New-York tribune., 1902-07-05
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST
GREAT DAY AT LONG BRANCH
HOTELS WELL FILLED.

7 r,-o,ob y 7 July 4 (SpeciaD-There was
much rejoicing along the North Jersey Coast to-
s5ay The day all that could De desired for
outdoor sports while the many newcomers made
.be hotel proprietors feel happy and night there
mas one round of merriment from Elberon TO Nor
rnaDdie The special displays OF fireworks were
unusually pretty. while the decorations were the
finest seen in years. 1t great day. that
will long be remembered by those VINO prefer TO
live here in summer.
Flberon Gotta gers were interested In the success
NJ the charity fair held to-day on the lawn of
rbornhedge the country of Max E. Bern
I,rnsr bv his TWO boys. George and Willie Bern
bejrner The lawn brilliantly decorated with
flags and bunting. Patrons of the charity fair
were BY no means confined 10 Elberon They came
from Hollywood. Norwood Park Deal and points
north as well. The receipts of the fair were most
gratifying 10 the boys, who worked hard to make
The second annual event a greater success than
she held last year. The Bernhemer boys
cleared 81 100 last year fair and expect to
increase the amount this year by several hundred
dollars.
The register of the West End Hotel to-day told
the story that the summer season had arrived The
number of arrivals was over three hun
dred, the majority of the visitors arriving last
night and on the morning trains out of New-York
and Philadelphia.
The opera at Pleasure Bay attracted many 10
that resort tonight. There were a number Of
balloon ascensions both at Long Branch and Pleas
ure Bay.
a
running races were held. Quite Il few lovers Of
horses were in attendance at the races. An auto
mobile race Is promised in the future that
promises TO attract attention.
Bathing was particularly good to-day. Hundreds
OF cottagers and summer people took their initial
dip The water was warm enough suit most
bathers
The concert at the Hollywood Hotel 10 night
attracted many. The soloists were particularly
fine, and the various numbers were favorabiy re-
celved by an attentive audience; The orctestIa
was under the management of Professor Charles
Briehton Bs ofa HoeMrs. sITVa H Nottingham Miss A.
B0geT ch9rOtts R9gers s BENJAMIN min
vert Miss, Jennie McCahill. James l. McCahilI.
Mrs: E; Schott, Otto H Droeger John Balm; jr-, G;
Mrs efuE = Ii bay u 6F0Sk Of and Nj a?G
n ilegy dys OF Bsehe shD r Of
NeWaTk GGSne 9 Dunn nm. Of dcf ,do,, Va HALL
Master Oliver Wolcott Hall. W. S Valentine Mr..
@ no Mr Mrs ana Mrs % G F Ro5eTs 5nd MIs n aspry
Il: GEpner, Master Benjamin Harrison. New-YoTk:
HoIlyToqd HotslmMES Norris somRreehss Miss
mp Bernheimer, Miss Anderegg. Mrs. l. E.
6d @ Ffaak Ms s'fssk
Bucki. Emily Ghzer, L H. Lndhem. NJ A. Bern
yrs faRaR HeFntRa HSSf aiFS and syg
Widm Prnde sds MY and nNIs Mrs 4 ssnfG[a %abs6 Ad
Byour, George H. Dewitt. Mr and Mrs; Albert Sax,
Walter Lewisohn, Oscar Lewisohn, Miss Elsie Cold
berg. Emil Wolff: A; Hershfeld. Thomas L; Wal
Gibbs Murphy, Herman August Arthur Kaufman
alexander L. Kaufman l. E. Rosenfeld, Maurice
Gomprecht, Lloyd Allen OF New-York; w. c. Muir
phy. W. c. Murphy. jr.. Miss n. Murphy, of Pima
delphia Miss Daisy Seeasongood. Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Mack and Lawrence Abraham
Among the arrivals at the West End Hotel were
Mrs Joseph l. Graf Miss Claudia Graf Miss Ger
trude Graf, Miss May Graf, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Stei-
nam, Miss Helen Steinam. Mrs. NJ A. yosephs.
Miss JosePh. Albert Lyons Joseph L, Weinam' p1
King, Miss Rose King. Mr.. and Mrs: P J. Casey.
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Mintyer. Mrs II. Schenkpinc.
Mrs r. r. Sichel. Samuel Rosenburg. Henry J.
Everall. G. F. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Adler Mayer,
Dr. and Mrs G. D. Clark, Mrs. H. L. Basch: Ber-
nard Cohen. Mr. and Mrs Iieburgsr Mr and and Mrs
Schenkeiul Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Hirsch, Mr. and
Mrs H Toplety and family and Mrs. Nathan
Rosenburg of New-York.