New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
SEA BATHING NOW POPULAR WITH
ALL SUMMER VISITORS.

vone Branch. n j., July IS (speciaD.-Bathing
had the call to-day Between the hours OF IL anu :
o'clock the ocean front bathing masters were hepl
rusv All Of their houses for the first time TINS
SEASON were filed and many were turned away
The water was in good condition. being free from
the usual rubbish of other seasons. Inc uae was
low at noon and the little folk had gay ume III
the undertow .,
Another garden party was held at the Hollywood
.o,ie5nt As usual the attendance was large. A
feature of the garden party this evening was tne
recital by Miss Eieene Foster. the dramauc reaoer
from Boston, in the ballroom There were many
cottagers at to-nights reception, which was Voleu
the most successful ever held.
Former United States Senator Edward F. Murphy
who is stInmering at Elberon. was the host at the
rlarbake served to-day at Green Gables, Pleasure
.say The Eureka Quartet discoursed music for the
Senator's company of friends.
Frank L. Sheppard, who is summering at Nor
wood Park was also a host at dinner served yes
ferday at Green Gables There were fifteen in Mr.
Sheppard's party.
There will be hop at the Scarboro tomorrow
night. It promises 10 be grand anair.
The fun list of exhibitors who will take part IN
the ninth annual Monmouth County Horse Show at
HOLLYWOOD next week is follows: w. Ray Cot
ten Frederick H. Douglass, A. A. Housman' harry
I. Topletz Anthony \. Brady. F. S. Rook Will
lam L, Beadleston. Mrs Walter Watson jr, Miss
q B. Whitcomb Jerome Siegel, Mrs. John H Ger
kin Or John l. wentz. C Leylard Blair, J. Camp
bell THOMPSON. Schuttshurst Stock Farm. Mrs Al
bert De ceruld. c. c. Minzesheimer. Mrs Aloerts'
Mrs Edwin Kirkland. Mrs. I. r. Benjamin. Fiss'
I1oerr & Carroll Lehman Strauss S L. Frank
Charles T. Proctor, P. H. Montulet- 7. E Gordon
& Son, w y Grand A St. John Boycott, John
Spratley. Miles u. Baney & Bro. George u. ALns
ney. Walter Watson, jr.. Herbert Allen L1chIen-
stein. Mrs Edward Yarde Breese. A Q. Headiey
w Lentz and B. V. H Ningert Everett e WHIT
ney, Mrs. J. ". Peale. Mrs. w: E. HOFFMAN, Mrs
J. Kingsland Henry F. Peters. Tonzo SanTage,
Jesse seligrnan Master Augustus Montulet MISS
Monmouth County Hunt, Harry 7. Peters. Charies
Phzer, Harry Goodwin. Howard MlHetts' oIaus
land Farms Richard Donney, II. y. Baruch'
Charles shaw Miles w. Branly & Bro. George D.
King q Son. Miss Mai Duncan Watson and MISS
Dorothy o Day.
The organ recital at the Church Of the Holy
The rostagers The Church of the Holy Cross OF
which the Rev E. J. Eagan is the rector Is eN-
fremely popular with the cottaserS OF the Catho-
lie faith at Sea bright and on the Runson ftoa1
Miller. erganist Of the Washington square Methou-
list Episcopal Church. presided assisted by Nlla m
smith sonrano of Red Bank. Miss Marcella Bau-
mann. contralte. of Philadelphia: George spiel
basse of Philadelphia and Miss Grace Chadwick
soprano. of Red Bank -. ~,
mouth Beach has changed hands The purchaser Is
the present occupant W T Fanshawe ne pFlfIe
paid is said TO he S65.oo The cottage was Iornlei ~
occupied by the late Garret A HOBART, VINO prior
10 enrerne rational politics was a summer resi-
dent Of Monmouth The cottage is one OF the most
attractive along the coast .-.,-
considerable attention. The results Of to-day were
as follows: Preliminary round-E. BrlnckerhoII
beat II. y. Camp by default; J. 4 McAnerney peat
J. p Tiiden by default X VI. Muncheson eeat 1:
p Peck ir by default; H. B. Van Derhoef beat
ri Miller by default. First round-Holmes beat
Schmidt rs, 81: Thomas beat Kerr, 60 e-l