New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-31
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS FILL THE
WEEK WITH GAYETY.

Lang Branch n J. July 30 (speciaD.-July. with
;ts tickle weather, will be over tomorrow, and no
body win be sorry. The month has been one OF
disappointments TO many. particularly 10 those
who count on July as being the best Of the sum-
user months for business. OF late years, however
more business has been done in August. conse-
euentiy everybody is looking forward with great
interest 10 what the month will bring forth.
There will be many social events along the North
Jersey coast I'm the remainder of the week. The
most conspicuous to-day was the song recital al
Seabright this morning. Tomorrow VIII witness
the open air concert at Monmouth Beach. followed
by the garden party at Hollywood on Friday even
ing the week concluding with the auction party
at Norwood Park Saturday evening, Of which
the receipts Will be given TO the Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital.
Field day for the knights of Pythias Of New
Jersey which is TO be held here is attracting con-
siderable attention Between eight thousand and
ten thousand visitors are expected. Grand Chan
cellor P. Hail Packer. of the Grand Lodge. knights
of Pyfhies OF New-Jersey held meeting last night
iat Ocean Lodge. this city. when minor details OF
the coming event were arranged. Grand Vice
chancellor Stanley and Grand Prelate Laws were
also present at the meeting.
A detachment Of the Trenton High School Cadets,
sn command of Captain Kelly. are camping near
North Long Branch They will remain for couple
Of weeks their regulations being the same rules as
those governing the National Guard of the States
The officers and privates in the camp are: Captain
J. L. VI. Kelly. First Lieutenant T Fay. Second
Lieutenant CnarleS HOQsel, ftrSL fSednL OHdrIeS
Root. Quartermaster Charles Kelly. Commissary
a Tripp. Corporals Pue. Taylor and O'Brien and
Privates Cooke. Mulrey. Dobbs Sweeney. Null
hearn. SCHNEIDER. Rue, Everett, Marshall Ungaro
and Furman-
The third OF a series Of open air concerts given
by the Country Club at Monmouth Beach will he
held tomorrow afternoon The soloist Will he Mrs.
Nathaniel Scammon Jones. The programme will
be IN charge Of the West End Hotel orchestra.
The annual clsmbake given under the auspices Of
E9fafa~ and adp Nf he
Accented Masons of New-Jersey will be held at
Pleasure Bay tomorrow. Wearers of the square
and compass will assemble at Prices Hotel. IN
the glass Enclosed dining room overlooking the
shrewsbury shortly after noon. and partake OF
rich feast Prominent Masons from all over New
Jersey will be in attendance.
The song recital given this morning at the sum-
rner home Of Mrs John Jay Knox. at Seabright at
tracted many of the fair Of Rumson Road
Monmouth Beach and Seabright. Mrs. Nathaniel
ecammon Jones delighted her hearers. the pro-
sramme being exceptionally interesting; 49,.
the country seat of Mrs. Z. {. Hazard. on Satur-.
day which viii be patroni5ed by the G9taeeIs OF
York will be assisted by Rudolph Malchow, violin
chow. accompanies. The receipts will so to old
Christ Church, Shrewsbury. -. 80 =, ho,o-
of Miss Abbie Strickland, of New Brunswick, gave
psrty We're Miss Adeiine Sherman Miss Anna Tall
man Miss Bessie Smith Miss Van Brnnt' 10y
Weeks. Winheld warwick. Frank Baxter. Edward
ocean Homse arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. a c.
Keene Mrs. y. Eerschberg, a. Baumen, +; Bau-
men, Samuci -. Elizabeth c. Dyer, J. II ROBIN
son and FRI. Avern, Of New-York; j; Frank
Crosby, OF Qua. Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Sehiegel ANA Miss Edwina Schlegel. OF Water
Pavilion Hotei-Herman stickwach and G. Brennan.
of New-York; Miss A E. Coolidge. Mrs Mary
sBaldner and c Ernest Balcner, of Boston; Mass;
Harry Barton OF Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Truax of Trenton; D. P. Buckley, 7. r. Hayward,
5iu FTed IL Hsy = z Audiax and Mr. and Mrs H.
scarboro Hotel1F. C. Waller. of New-YoEk; Mr.
and Mrs. ]. B. Bloom and Miss l. Bloom, OF Phila-
delphia: Mr.. and Mrs. w Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. j.
S Hartman, Miss Hartman and H. S. Hartman.
of Chicago.
Rowland HOTEL H. Carson, w. Waxelbaum j.
a Wood, Charles II. Mayer. E. Drqcker M and
Mrs william ]. Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs. J: Rankin,
Podger V. Seudder and E. Corinaldi, Of New-York
West End Hotel-Mrs. N. d. Cohen and child.
Mrs Louis Stern, Miss Bertha Stern, Miss Sarah
Stern. Mrs. Henri Strassturgeg T. G. Beach.
Samuel Strassburger, William Kahn, Max Stern,
1fr and Mrs. Arthur Hoops and Annie L. Hornthal,
of New-York
Euyer B. F. D. KIya and Stephen Little, OF New
York; Mrs. William D. Goodman and Mrs. NJ.
* Arnold, Of Philadelphia.