New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
OLDTIJIE RUSH AT LONG BRANCH.
MANY ATTRACTIONS PLANNED FOR THE
rOT-RTH-sOCIAI. NOTES.

rOT-RTH-SOCIAL NOTES.
Lonr B.anca. July (Spec.a0'-Ihe seaSo" a.
log Branch contrary 70 the predictions o. many
Is ..r aacad o: last year In many respects at INC
p-ese1, tine. Everybody IS happy over ''e ou'
look and unless all signs fa! the o!d-time rush |"
the seashor- which began his afternoon W."
ec.l,se all previous years Cor some ume. l"e'e
viii he no end 0: attractions here tor the fou''''
Golf 0: course. viii have the call as !n'e'es''ie
games are scheduled at the Inks at NORWOOD a. r.
El5cron Holly Monmouth BeacA Hi- 90
brien, AT E.kwood Park there will be !'Ve-D.'u
baralcap a. the traps In the morning ard series
OF Interesting running ard trottng races IN 'He
afternoon. The once popular sport IS not !!Ne'y ~
tse auy o. IT'S prestige, and a large cro"d u con-
neently expected. The entries closed last nignt
with the secretary. John u Hoiingsworth'
~ Monmouth Beech dance VIII be gwen at INC
Country Ctub TLe main attraction however WI!
b. the PATRIOTS address BY Governor Foster NJ
VOORHEES, at the opening Of the patriotic bazaar
AZ the new Asblry SInGay-school auditorium.
wa.ca Wi. coaiirge for one week series %
superb entertainments Will DC gwen each H'b"'
IN the rain auditorium. which VIII attract COZ
,aSers from al sections OF the Ne"-Jcfsoy Gas
Araong those who wi. take part In the series
are Mr. and Ms Oliver Doud Byron, M's'
j. W sDaa!r2 A Hobart S:1ock. Castesner'
Mr.. and Mys Harry EouclGe. Livingston bd'oo
Or. Theodore W. Moses. Louis James ana o'"e''
The LIST o. pat.Onesses IS Mrs. " Imam p"' Do"''
Ny. EOW.cS CC.gdtc, MIS- rEcHc.i~" "a ''N'"'
J. T. Wilson. Mrs S. II. Houghton. MIS-. h. l.
Horton Mrs L. s. McKesson, Mrs. J. W. s2aiGins
Ms William NJ Wh!tncy, MIS-. James tidTIsr Mt.
i. s. Preailce. M!s. r. y. Syinlnston MP Aaiy "a
Pyle. Mrs g. S Walton Mrs. T. w ioI2H any
Mrs Il. ". Soper. There VIII DC nuiiD.I =.
fancy booths. ana the unique AFFAIR promises 10 DC
successful In every particular. ne pdIda' mas
been unler way since February last wneh d com
!olttee conssting o. Senator c. Asa Francis. resi-
Dent Captain c. II. Valentine treasurer, 40 ai
Davis, secretary was appointed TO DO inc q qtt
wor1 Mrs. Leah Francis. Mtg; 1eolse ~ "a
Harry Lanes the Rev. W. r. Wedderspooh .aio
Stewart Cook also members OF the H~'0"'''O
An interesting service IL booked for to-morros
at the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church "hS g q
memorial window To the memory OF vi Wts.a y
Charles II! McAnncy. who died az Mount Kisco; ~
Y in 1856 viii be unveiled There viii be eign.
small windows and three presentations I'm, me eE ,s
small windows In mcEiory OF 1eolge no ,oiiny
J. A. Gulick Stewart Cook. 81. JORDAN ,W ooIeS
Mrs Sarah Seymour Houehton. W: ~ Manatan'
Jesse Cook ST.. and A. j. Crouter The tnIee pr pr
entatons are Ia honor % MIS-. Armenia Nas", ~.
presented by her husband, Captain Charics a. VI
entine; the Rev. George 6. s. MesercI.; I1' ~
pastor. under whom the church started. anu '''
Rev w. r. WcdderspoOu, the present pastor -, "A
There Will be patriotic services at an the s'E 80
tomorrow The opening Of the NORWOOD 1as ~ ~
services Will take place at p. m cth y, the
Charles J. Young pastor Of the Cho!ch ~. NV
Puritans Ncw-York will oficiate, and deliver
sermon appropriate TO the occasion , -. 81.
United States Senator James smith, IT, WAS '''e
Sunday guest OF DR.. BIssell at Eioeron. r.s.osa.,
Mrs Nellie Grant sartoris started on wednesday
F. W. Roe6llng. OF Trenton. IS at Elberon.