New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
A BUILDING BOOM IN PROSPECT AT
LONG BRANCH.
NEW VILLAS AND IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED AND
UNDER WAY.

NEW VILLAS AND IMPkoN Ti'a>.>ED N''A
UNDER WAY.
Long Branch. N. j.. Aug 80 (SpecaD.-There is a
bright prospect for a building boom in Long Branch
this fall. Already plans have been drawn for many
alterations. while three or four villas are
nearing completion. The cry Of hard times has
vanished. and everybody Is looking forward to a
new era OF prosperity.
one OF the first to have plans drawn for extensive
alterations to his ocean-front cottages Is United
States Senator Edward Murphy. Mr.. Murphy ;
summer home has "a most desirable location, anu
the alterations. az shown from an advance drawing
by the architect. Leon Cubberley. will make the
cottage second TO none In beauty and convenience
along the Jersey coast
Marks Arnheim Of New York, whose cottage was
burned last Christmas during the famllys tempo
rary stay at the seashore. Is erecting S-oVV co"h-
try mansion the site Of the burned structure
The cottage will not be completed In time for occu-
pancy this
/. j. Reckendorfer. Of New-York is also building
a 81 90 residence at Park and Ocean ayes. The
new structure will he occupied summer home
by Mr.. Rcckendorfcr next season. Mr.. Reckon
dorfer is summerng in the DR.. Biumenthal
cottage.
John W. Woolley. Of Eew-York. will build two
$4,000 cottages this fall IN Bath-ave.
The season Of 1879 Will find at least twenty new
villas costing in round figures $1,000. added to the
already large list. which cannot be excelled any
whore along III. Atlantic Coast In beauty.
The week just closing has been an extremely
quiet one compared with the one that closed a
week ago tonight. There has. however. been
plenty o: Amusement for those who love outdoor
sports. Tile main attraction "Pinaforc' at
Pleasure Bay. Crowds visited the place nightly to
see the unique show on the water and trolley par
ties from a distance were decidedly popular. To-
night Governor Voorhees, and his stan were pres
rni The day was known Governors day. The
Governor. accompanied by General and Mrs X. A.
Donnelly. Colonel and Mrs Oliphant Captain Bu,-
Ter Adiutant-tienera! Stryker and Mrs Stryker ar
rived at the Bay in a special trolley from Belmar
Special boxes reserved for the party. Mayor
and Mrs. +. Hall Packer joined the party at the
bay
Norwood Park has been exceedingly dull this
week in tho social line Coli attracts the old as
well MS the young The entertainment In aid OF the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital by the Norwood
Comedy club last Saturday night was success,
financially We: socially. the net receipts be-
ing over s2o)
\ dramatic entertainment I'm aid Of the Norwood
Field club f. scheduled 20 take place next Friday
night a, Alc Norwood Casino. TWO one-act plays
Will be- the attraction The first to be presented
will toe Sydney Grundy's In Honor Bound"
Nj ard Mrs. Pullman nov a. the HOLLYWOOD.
where they receiving congratua icns from their
many friends.
Tho attraction q, Pleasure Bay next week will be
nnese village. presented by the Grau Opera TOM
pany. .
lantic Hotel The star attraction was Miss TrauD-
mann. There were several reciiauons the enter
ialnment concluding with a genuine southern MIN
st'cl show
The occan House has been gay this week. The
rhidrer's carnival Wednesday night and the bail
Tor the benefit Of the hotel orchestra tonight were
the star feature ., ..u
serve = private cianbakc next Wednesday on the
'Takena Farm" tn Norwcod-ase The cojntry sea :
lea ltfI.a fff.rt q. az ust Sanford Ross. -
irk Mr Rog. VII have ~ his quests on this occa
Monmouth Reach has been n irfe slow this week.
The regular mid" eek dance ana ne s.uruaE ths
many. Tho attraction next week t. an entertain
mont given under ne auspces 9f n, ToT Irt,
stewart n pupil OF Miss Laura Moore. Miss Louise
oh + sheehar tenor 81 tho castle Square Opera
c6mpans Tho latter viii make h!' last appear;
be- given next Thursday night
Mr and Mrs. 4. u. Proal have left their mon.
mouth Beach cottage for ten days soJouIn "'
Paul Walton. secretary Of the Monmouth Beach
Country club. hnr gone for u ten days rip 10 Inc
The ncN bass singer at the N9Twood ca,no ser.
la-t sunday cven'nI. He .anE Dudley Bucks 20
lot Clorcr Walk with God
Lewis Brown and VIE and Mr.. T. o Coles re-
turned 10 Fheron this week norn n sojourn ~
COLONEL and Mrs John A mccall lei heir Nor
wood Park roff.g q this week FOR the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs "s)l" Gugcenhcm closed their Nor
wood-ave. cottage THIS week. They are At enid
void y y fpr d brief stay
Nra George VI Pullman has been at Alexandra
Ray y Y for a part ~ the week
Archbishop Ryan. 90 Philadelphia. was the guest
u simon Cashier ~ his Oren1-ave. cottage ms
week The Archbishop celebrated mas ~ 81
Mlrha.i's Church - Tallahassee Lake on SUNDAY.
Mrs r. \ Gardiner. Of ~-hork. VINO Ia spend
INK the summer at Norwood PARK. h doing noble
Wort. IN soliciting supplies FOR the s"afnen ~ the
front Her territory includes tho whole country.
AMI nearly every ba,tie-shp has received supplies
solicited hy her.
The cotiagers q Ehcron are getting up q sub
scripiion progressive hearts party 10 b. given M
IN. Casino next Friday night.