50 p. m The two-act farces. "Ici Parle
Francais" and Betsy Baker" will be given by the
Norwood Comedy Club.
The production OF Pnafore'' at Pleasure Bay
this week great hit for the management.
The production first class in every particular.
and the theatregong public took advantage Of 1t
and crowded the grandstand every night.
A large and appreciatve audience listened a
service at the Norwood Casino last Sunday night.
DR.. Young's theme borrowing Trouble"
Mrs. Charles =. Naething gave a card party at
E. B. Gadd.s. Of Norwood Park has changed his
residence. He Is in the Chanfrau cottage in
Cedar-ave. having vacated Park View No. this
Mrs. Worth. of New-York has taken possession
Mr. and Mrs. George Wldener, of Philadelphia.
arrived at Elberon this week to remain for the rest
The Norwood Field Club has several interesting
golf games booked Norwods met the Essex team
Las; Saturday r and won honSrs easily The scores:
Hs o E d. Pc NJ H s%%Sns g.
Gould. 0; Cortes. 0; kleinhaus. O. Total. o.
North New-Jersey Golf Club at Paterson: August
y. Engewood Golf Club at Norwood Park; August
Der II, Seabright Golf Club at Seabright.
Interest In the foursome. Field Club Cup and put
ply leads in the Field Club contest with 10 points;
F. f.. Henderson is second with points; Headley
and Browning are tied for third place with half
The fund collected by the EeeIon Red Cross
Gu,bre the rensreT 80 ss tbs sHd William
1000 before the season closes About $400 was
raised this week.
and still contributions continue TO pour in
Six hundred people attended the amateur minstrel
last Tuesday night. which Melted the Elberon Red
Cross neat sum.
On Friday night the Ocean House S Will give It's
Mrs EysT, who o. hS ,S been g!
and pretty dances. one hundred and fifty children.
all dressed in fancy costumes viii participate. AS
which the little folks figure so conspicuousy 1t is
q novelty which attracts summer residents from
all along the coast. but the lawn Is so extensive
that two or three thousand people can be easily
accommodated.
The Ocean House will remain open until late in
sn ann am" Convention there. Aecommodatons have
evening Of tho 5th there will be a ball.
large party Of Ocean House guests and their