New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
ON THE JERSEY COAST.
HoLLYwooD'S MILITARY TOURNAMENT
SENATOR HANNA's VISIT

ments are being made for the second summer at
traction along the North Jersey coast, the mill
tary tournament. The dates set for the exhibition
which viii be held on the horse show grounds al
Hollywood. are August "a and %. An interesting
feature Of the coming tournament will be a game
of polo between Troops a and c. The outlook for
troops is exceedingly bright and an effort will be
made TO excel the first exhibition of last ar.
The drawing card al the coming tournament, is
hoped. will be President Mckinley. Already the
committee in charge OF the tournament has waited
Senator Hanna urging him his best
efforts 10 have the President present. President
Mckinley, it is expected will be at Washington
about the third week in August and run to
the seashore and back again could be made in
quick time.
The tournament of last year was given more
an experiment than anything else II was so sue
cessful. however. that permanent organization,
known the Monmouth County Military Show,
VIII be the next on the programme. The horse
show ground is a fine place 10 hold such exhi-
bition the show 1900. unless all indications
fan. VIII be stin more successful.
Senator Hanna Is without doubt the busiest resi-
dent al Elberon Hardly a. hour passes without
some ore calling or messenger boy appears with
q telegram from leader in quest of infor-
nation. Among Senator Hannas callers Sun
day Cornelius \. Bliss. former Secretary Of
the Interior. who Is staying near Seabright. Mr..
Bliss drove over and had a most pleasant call with
The Ohoan. The Misses Hanna also delighted
with Elberon. N family viii be here every day
was the way Ser Hanna put 1t, but I viii be
kent on the move between here and New-York -
Inc senator's tNo daughters are frequently seen
the drive.
The religious services a~ranged especially for the
summer c7ttagers along the coast at
treclIve this year than Beginning with St.
Janess Chapel at Eberon and ending with the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Seabright the various
houses OF worship are crowded on Sundays The
Rev. L,-. " b. Bodine OF Philadelphia. is the
tor IN charge OF St. James's Chapel where many OF
the I2!beron coJtagers worship. At the Taylor
H. lprrr. A.x-
York, is in charge while at ST. 2fichaels Roman
Catholic Church. at Takanassee Lake. the Rev.
X. A Cream has charge of the services. Another
popular church is St. Peters GaIiee Here the
cOttagers Of Monmouth Beach and Seabright nj
the church every Sunday.
NO service IS more popular than that arranged by
Mrs. Norman L. Munro for her cottagers and
patrons at Norwood Park. The Casino where the
services are held every Sunday night reminds
more OF an outdoor Gospel meeting than anything
else The Rev. Dr. Charles J. Young, pastor of the
Church of the Puritans Of NewYork is in charge.
DR.. Young is now absent Mortified, Mass,
where he viii preach in his two weeks stay The
SERVICES last Sunday at the Casino especially
good. Miss Fine. Of California, the soprano
singer, appeared for the first time She sang Tor
rentos SHOW Ne Thy Ways with fine effect.
The other selections More Love to Thee"
by Brewer, and Shelly's popular ''Hark! Hark! My
Soul" Or. Young's theme The Sunsets and
Sunrises OF Human Life"
The social side neglected this week. All
Of the hotels held midwe K hops and tonight gave
the usual Saturday night dances Euchre parties
were in vogue. too. while many trolley and sailing
parties TO see Sousas Eel Captain at Pleas
une Bay Park. The park IS OF the coolest spots
0D the coast, and thousands take advantage OF the
opportunties 10 go there.
After the Hollywood Horse Show the promoters
of the infant organization. the Norwood Park
Horse Show, begin work. While the originator and
manager Of this years show, Miss Munro, is in
Paris, stiA the secretary Frank Hurd, is kept
busy receiving entries by nearly every mail While
Iminaries have been taken care Of, and everything
Mednestiav njg6t hon AT The CasIT33 followed h[
the regular Saturday evening dance. euchre or an
entertainment sancEi-hed IN between, together
vel as the old can find amusement to suit them.
The luscious clam is now eaten daily at Pleasure
Bay. Scores Of private Dahes were held this week.
on Thursday the Board of Chosen Freehoders Of
county Their o,a ahhua bake a at
served al PRICES Hotel The guests included Coy
Prosecutor John E Foster, Sheriff f. Davis Mayor
B. = Morris County Clerk Joseph McDermott
John 4. Rowland, Frank N. Taylor, z. ". Arrow
The annual fair Of St. Jamess parish will be held
or or ggus5 ana the sse he MarI i Rr5p GRaTge % 1f
NJ Campbell and Cornelia j Fanderveer.
Guggenileim. Of New-York as told in The Tribune
e week ago to-day, win remove from the beach the
Gle landmark which has graced the coast for more
oeased 10 exist TO he OUTSIDE world vet the fras
and other woodwork forms part Of the present
structure The old Wooley cottage was more than
Mr.. Guggenheim viii erect d model country seat
whilH means that the old structure must make way
Senator and Mrs. Marcus A Hanna were guests
Hotel Tuesday night Governor Foster N
voorhees, joined the party. having driven up from
ard Her6er and Leslie P ward were also in the
within the ne5t % four weeks s he he WITH viii have We
htTie tie time me- 10 rS- Seyote to campaign work.
ie an influential Qrganization. 1t vas organized
front ana at the same tine TO Keen s6arp 10 o 5he
out on al future contracts the City Fathers might
make Ftec-;5rly the Tintern Manor Water Com
Long Branch supply Company for $5G00l0 ore
senteq an Application for renewal Of the contract
next June. The terms did not suit the assocjation
% %NIlch l9st no unle IN Getting down to work. When
& Ie aeIecslloh came up TOT action the proposition
was Ceteated- The association viii also be repre-
the charter Leopold Waiiach and Walter - E Hi
oTe5h wlu act with the committee, which will be
ready 10 report very shortly.
beron Hotel Is Vel filed uhiie 9faSoh, 5 Inc FL Ei
rooms for the next few weeks was never better The
resort these hot days The beach in front Of the
Coast The season membership Of the club is the
a testimonia! viii be rendered to Nahan Franko
q the West End Hotel next Saturday night Mr.
Franko IS musical director the West End Hotel
sueeeeaing the late Ernest Meyer who has been
Sy99noactcT there for period Of twenty-five years
lovers OF music from all parts OF the beach COMING
s.; r. Guggenhem and Daniel Guggenbein NJ
hollywood are at Chidwod. ~ Y
James Farley he host st p swell 5,-or
given al Rollywood Hotel % Sunday. SVEN '''er
81 r oTTneT il Judge John ". SlocLm AID Mrs slocurn
lei hs o1s Eey t Dr. TT Edmung ma Hewitt and Mrs Hewitt
A LIVELY SEABRIGHT SEASON.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS GIvEN-A TENNIS
TOURNAMENT