New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
THE LONG ISLAND RESORTS.
DOINGs AT LONG BEACH.

Long Beach, Long Island. Aug. 19.1The season at
Long Beach is at its height, and the hotel
tans its reputation for gayety. There now be-
tween eight hundred and nine hundred people in
the house The crowds over Sunday grow larger
each week and the marvel is where Colonel Dick
manages TO put all the people.
The silver cup which Colonel Dick won at the
golf tournament last week has been on exhibition
in the office Colonel Dick refused to keep the cup
and has presented 1t to Philip c. Ponier. OF the
Elizabeth On. j. Golf Club. Colonel Dicks score
rs and Mr.. Poniers 70.
Among the many private dinners OF the week the
most elaborate given by DR.. and Mrs. Bow
ditch Morton for their guest. Miss Eldredge. OF
Boston. Miss Eldredge Il a cousin OF Nine Emma
Eames Covers were laid for ten in the palm
room. Dr. and Mrs. Morton's guests were Miss
Fldredge Mrs Frederick Champlin. Of Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Taliaferro. Of Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry, OF New-York Colonel Cassidy and Mr.
Muser.
On Tuesday evening John Fl. Corwin, a guest at
The Inn. gave talk in the hotel parlors on
Hawaii Tor Miss Darrach's little crippled chidren's
home which is a short distance up the beach from
the hotel. This home Is the pet charity or the
hotel and IN addition to the lecture for its benefit
a fair was held on Wednesday afternoon in the
bandstand opposite the hotel. The fair was the
result OF the energies OF the following little girls
Of the hotel and cottages: The Misses Marjorie
and Hda spers Edna and Rnnz Eh JarT
EVELYN Corvin Marjorie Bowling and tlossie
White They were assisted by Miss Darrach ana
her two summer workers, Miss Sterling and MISS
Johnson and by the Kings Daughters Circle or
Rockville Centre who had charge OF one or the
fancy tables . ., ,.
A delightful progressive euchre party took place
on Thursday evening, and the ladies' or the COM
mittee Mrs r. j. Secor and Mrs. J. w; Loader
are to be congratulated on its success. The tables
were arranged in the parlors Of the hotel, whlch
were decorate for the occasion. At the end or the
evening supper served. Among the partlci-
pants were DR.. and Mrs. Secor, Mr.. and Mrs w
w Battle Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Powell Mrs. j. W
Loader Mrs G.. r. Buen, Mr.: and Mrs II. T.
Gardner Miss Gardner, Miss Dick, Mr.. Davies
William c. Langley. ]. R. Curren. r. A. Curran, o.
Curran Arthur Bennett, the Misses Langley, Mrs
Charles Welles, Mrs. Bennett. A f. Ommen Mr.
and Mrs w E. Trotter, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bunzi
Mrs ]. f. Lester, w. K. Barton, Mr. and Mrs +.
A. ODonnell Mr. and Mrs. w. Ward Damon. Mt
and Mrs. J. w. Argenbright, Mrs w r. Russell ,s
Mrs II. Zahn, Mrs c. H Stone, Miss Flood, Miss
Hewitt Miss Kleiber, Miss Locke, Mr.: and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. McConn and A. y. Fischer
The bachelors OF the house gave cotillon on
Friday evening which led by Percy Thomp-
son. dancing stag.
Owing to the urgent request OF guests Colonel
Dick has decided TO keep the hotel open until Sep
TENDER Is
Among the recent New-York arrivals are Charles
B. Beckwith, r. L. Moffet. A. H. Huntington. w
F. Bentck, jr., Miss Adler. Miss Edwards. j. w
Wikn, Mrs. Edward Schaeler. the Misses Schaeler
c. w. Cable and wife. Mr. and Mrs h. Matthews,
Miss Taylor. H. n. Bloomer, f. b. Hnsdae and
II. A La Fenton.