New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
THE LIBRARY AT srooKBRDaE, MASSACHUSETTS
LONG BRANCH BUSY DAYS
PLANS FOR TIE MILITARY ToURNA-
MENT-THE SEASON PROSPEROUS
VISITORS FROM NEw-YoRK.


Long Branch N J., Aug. 10 (speeiaD.-An Long
Branch Is looking forward with interest to the
ond midsummer attraction, the Monmouth County
military tournament which will be held in Holly
wood Park on Friday and Saturday, August % and
"a. From present indications the attraction will be
second only to the horse show. great efforts
being put forth to make the first exhibition of the
new century the best yet held. Preliminary work
was done this week, the organization being per-
fected by the election of Colonel Thomas o'Dono-
hue as chairman, Walter E. Hildreth treasurer
and P. J. Casey as secretary. Foster NJ. Voorhees,
has been appointed honorary president Colonel
oDenohue is chairman of the executive committee,
and former United States Senator Edward f.
Murphy. jr., of Troy. N. Y, who is summering at
Elberon. heads the reception committee
Following among the regiments that will take
part in the two days programme: New-York-
Eighth list and 72d as we'll as members of the
Naval Militia. New-Jersey-Fourth Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel n. B. Thurston Is chairman of
the athletic games. General olyphant, of Governor
Voorhees, staff will act as referee. Colonel Rob
ert G. Smith Lieutenant-Colonel n. B. Thurston
and Leutenant-Colonel H H Treadwen will serve
as judges The timekeepers will be Colonel H.
O'Donohue Robert Stoll and Charles D. Bern
heimer Howard Brokaw will act as starter, Major
Abel scorer and c. R. Sherin as clerk of the
course.
There Will be exhibition drills each day by a de-
tachment of the United States Coast Artillery
from Fort Columbus. Colonel James A. Shipton,
commanding by Troop c. Of New-Nork, captain
c. r. Debevoise commanding by the I'd Troop of
New-Jersey. Captain Edwin T Field, of Red Bank.
commanding, and by the 18th Troop of New
York There will also be exhibition drill on the
last day of the exhibition by the 1st Signal Corps
Of NewYork Captain oscar Erand nd commTandjing con mar ling
The last three days of the week have been the
Tsnng OF ras se 5e h End
easion. a lawn fete and musical programme, the
like of which has never been given along the coast
The orchestra, under the leadership OF Nahan
Franko was enlarged to ftty pieces, while every
The lawn in front of the West End Hotel cottages
The United States Hotel gave it's annual ball last
night Like everything else given by the manage
ment this season it vas 6TanI Ia SUCCESS Inc
spending to invitations sent out by the manage
The Ocean House held its weekly ball tonight
social events of the season at that popular hotel
about two-fhirds gone. Long Branch despite the
season Real estate was never more active than
the present time while building boom at Elberon
awarded this Week Aready one of the clubhouse
real estate agent to sell a 25 per cent below cost
which is Indication that the day OF clubhouses
small library has been opened by some of Of the he
the beginning of a larger enterprise. At present
there about hundred volumes, but more
Dr " H T l. Freed e 's Of NeW-Yorf - Who has for
holder at the Branch
p5qae6 ~So S} rs6a Rsh s3 sFf aa ME f5r P
qcross the continent They win travel between
and will be absent from home about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Monroe '. Poole, of Cedar-aVe., and
Isaac B. White. OF Oakhurst are home from a trip
San Francisco. where they attended the Epworth
Ms George NJ pullman is home from Euro
pean tour and will spend the remainder Of the
Mr a. and Mrs Frank WheeIan, of Mount Yer
non Va are the guests Of Thomas S. Huut Of
Judge and Mrs. W. A. Heisley have gone to
Cleveland Ohio, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Edwards left Monday for
The Rev. Eugene NJ Van Note, of Tuckerton,
n J.. has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs George H woolley after visit with Cap
turned to Buffalo n Y "
The arrivals this week at the various hotels are
ocean House-E b vrenis. c. j. Wade, Isidor
Geist Miss Anna Geist Charles Frank. s. A
Yule Alexander Connor Charles Haddon. Patrick
Eaga1n J T. WiRtz r J Muligap r r J. 5Tg Kennedy
J. H. Hook Of New-York.
Hotel Pannaci-Mr and Mrs. H. Beck ". Brenn,
Walter s. HERMAN and DR.. Isaac Louis of New
Rowland HOTEL Hoffman w Lisk. f. Loeb
SON and j l. Cameron Of New9YoTR H. ->''''O'
United States Hotel-W. P Macy. r. Rubenstein
sorF snyder dsn nsa Ads he r Frdd9 6y
lex Sternherg, j. Greenberg H; O'Keefe Mr.. and
Mrs. \ R %o2n o2n 4 qGeS Yan DaT #ff Ea1 h2qs
J. Solomon. Miss J. Lowenthal, l.. H. Harris. J. L.
Hoywood Hotel3c6aTes Kahn samuel Jolenf
J b Thorpe e. H. Hamed F. J. Gould and NJ
West End Hotei-Mr and Mrs. N. Rockwell of
Albany: II Rtneldo. MT. and Mrs w. S: Coleman,
M r ana ana MIS- Mrs G6STe9 Fasne and
man. Of New-York.