New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.
MANY SOCIAL INCIDENTS-THE HORSE
SHOW-NEwS OF THE COTTAGES.

Long Branch. y J.. July CspeciaD.-Now for a
busy season The glorious Fourth over. the cot
tager and hotel guest look forward TO one con-
unual round OF pleasure. The social side viii rot
De overlooked, the big hotels have arranged
Ior the regular midweek and Saturday night hops.
besides the trolley parties TO Pleasure Bay Park
70 see the fireworks and opera Then the usual
card and euchre parties for charity and prizes
tract many To all this add the outdoor sports.
chief among which golf. and time is lost n
making the pleasure seeker happy
The Horse Show has taken the place or politics
tonight one week from tonight the annual sale
OF boxes will take place Indications point 20 sue
cess IN this direction. as already scores OF boxes
nave been taken In advance Entries BEGIN TO
now into the secretary's hands. and If begins TO
look now as though a night exhibition VIII be
necessary after all in order complete the schsd-
ule- There will be additional prizes too in ad-
dition 20 those included in the annual prize list
The show OF 1900 u Indications count for any
thing. viii be successful along every line.
There is some talk Of a military tournament The
first exhibition given last year, which was at
tended by President Mckinley and Vjee-President
Hobart brought together many thousands OF peo-
Ole
The season at Norwood was begun a week ago
to-day when the pretty casino was opened 70 the
patrons Of Mrs Munro $ resort. on Sunday the
hgious services began and several hundred cot
tagers crowded the casioo 20 hear the Rev Dr..
Charles J. Young the pastor Of the Church OF the
services Will be continued Throughout che season
The cottasers at the Park are Interested in the
coming three-act play. The Arabian Nights"
which viii be given soon for the benefit Of the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Munro and Mrs B. F. Goodspeed viii spend
the latter part CT July and August in Europe. re-
turning II time for the Norwood Horse show
The Lyddy estate owns eight cottages al El-
berou. They have all been taken. the occupants
being kalman Haas OTTO LowauEer, c. Binger.
Mrs J. J. O'Donohu- Simon Borg. Tracy H Harris.
Max Elliuge and Hartman K Evans
The fireworks display on the Fourth OF July
night unusually brilliant. The c0rragers had
made special preparations TO entertain their guests.
and their efforts 10 please were more Than appre-
Already a building boom is in sight Nate SAILS
bury Will erect dozeE cottages on the East End
tract, plans 70, foUr having already been com
pleted a Simeon will erect two cottages. Fl; T.
Blodgstt viii erect one, and George baroy an9tner
Mss T W Storm viii build az tiah-ee- Wnl-e Souln
Elberon plans are under way for a colony Of cot
tages and MOTEL tG cost a quarter oI million
ultimately prove 10 BE- the banner year for build
ing along the North New-Jersey coast
Golf was more popular than ever this week The
schedule games or The Jersey Shore League have
brought all OF the crack players 70 the front. The
peCnant winner present is difficult 20 pick
The glorious Fourth was observed az tne ilueren5
hotels with interesting programmes. dancing nag
the call many of the dining rooms being well
everywhere, and the day altogether was pleasaluy
wood station @ T Tue5day night waiting ne arrival o.
the evening trains than in any time IN years The
+ tagers. although ElberOn and Long Branch have
Mr. and Mrs Louis Norris. OF Chicago, are spend
/ ing the summer with Mrs Morriss parents Mr
and Mrs V Henry Rothschild. Of Norwood-aye
Mr. and Mrs Raiev, OF Kentucky. were recent
guests Of General and Mrs T. T. Eckerr
Edward WasSermau has returned rom europe,
and is now recUpera1iug az Hollywood where ne
viii spend the rest of the summer
n. F. keau. OF New-T Ork. who Is spending the
{ summer the Blanchard cottage, ar Elberons had
{ : his guests Monday his brother. United
States Senator John Kean, and W :. Hancock,
Controller OF NeW-Jersey-
Frederick FreIinghuysen. OF Newark is passing
I the summer az the Kinney cottage az Oakhurst-
/ NJ j. Deguau, of New-IOrk- took possession or
[ the Fav cottage. ar ElherOu this week
Asher T. Meyer. Of New-T0rS, IS az the Biddle
cottage. a ElberoD-
J. " Stokes u1sE0pessessiOu OF the Fary cot
E tage ElherOn. rniS week
Ex-senator James Smith, OF Newark. Is a srrtk-
{ ing figure at ElberOu. he IS expected 70 spend 4
portion Of the season there
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Day. OF New-TOrk. arS
recent cottage arrivals El5erOu- They are occJl-
Uviug the country seat OF the late Rev G. Fred
! erfck Hoffman.
Mrs n P Kingsley, OF New York has taken pos
I session Of the Miles cottage, in Norw0oC-aVe
/ John c. Sheehar. the Tammany leader. IS passing
the in quiet way al Ine tso-LlScll4l cut
tage. in NOrwood-aVe
A r. Adams and Mrs J. McAa1uS are new NJ
rivals a the ElberOn Hotel