New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
LIVELY DAYS AT LONG BRANCH, SEA
BRIGHT AND ELBERON.

Long Branch. y. J.. July CSpeciaD-There was
much lie at Long Branch to-day. The Ocean Drive
was once more crowded with those who own han"-
some equpages, while the horseless vehicle was
largely in evidence The ocean front gave evidence
Of midsummer and the hotels all filed. There
was air OF prosperity everywhere. The peach
front lined with visitors all day. Many went
bathing. the water being considerably warmer than
yesterday.
More than a passing interest is being mani
Tested by the cotagers who live in the vicinity OF
Tallahassee Lake in the offe; made 10y the asso-
citation have the city take control OF the orINe
and lake. The drive at a small expense coulo De
put in excellent condition and be made one OF the
attractions of shat section of the coast There is
reason 20 believe that the city will accept the oHer
of the Tallahassee Lake Association which agrees
10 deed the drive which is private one. together
with the lake. and contribute some $500 or SSV0
toward improving the drive and bulkhead. provided
the city IN the future keep things in shape. The
west side Of the lake, where the life station Is
viii be improved at an early date it being almost
settled that new station will be erected 10 re-
place the old
There is talk again Of erecting a monument 10
the memory OF President Garfield. at Elberon This
: the site which many thought would be
fitting has been converted into a park ana
impresses the visitor that the time for action Is
about ripe. There is reason 10 believe that II an
effort was made to erect monument 10 the mem
ory OF President Garfield there would be no diff
Guilty IN raising sufficient funds TO insure Inc sue
cess of the enterprise.
The big West End Hotel is well filled with sum-
mer visitors. The Teranda of the hotel presenter
q unique sight tonight, when hundreds or visitors
who had friends staying at the hotel called to re-
acquaintance and listen TO the music.
Elberon is maintaining its odtime popularity.
Only one cottage remains unoccupied- The cot
tagers at EIberon are a happy lot The great ma
5ority Of the cottageIs land owners, hence ther
Interest in the resort increases at the days pass
South EIberon is rapidly forging to the front
The last two years have witnessed a great change
IN that section Of the coast
r. r. Kelly and Miss Eizab Kelly, OF New
York, win erect cottages in Hollywood Work on
the new Kelly villas will begin tomorrow. They
will cost in the neighborhood Of $1,000 each, and
viii be completed in the early fall
J. l. Taylor, Editor Of The Dobbs Ferry Reg
,ster.' is here for short stay with his family.
Professor B. c. Gregory, OF Trenton, is visiting
his brother Professor Christopher Gregory at the
latters cottage in Westinghouse
Mrs H r. Robinson and daughter. Of Trenton.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Joline. Of
Csrand-ave. Mr.. Robinson, who is pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Of Trenton will
spend a portion OF the week with his wife at the
5olne cottage.
Among the arrivals at the hotels
Howland Hotel-Mr and Mrs. Henry ]. Goldsmith,
Allan R. Goldsmith. Mr.. Jacobs and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H Sach. Mrs. Anna H Hallske' MI and
Mrs Harry Hid, Mrs. u. Hirsch, Nathan E. Clark
and family, J. Rauth Miss Henrietta Rauth Eta
SAKE Levy, A N. Campbell, Mrs. E. 7. Silberstein.
zr and Mrs W. L. Saymser. Miss Lillian E
saymser. Miss Janet De Long, Sol c. Bernheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kalman, Miss Lola Kaman,
Mrs. a Levy Miss Pauline Levy, Miss Rita Levy,
Henry Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Rouse. Marion
Rouse, Miss Ray Lippman. Philip K. Slime, Mr.
and Mrs l. Nebenzahl, j. Harry NebenZahl, H. A.
Grosner. ]. David Nebenzahl, Mr.; and Mrs. Harry
BraWn, Mrs Jacob De Long and family Miss 5.
Hess. Fred c. Mayer. A V; HeylngeTs E A; Para
disc, h Paradise, 3. Paradise, John Champlin. jr.,
Mr and Mrs c. A. Bracket, Sylvan V. Ross. Sam
uel A Lichenstein G. Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs Milton
Schmaier, E. Keiner, Fred Block, Daniel j. Men
delson, Leon Mendelson, Alfred G. Bernheimer, Mr.;
snd Mrs A. G. Lackenau. Miss o. A Lackenau and
AIr. and Mrs b Mitchell, OF NeW-YoIk: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward kaufman. Rosalind Kaufman and
Victor Kaufman, of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacobs Dorothy Jones and H. c. Jones, OF Chicago.
Pannaci Hotel-JuliUs D. TObin. Benjamin Hill
man, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Can, Henry Powell. John
Sachs Bendet Isaacs and family, Leonard WE'LL
Samuel Levy, Mrs y. A. Isaacs and daughter, Mt
and Mrs. S. Arnsteln and Mss Della Arnstein, OF
New-York: Mr.. and Mrs D. Seiffert, Of Phadel-
phia: Robert Low and Nathan Frank. Of Chicago.
soaE6oro ryF Hotel-E II Williams Villains J. G. Marsh 95
". J. Hirsehfeld. Miss Bessie B, Hutkoff. P C.
Manus. Rudolph Gross a. J. Grass and David