New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ALONG TIE JERSEY COAST.
COTTAGES AND HOTELS THE SCENE OF
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY-AIR. HANNA'S
VISIT TO LONG BRANCH

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tager, the life and sinew of enterprise is in evil
| dence everywhere After the Fourth the season,
no matter how backward it may have been. pre-
sents life and vgor. Those who come TO the
| seashore to spend the season generally on
| hand, while the daily arrivals make the hotel
| keepers that pleasing smile.
In the social whirl things have been quiet, though
society has been kept the move The garden
! party Hollywood last night, the first of its kind
given this season, brought together many hundred
| people The Hollywood aglow with
! beauty, flags and tri-colored electric lights being
| in evidence everywhere. With the improve
| ments the Hollywood is in condition 10 enter
tain in way to suit the most fastidious.
| Norwood Park had its usual Saturday night
dance. The attendance large and the merry
makers held full sway until the midnight hour ar
| rived.
| The announcement that NJ. A Hanna will spend
! at least six weeks at Elberon directing the Re
! publican campaign means that the North Jersey
| Coast will stamping ground for big lead
of the great political parties. With eX-Gov-
! ernor Hill and Mayor Van Wyck at Normandle-
! by-the-Sea and Seabrght, and Hanna, Croker and
Murphy at Elberon, politics will be to the front
| The Franklin Murphy cottage. where Mr.. Hanna
will recuperate and at the same time fire bombs
! into the enemy's camp is one of the most at
tractive summer homes along the coast. 1t is the
| only cottage of any note between West End and
| Elbcron the side that is now without an
| occupant Mr.. Murphy and family are in Paris
| and will return until the summer is over.
! The presence of Mr. Hanna the seaShore is
hailed with delight by everybody who has an in
terest the of the resort. 1t means that
both the hero of San Juan and President Mckinley
will pay visit him. in addition TO the big lead
ers. who will hold frequent conferences over the
| political situation.
Il wouldn't be surprised" said a we'll known
| hotel to-day. 'ff Mr.. Hanna's visit 10 the
! shore would bring about the same results as did
! the arrival of the martyred President Garfield in
1881. Crowds of people are sure to come The sea-
son of 1881, far the hotels were concerned.
of the best in the history of the resort
Already applications for rooms for August have
| begun pour in, and l predict of the busiest
Augusts this shore has ever seen"
Speaking Of political leaders brings to mind the
horse show. which is only two weeks away.
strenuous effort being made have President
Mckinley and Governor Roosevelt present. Mr..
Hanna. Mr. Croker and David B. Hill sure.
Will be present" said Secretary Casey. while
lesser lights by the score will follow the leaders
The Horse Show Association bought additional
ground this week from the Hollywood Cottage
Company. and arrangements being perfected to
give the best show in its history. Entries com
ing from the four corners of the country. The only
drawback Of course will be the weather.
The first military tournament given last year
Will be repeated in August, only larger scale.
The date set for the exhibition is August % al
though there may be two days show instead of
one.
The sale of the horse show boxes at the West
End Hotel tonight was largely attended John
3. Doerr the well known Pleasure Bay cottager,
acted as auctioneer. The demand for choice boxes
reserved in advance TpIard Of $356o was real
EIberon to Seabrieht were represented in the list
or purchasers Ine grounds are being put in eX-
were reserved for President Mckinley. Governor
Rooseyelt. NJ. A. Hanna, Richard Croker and David
,,5 The E@,beTon @ Beach Club is popular orgqnza-
n henry r smith; yice-president P. Sanford Ross,
ana secTetary-tFef Fuftf, George H. Prentice. The
the club getting us s,ipport from the cotagers Of
shep5Pard Of Pennsylvana Railroad fame, who is
Of th Iu6 10 9 @ a. qn f S,pn r. The bathing facilities
ey ceast Th9 4 tommitteS 70 mTfe 'E t Re b JEt
posed Of Mrs P SANFORD Ross. Mrs. G T. S CooE
T. TT T. P63 Ki4ney Mrs G. H Prentice and Mrs Ciar-
n 5dmpsidG hM h4 p POPq 33o
Co.'S, soSt ne ne sum OF $1,000 The automobile drivers
Miriam. only Jewish Synagogue along 'efh the
me ne speakers for the next two weeks will be as
f?4!Sws ,r'D Jgly a. Or KaliSch July IS Dr. Harris,
be in charge Of the Rev. DR.. Charles j. Young
pastor Of the Church Of the Puritans. New-York /
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Of New-Yor S.''
PARK AsS om he T'a dahces ls ht m s0d
SaluFaaI nIghts at ne Casino the social side has
daCt ca th1f s not single cottage in the Park is va
for Europe next week Miss Munro taxes an i'm i'm
PHrt9h T9 part n the amateur % minstrel show to be
Of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital The enter
date for the Norwood Park Horse Show has not
yet been announced but it will probably take place |
the week previous 10 the military tournament
which is to be given at Hollywood.
Richard Croker arrived Elberon a few hours
ahead OF the cyclone. He resting on the porch
Of Senator Murphys cottage when the cottages
10 the south were being pelted with haistones
wreekng window panes by the hundred. The first
three days this week were given painters
masons and carpenters, repairing the damage
wrought in few hours
Pleasure Bay Park lively place this week
The opening of the opera season ushered in on
Monday by the production of The Wizard of the
Nile. The cast was all that could be desired. and !
the play first class in every particular.
Colonel William Barbour. Of Monmouth Beach !
sailed for Europe Tuesday. He will be absent
month six weeks business
Mr. and Mrs Charles s. Haight have left their !
Elheron cottage this week for New Lebanon, N Y !
The Rev. DR.. Burrill, pastor of the EIberon Me !
mortal Church, held the first his weekly Bible |
meetings at the church Wednesday. The ser |
vices this church continue 10 increase in in |
terest. The series of sermons by DR.. BurriH is |
Of unusual interest.
COOL WEATHER FOUND AT SEABRIGHT |
Seabright, n. j.. July Il (SpeciaD.-The Seabrght |
Beach Club a popular resting place for the
cottagers during the extraordinarily hot days of |
late. Situated directly the ocean front II Is |