New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
HORSE SHOW LEADS LONG BRANCH's
ATTRACTIONS-MR HANNAS
ARRIVAL.
ARRIVAL.


midsummer attraction. the Monmouth County
Horse Show which opened yesterday morning in
Hollywood Park. The Horse Show for number
of years has been looked upon the crowning in
cident Of the season. While the auto is popu-
lar with many. still the cottager clings TO the
horse which king along the coast this week
The Hollywood Horse Show, like many other
ora wing cards. formed in the twinkling Of an
eye. Its stockholders had two things in View.
First. they wanted TO get fair return for their
money invested. and, second. they wanted 10 give
show that would attract the whole coast. Success
has crowned their efforts.
Next in order is the military tournament TO be
followed by the Norwood Park Horse Show. The
latter exhibition viii not be given until the first
week in September. The military tournament last
season had many prominent visitors, among them
being President Mckinley and Nice-Presdent Gar
A. Hobart This year is expected that the
President Will be here, and that Governor Roose-
welt viii join him Senator Hanna's country seat.
The trio Of course. viii pay their respects to the
tournament.
Senator Hanna is a summer resident of Ell
beron, which forms part Of Long Branch The
Senator arrived here Thursday morning while
many OF the cottagers yet slumbering He
sent word in advance that he hoped he would
be disturbed by newspaper men. but they came.
just the Mr. Hanna expects to remain a
the Franklin Murphy cottage until the last week
In August He Will. OF course visit Ncw-York oc-
casionally to see how things moving. and at
the same time keep his eye on the Democratic
tage Is only few hundred yards distant from for
mer United States Senator Edward F. Murpnys
country seat. Senator Hanna and Senator Murphy
know each other well, but is doubtful II they
reveal campaign secrets.
Norwood Park IS lively That resort which tle
hte Norman l. Munro converted out of a wilder
ness less than OF years ago is enjoying one
Of the best seasons in its history. Every cottage
IS occupied The Sunday services are one of the
features OF the resort. The Rev. DR.. Charles J.
Young Of Of he PrrfI of
New-York, is the preacher in charge.
The week closing tonight has been extremely
lively. On Tuesday progressive euchre party
was given at the Casino for the benefit Of the
Norwood Park Golf Club. The committee in charge
comprised Mrs. William d. Harper Mrs. Charles
4 Simmons, Mrs. H. X. Browning and Mrs. W. c,
Demorest Prizes were won follows: First
prize. brass jardiniere Miss Alice Deorest; second
prize. vase. Mrs F. B. Gaddis: third prize clock,
Mrs H. B. Vaughn. on Wednesday night a min
strel show the attraction concluding to-
night with the regular Saturday night hop the
Casino. The absence OF Miss Norma Leslie Munro
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Goodspeed who are travel
ling abroad. was noticeable. Miss Munro viii return
In the closing week in August and take up the
management Of the Norwood Park Horse Show.
Next Wednesdar will mark the opening of the
Life Saving Ser. q along the Jersey coast The
cottagers are frequent visitors 10 the life saving
stations along the North Jersey coast. Especially
Is this true At Seabrignt Monmouth Beach, West
End and Deal Frequently gifts are presented to
tho stations n the way Of The National colOrs,
order 10 show their appreciation of the men who
stand ready at all hours 20 lend a helping hand 20
persons in distress The station Monmouth
Bea a2 is undoubtedly the most popular. This IS
accounted for By the fact that the life savers are
house, IL q new and attractive building The sta
:ions at seabright, Deal and West End weather
beaten.
The Horse Show fate last night Il the Hollywood
Hotel, complimentary TO Professor Charles J.
Schwab, the musical director, elaborate
affair. The new ballroom presented gay appear
IL preparing the bill for special legislation, the
fave two Representatives. in Leopold WaIlach and
Walter T. HIldreth. The association IS composed
f ,firb LSili fa jn+1oS,,c4 Tor - aseaea % AZ ~
coming session of the New-Jersey Legislature, viii
whereby the Commissioners ran bond the city TO
make permanent improvements. such as public
parks, caring for the ocean front, etc.
whish which viii connect cedaT-avei: Hollywood. with
IS finished the distance iG driving g to te Hoywood &
viii be materially reduced Already half q dozen
before the opening Of the Of 1901, with the
prospects Of many more, showing the value Of
gG2a roads 70 a co community .o.,....., r,o.A,-.,
facilities At the Beach Club the best 10 be obtained
along the coast. has materially Increased the pop
uIarity of ne resort Not only do the Elberon
Hoilywood and Norwood Park as well The FL
,,oI-+ - - ~, wiz ny 1,f. LIZ q;
ono Of the first hotels along the coast to oen its
The Eheron Memorial and St. Miehaels Church,
..alLanossee Lake, are Wei attended by the cot
taEers during the sumner months.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Sachs. Of New-York, who
aves. celebrated heir golden wedding anniversary
last Saturday Threescora or more Of guests were
Mrs c. L1rch gave a birthday party on Monday
evening AZ her summer home on Sea View-ave
LnoSlehl progE 7rnIne dinner and fireworks were
among the attractions.
k I'M cL5 ms |efk s2Psa pay proved 70 be draw
hv
I Greth Of the West End Hotel have already become
p9-'gittr. ne spacious lawn in front OF the big
CAV ana THURSDAY evening. FTanko's orchestra
,At the annual meeting Of the Long Branch Water
5y 55eepy t.223nPany. he'd On Monday, George F.
II E. Lawt-y. vice-president; Whitney Conant sec
Ip,3LrE' ana =. "A Walton, treasurer. George +;
the the, late yice,,President Garret I Hobart
The yenteTtai9nent given on "Wednesday night at
the Hollywood Hotel IN aid OF the Brightsde
Nursery and Kindergarten was one of the most
was follows: Overture Charles J scbWab and
orchestra; piano solo, Master ". Schaevltch: rec-
Tragedy with musical accor51anrosn} >TLe ne
prano solo. Miss Idaa Levy, selected selections
Sydney sternbach; piano solo Mrs Albert Hen.
organ hute; violin a2d violoncello, Mrs Hendricks
The officers Of the association are: President Mr.
s r Guggenheim; yice-prcsldents. Mrs. Felix N
treasurer Miss Isabel Pappenhefner: secret9r5'
Miss Edna r. Mayer. The Board Of Directors are
well known summer residents OF Long Branch
Borg Mrs b n Guggenheirn. Miss ''' Helen aHn9 q
E@ghtea! E2g MIS- A. F93s,enfed Mrs Felix samson
Bey Dr (othen IFs3 Mrs ( n HoTnhal. Y sydney
emer Miss ida cerors Mrs D. beTn beiTo
Mrs; J. Lavanburg Mrs. Jacob RothschId Mrs
Mrs s r. Guggenheiu James Loeb Jacob Fl
Mr and Mrs N. S. wormser have left their
Ocsan-aKr- co-.age for Bar Farbor