New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-11
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST,
DESPITE BAD WEATHER, SEASON AT
RESORTS PROMISES TO BE A
GOOD ONE.
GOOD ONE

Long Branch " J.. Aug. 10 CSpecaD.-The sea
ran too rough for bathing to-day The waves were
running high at noon. the time when the majority
Of the bathers take their daily dip. The day
opened fair. although the sky looked threatening.
shortly after noon it began 10 rain and continued
without interruption till dark The rain put a
stop to many proposed drives over the Runsoh
road which is always crowded on Sundays Inc
drive this season is in better shape than ever
before thane 10 the Rumson Association, Of which
William F. Favemeyer is one Of the leading spirits.
Midsummer along the North Jersey coast Is al
ways lively 1t is the time when the cottagers give
many entertainments and this season is no eXcep-
ton TO the rule.
There was an entertainment given at the Eloeroh
Hotel last night. It largely attended by the
cottagers and hotel guests.
Other pleasant affairs were the midsummer pail
at the Brighton Hot l and dances at the NORWOOD
Park Casino and the Monmouth Beach Country
Club.
Al all the hotels the registry books showed scores
of newcomers to-day. while the advance bookings
are unusually heavy, and the season AFTER all prom
ises be good one
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius y. Bliss. who own a
pretty country home at Oceanic. near Seabright,
have gone to the White Mountains. They will re-
main away during August. but will return in Sep
TENDER This week will find many leaving the
seashore for a stay in the Catskllls, the AdiTon-
dacks or the White Mountains
Among the interesting things 10 De eXhlplteo at
the parish fair to be held ct st: James's Church.
beginning on Tuesday, will be the warhorse OF
General Toral of the Spanish army The horse
is the property of Nate Salisbury. who lives
in Liberty-st Mr.. Salisbury has also offered for
exhibit at the fair the saddle that was used by
General Garcia, the Cuban patriot Garcia took
the saddle from captured Spaniard.
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital was a few
days ago the recipient OF check for $500 from
Mayor James a Bradley of Asbury Park The
hospital has treated more patients this season than
ever before in history.
The Shrewsbury Yacht Club yesterday issued
invitations for a regatta and clambake, 70 be hed
at Pleasure Bay on September 4 The clubs in
vited include the Meadow Yacht Club. Of Sea
bright: the South Shrewsbury, Of Branchport; the
North Shrewsbury and the Monmouth OF Red
Bank and the Keyport Club. There will be a
series Of races which will include open contests
for catboats, knockabouts and sloops. There will
be two prizes IN each class.
Summer people who frequent the different clam
bake resorts along the Shrewsbury River have
been entertained by colored musicians The quar-
tets connected with Green Gables, Wardells and
the Thomas Rumson Inn have combined TO give
entertainment in the Lyceum at Long Branch
on Thursday evening, August q. There Will be
about thrty-ive colored performers, and they will
form what viii be known as the Good Old Georgia
Company
Among the visitors at the hotels are the follow
Brighton Hotel-w. B. Carhart Thomas F. Bar
rett Charles i. Baker Perry krempeT. ); 3
Hiss ida NJ Balm. W. B. Calvert. James NJ. Sey-
R # Brady n Of New s9 r B. Hall of Phiia
delphia; Albert Younkers, of Des Mones. Iowa:
W. H Arkenburgh, Of Raritan, y. J.; o. L.
schwenker, Of Cincinnati, and c. E McClemen,
Florence Hotel-Johanna Stack. Ruby Stack.
Gertrude Stack; Anna n, stack Rudolf Merrinlan.
Coal. Mrs. n Walters, Edward ]. olden. W A.
Ro ROT Ng2 e o reRon6 Mrs: NJ Lustberg Mr.
S B. Armstrong. J. L. Morris, of Pittsburg ].
Bennett, Charles Denley and Fred Titus. of Phila-
Grand View Hotel-The Rev n ] Quinn. Of
Utica. N Y; Mrs. Costigan, Mary Costigan. Mr..
Sullivan; r V. Risely and c. F. G. Bartlett, of
Hollywood HOTEL. E. RosenphiI. George H. De-
Wit E H. Bernheimer Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Painter, Leopold Houser. A. Armour. L. S Hart
man, Mr. and Mrs Edward a. Godding James B.
Ebbet, T. c. Pennesioni, of New-York City.
west End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. God
ding, b Kelly, Samuel L Schwartz julius Schultz
man, Jr H Cohn, Leon s. Chase: Morris Gunysel.
George Mule. Jacob Schattman. of New-York City;
MI and Mrs: James Wood. Of New-Orleans
ScarboTo HOTEL. Basch Of Paterson. Nj:
Clara Hartman. 7. A. Hammond. W. z. Austin,
Mr- and Mrs William Lowere, Charles Libwary,
N Untermeyer. Of New York City.
Some OF the late arrivals at Seabright are: @ H
Gurnee, Mrs Frederick Sware. Miss Elsie Swara
DR. E. H. Bussey. Mrs George ". Arthur of New
33ork; Dr. and Mrs John a Donaldson, Miss L.
Mrs A Crever, Of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. l. B.
Brown. Of Brooklyn
Peninsula Holei-Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. sha
Ter Miss Thayer Ralph Thayer. c. J. Pardy Mrs
J. P. Pardy. Miss Bertha Brown Mr.. and Mrs q
" Hendricks Miss N; Mcintyre. Miss Gray Mrs
=; =; Upton Mr. and Mrs J. l. Lawson, Kellogg
Chicago; Mrs Gray, PelIs Hill.