New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
THEWEEK AT LONG BRANCH
SUCCESS OF THE NORWOOD PARK hof''h
sHow-THE SUMMER EVENINGS
EMBARRASSMENT

,,c pranch Y j. Aug. 1.-The season 'hu'
Par along the north Jersey coast Is fully up 20 49,.
pectation All the hotels along tne o'ea hnar
~ u,eu as those near the Shrewsbury. nave Deen
.o,,,ra season OF prosperity. and inolcatioH'
49,, ,ha rnsb will continue well into Sep'en'-
Der. =, Ia cha summer
The social failure OF the week was tne ~ IVES,
evenings entertainment given last hisht az
End by the manager W. H. hiuIe ~, t1ndreth
novel affair Like everything else MT 49,
anr,otes Il was a success from start 10 i''''
THE seven hundred guests at the DIE hotv %
as several hundred others were there i"' -
,,ra entertainments under the management VI E
1r,olds of Weber d Fields was followed DE o'"''
luncheon 81, ut, NTH
pleasure Bay Park is making a pig III. WIZ
..,,.,oo" The place Is thronged nightly. lroleS
and launch parties are popular FROM '"e ms"
lands seabright and Monmouth Beach the eiec''io
launch is used while the HOLLYWOOD anu -,
and cottages TO the south side use inc "'S
The first dspay OF fireworks OF the season q"
pleasure BAY was given Tuesday night Immaculate
w after the play An unusually large crown was
present. .,oh was
The Norwood Park Horse show WhlC" " a.
beld this afternoon. a big success Much Ni'U
,s due to that expert whip MISS Norma Mimi
Vice President Hobart consented 10 aiIo" Ms nam
% head the organization. which helped the enter
,rise The seventeen contests were run o" III ca
ce,lont time and everybody was happy. IL Is
likely that the exhibition Will be cohduc'eu y" d"
much larger scale arother year ,,..
II ia believed here that when Vice-Presiden'
,rd Mrs Hobart return from Lake Champiain'
president and Mrs Mckinley will accompany mem,
Al any rate there Is clambake scheuule1 aVt ' a.
i last "I Week in August and President Mckinley Is
10 be the guest Of honor - ,,u.ood &c ar
Mr. Devine manager Of The Hollywood, Is al a.
ranqinc for another delightful garden party "
5ske Mace the last week in August o,A -,
THE old Tectory OF ST. MtchaeIs CnuICn n.
rakanassee Lake, together with four huhdre1 Zee.
- land fronting The lake, has tSen purchased py
Gen%ge II Fearns Of New-YOrk The purchass,ee
price is said to be 5000 Inc , new o""e' WIN
MRS r. r Mcdonald, of Fort WAYNE, IND Is
at The Elberon Hotel She Is accompanied by heI
Miss Helen Murphy, daughter OF Nj ana mrs,
1-TanbIin Murphy is at saltwater. ~ D. TOT a
Ort Miss 'Fschhemer Of Elberon left here this week
NWilIam Campbell Clark of Newark, who owns a
pretty country seat near E'"ei""' 9"NN 49,
'" Ex Tinted States Senator James Smith, ,lr, ana
Bernard NJ Stanley sailed for Europe on "euneS-
Sav They will be absent until october. ~
William Meinhardt who has been AT tne " est
srnd Uoiel left here Friday for Saratoga. \. y.
Tho Rev William Macintosh Mackay mas eeen
,,eitine his brother the Rev. DR.. Donald sage
Mackay at the Elberon Memorial manse IN r,I raLh
ave Eberon He Is pastor Of Old south Cnurch,
os Aberdeen Scotland. This is his third visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs Temple Bowdoin left Eloeron Tues
Mr. and Mrs Myron II. Oppenheim are enter.
YaIning Judge and Mrs. Leventrtt, OF New-forA' at
their Elberon country seat