New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
IN AND AROUND LONG BRANCH.
HOTELS TO KEEP OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Long Branch, y. J., Aug. % CspecIaD.-A few
weeks more. and the season OF 1901 will be over
While the hotel practically closes the first
week In September, at least three Of the big hotels
have decided 10 remain open that entire month
They the Brighton EIberon and Hotel Pan
nac. The latter hotel is only following out fits
established plan. being the first 20 open and the
last 20 close The date selected for closing is Oco
Der Is
The cottage season will be lively for many weeks
20 come, especially with those who own their own
homes. Many of the cottagers will remain until
October is well spent OF late years many cottagers
have made IL a rule TO spend half Of each year at
the seashore, arriving early in May and remaining
until November winds begin TO blow
Now is the time for proposed improvements 10
crop out The latest bit Of news comes from e.
heron, where, according 10 the directors of the no.
tel company improvements costing $4,000 will be
made. Instead Of rebuilding the hotel a half dozen
new cottages will be bUil.. is also proposed TO
erect pier and swimming pool The cottages
connected with the Elberon Hotel are decidedly
popular, and are occupied by the persons year
after year The Francklyn where President Gar
field died is probab bly, the popular OF them all
The Rev DR. John Handley pastor OF ST. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church. sailed for Europe on
"Wednesday the steamship iceland He is a
delegate 10 the Ecumenical Conference in Loqdon.
which begins on September and continues in ses-
sion for two weeks. He will visit Ireland, Paris
and other points before returning
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A F3eale celebrated ,be,r
silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday nigh, 3,
their home the Monmouth Road The aYa,r
was in charge of their daughters the Misses Clara
and Maria Beae. who had just returned from Santa
Barbara, Cal. where they have been spending the
summer. The celebration took place on the lawn
which was illuminated with Chinese lanterns
They met, were engaged and married all within
three weeks Such is the story OF the courtship Of
David Rothschild and Mrs. Tessie August. The
wedding took place Tuesday at the home OF the
brides parents IN Sairs-aye. the Rev DR. Silver
man officiating. Mr Rothschrd first me, his br,sA
al Hollywood. Mr.. and Mrs. Rothschild are now
at Saratoga, where they will spend their honey
moon.
The third annual military tournament closed this
afternoon at Hollywood Park with large attend
anoe Like the three previous exhibitions II was
highly successful. The athletic and military events
were well received by those in attendance rhs
ming, and is cassed as one of the regular n3is
summer attractions Of the North Jersey coast
Cd by the thousands along the North Jersey coast
masters but the authorities 81 t9s bathins 6I
who allow the wholesale dumping OF garbage a;
lined with garbage. and many bathers positively re
fused 20 enter the surf. Acting Mayor Guegen-
property owner Of Long Branch. ana he VIII ahe be
asked 70 aoate the nuisance
enc near by started Tuesday morning for Lincoln
he Mr. and Mrs ups Campbell %feFs ciark in
Mrs: Thomas 7. Kinney. the Misses kinney and
trederlck 7. Frelinghuysen. They Will be ioines
later By Mr. and Mrs r. II. Mccarter' who have
LETT the Kinney cottage for soiourn at Buffalo
After doing the Pan-American Mr. and Mrs
Mecarter viii start FOR Maine. anu 'S
Danlel Snggenhelner. Of NewYork. will erect a
summer nome IN Ocean-ave.. Flberon for which
the contract has just been awarded at a cost OF
about s1o,Og9 The hye-aere plot, for many wears
the pride Of Lewis I, Brown, who founded Elberon
was bought by MI. Guggenheimer a year ago Al
cost OF $4,000 The old Brown homestead which
was torn down few months ago. was one OF The
nrst summer homes built Eiberon. When rhe
cottage was nrst built the whole OF Elberon could
have been bought for less than the price Mr. eng
fenheimer paid for the FIVE acre plot
Mr.. and Mrs A. Loeb home from a European
trip They are occupying Lowndaie cottage no n
IN Lincoln-ave.. Elberon.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson. who have been guests "a,
the Elberon Hotel, have gone TO Bernardsyilie
where they win spend the remainder OF the season
a. c. BostWick. the well known autonobilist who
has been enjoying q trip 10 the mountains Is again
occupying his Hollywood cottage.
John a. Long. Consul-General 10 Cairo, is a
guest OF Mrs. @. NJ. Pullman at her Ocean-ave.
cottage al Elberon.
Mr.. and Mrs Adoph Lewisohn OF EIberon start
ed on TUESDAY by special train for Atlantic High
lands. where they boarded the Lewisohn yacht.
They will spend son1e time IN cruising before
turning 70 their summer home.
Lewis Leptsohn. after absence Of several
weeks abroad. returned 20 occupy his ocean-sve
cottage this week.