New-York tribune., 1901-07-14
LONG BRANCH LIVELTNESS.
PLANS FOR CONTINUOUS ROUND OF
PLEASURE FOR SUMMER RESIDENTS.

PLEASURE FOR SUMMER RESIDENTS.
Long Branch. N j.. July 13 (SpeciaD-Things
have been lively at Long Branch this week. There
have been number of dinner parties, receptions,
etc. while plans have been laid for almost con-
tinuous round Of pleasure for the cottasers and
hotel guests for the remainder of the season There
Will be lawn fetes in Horse Show week, while In
the mean time the social life will not in any way
be neglected.
There was some spirited bidding tonight at the
women's parlor of the West End Hotel, where the
boxes for the eighth annual exhibition OF the Mon
mouth County Open Air Horse Show were auc-
toned off, Many of the boxes taken In ad-
vance at attractive prices There is every indica-
tion that the show will be the most successful in
the history of the association. over fifty stalls
are being built on the grounds. In addition to a
carriage house. The night exhibition will be a
feature in the past In order that a repetition
of last years accident does occur, the work
OF putting the electric dynamo in first class shape
Is under way. 1t will be tested thoroughly. sew
era days before the night exhibition Is given.
There is feeling at Elberon that something
ought to be done toward erecting tablet or mon
ument to the memory of President Garfield. who
spent his last hours at the Francklyn cottage
There Is spot OF ground within stones throw
of the Eberon station adapted for the purpose. 1t
is triangular plot and the Francklyn cottage can
be in the distance. The land belongs to
Washington Wilson and C. T Cook. The train
bearing the wounded President passed the spot
In all Of Long Branch there only two things
been named after him, and on this thoroughfare
is schoolhouse which also bears the name OF
Garfield
At ST. James's Chapel. Elberon. the pretty Epis-
copal edice, close by the sea, there Is memorial
window dedicated to General Garfield.
1t is said upon excellent authority that there
are two cottagers living at Elberon who stand
ready to give 1900 toward erecting monument
General Grant who once cottager here. is
not forgotten. In the lifetime OF George W. Childs
that phanthropist gave sufficient money to erect
a memorial window in ST. Luke's Methodist Eps-
stroyed by fire the memorial was also destroyed,
but the heirs OF the Childs estate replaced II III
A military suchre given at the United St States ties
Hotel on eTsnns s for the eene na. OF the the
auspices of Auxiliary No, l.. There were nineteen
IN s snd wo TSn Of Se aea M the
the pick of the s.en aDa B he oEse
players cut to divide the 1opr @ remaining prizes
the series OF garden parties which proved popular
last year; The grounds surrounding the Hollywood wood
certs and parties The midweek open air CON
The Ocean Drive between Long Branch and Ell
beron is in poor condition. 1t has been three or
attention. while drives OF less Importance have
been macadamized the entire length which the h,
been taken rebuild the drive between North
b Tv and asd
should be macadamized at the same time ,,ro,,.,
dSner M nesdsy nsh at he to
Prince and Princess Van Auersperg. Those present
KrydeH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch Miss Cor
rienne Mann and Mr.; and Mrs \. westhind
Hollywood links next Friday is already attracting
attention The game played over the Monmouth
links resulted In victory for John Wilson and
James Norton over Sidney and Eddie Moore by up
N H Haisey one OF the pioneer summer resi-.
dents of Long Branch arrived at West End last
Friday. Mr.. Halsey has been a summer resident
here for twenty-five years.
:, monster testimonial benefit in aid Of the Phil
Daily Hose Company VIII be given al the bsceufn on
the evening of July o. Among those who are
booked 10 appear are Charles J. Ross. Frank
Bush. William p. Erickson. Edwin Cook Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Byron Fulton fussei ana hse o,Ie
carriage. harness and team of horses. -,
This season VIII IND numbered among .le p,o, ,1n
Russell Sage and Mrs. Sage were visitors for a
portion Of this week at the Pullman cottage at at
Bennett Hin will spend the most OF the summer az
Normandie. with General Ferdinand r -ainnei aar,ei
c. y. Bliss. former Secretary OF the Interior ana
Baron Fsva the Italian Minister VIII be at sea, sea
bright Ex-senator Edward F. Murphy OF Troy;
is at Elberon. and the Indications are that he VIII
entertain Richard Croker before the ends
for the summer in the Allen cottage.
D. NJ Blacksmere. OF Hollywood. has gone on a
RandoIph t;uggenheimer OF New-York Is recoy-
erins from attack OF infammatory rheunaflsn
End His SON Charles Guggenheimer. has just es-
capped attack of appendicitis &C
Bach who is at the Huyler cottage. at West ENC
and Miss sdenberg, of Hastings n-the-Hudson' n
y was announced here this week ,, =,
Samuel Sachs's new Norwood-ave. house VIII be
one OF the handsomest country seats aioIs .', .re
be of brick There are seven acres OF srouinu i M, ~
Mr. Sachs's plot. The new villa, which is wen uh-
Equestrian Day will be celebrated at Elkwood
Park next Wednesday with an interesting pro
tracts thousands. The first meet was success. de-
spite the storm