New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
AUTOMOBILE RACE AT sr.p,1c,r,
MANY MACHINES HELP TO MAKE, TT . s1-c.
cEsSsFTb AFFAIR.

'eaohsnt, ~ j., Aug. II CSpectan -o,-,a.- .
oiseiess vehicles had the right OF ysv her. -, a.,
' oecason being the first automobile parade bai.
ons 'ne worth Jersey coast II was a big d~n,on-
sNa.oat ano VIII be repeated again next year on a
iiioon iarser scae The route selected Sesh-4gb, e.,
historic Eloeron was most popular tba h,oa5 A.
ian'ic being IN sight the entire distance
FORMER Mayor p. Han Packer conceived tha Tia,
~ IS safd while lying awake In bed tuo vaak, 90.
ana the next day oroached the subject TO some or
the cottasers. From a little spark the blaze k,n-
tracted was az
Many or the horseess vehicles were eIabora,eIv
decorated. and throughout the line OF march on
piause greeted the threescore or moro owners who
look part IN the nun Charles woerz and Lewis
Stafford assisted Mr. Packer In CLASSIFYING ,ha W. ,
chimes and IN making the parade a brilliant s,c
cess Three prizes were awarded.
Monmouth Beach has experienced one OF the.
isveiiest weeks OF the season Four days out of sr
there ware social dotngs at the Country Club Be-
sfdee the regular scheduled dance tonight Colonel
William Barbour. president Of the club treated ths
members and a few invited friends to a musical
performance. The 18th Regiment Band OF forty
pieces gave a delightful concert at 40 O'Clock
Then. too. the sixth Of the series OF subscription
concerts by Nahan Franko and members OF the Met
ropoliean House Orchestra was given on rhursdav
AFTERNOON while the biograph had the call on Tues
day night At Thursday afternoons concert Albert
spaiding. son OF J. w. Spalding. of Monmouth
ed applause. Master Spaldinz is only twelve
ysears old.
Monmouth Beach has already had six concerts
not Including Colonel Barbour's treat with the
18th Regiment Band this afternoon. yet no one has
become weary. entire change of programme
each time broke the monotony. There stin remain
two more concerts. August % and q to complete
the quota arranged by the entertainment COM
mittee Of the Country Club
J. l.. Riker has donated handsome prizes FOR tha
womens race next Saturday the North Shrevs-
under o. he
Club. Races have been held every Saturday after
noon this season. followed by the serving OF a
tempting luncheon Among the cottagers who own
fast boats are w. F. Havemeyer. J. A. Mcintyre
J. J. Gibbons. J. NJ Walton, C. i. Riker y Ton~-
lass j. A Haskell B. Dominick tr w 3 PotTs
Hockhtl b. Potts and l.. ID. H Gilmore
Tennis VIII have the call Monmouth Beach
next week beginning on Tuesday There will be
events for both sexes singles and doubles for men
and singles for women The courts Monmouth
were recently put in excellent shape consider
able cost The tournament will undoubtedly last
the greater part of the week and II present fndf-
cations count for anything the attraction, besides
being a popular one. will also help revive that
popular outdoor game which has Jagged along tho
shore ever since golf made its appearance. There
will be prizes for the winners OF both events and
also the runners up Colonel William Barbour will
donate the prizes for the events for men. while j.
w. Spalding Will contribute the prizes for the
women's singles and runner up.
DR.. GIL Wylie and son left Seabright on Wednes-
day for a months cunning trip IN Canada
Archibald Alexander will leave Sea bright on Mon
lay for Buffalo. n. Y. and points in Canada
The Rev DR.. Maitland Alexander. pastor OF tho
First Presby yterian Church OF Pittsburg. PENN who
has been spending a portion OF the summer with
his parents at Seabrfght. will retusn Monday
lrom q European trip.