New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-17
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
AFFAIRS AT LONG BRANCH, SEABRIGHT
AND MONMOUTH BEACH.

Seabright. N J., June 16 (Speclal).--f ashollaoie
Seabrisht and exclusive Monmouth Beach are just
now trife quiet in a social way. yet the outlook
for q gay season never looked better II present
plans mature. and there IS reason 70 expect
otherwise the months Of July and August viii find
these two resorts, closely linked together up and
doing The afternoon teas at the Seabrght Beach
Club. the evening dances the Country Club at
Monmouth Beach. the first Of which Will take
place Saturday night, are always well attend
ed. The cottager at Monmouth goes down to the
beach club TO battle at least many Of them do,
and the seabrIght cotager reciprocates by return
ing the call at the entertainment provided at the
Country Club.
Everybody is waiting for few days OF real hot
bathing weather The temperature OF the water
has registered as high e2 degrees, but from S.
10 - suits most people best for taking the morning
dip.
Invitations out for reception to be given by
the Rumson Polo Club next week. The president
OF the club is ". Strother Jones' of New-York
who occupies cottage near Red Bank The active
season of club will not begin much before July i
What Is conceded be the handsomest stone
bulkhead along the New-Jersey coast has just been
completed by Washington E. Conner in front Of
his Ocean-ave. property at Seabright. The finish
OF the hukhead IS Of stone and cost in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000
A feature of the services held in ST. Peters
Church. Galilee. which is open for worship. Is
the music The organst will be Dr.. Theodore ".
Moses. The soprano Will be Miss Thoma Cum
ming whose voice is widely known; Miss Margaret
Keyes. OF ST. Thomas's alto Hobart smock. of
All Angels Church, tenor, and Julian Walker. for
three years SOLO bass OF the Collegiate Reformed
Church. The sermon next Sunday will be dev-
cred by DR.. Huntington, Of Grace Church, New
York.
Society at Monmouth Beach and Seabright is
much interested in the forthcoming wedding OF
Miss Helen Dominick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Bayard Domnick and H. Alexander Smith. OF
New-York. The ceremony is set for next Satur-
day at st. Peters Church. in GaIiiee. at noon
Following the ceremony wedding breakfast will
be served at the home of the brides parents for
which many invitations have been issued. Miss
Dominick will be attended by Mrs. Andrew V. Stout
her sister; Miss Anita Domnick a cousin: Miss
Alice Clarke. Miss Carpenter, Miss Knowlton and
Miss Curtis. ". Schuyler Smith, brother OF the
bridegroom, will be the best The wedding
will be largely attended by out-of- town guests.
The Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club is
open for play and already much interest is
being manifested IN the coming schedule The
grounds of the club delightfully."- Situated and
the season membership promises TO be unusually
large.
Colonel William Barbour. of Paterson. is strik-
ing figure at Monmouth Beach Colonel Barbour
is well liked that he is both president of the
Country Club and Golf Club. He takes deep in
terest in both organizations.
Over at Pleasure Bay. where the cottagers and
their friends enjoy private clambakes and sailing.
special preparations have been made to entertain
the summer folk. Already one of the resorts that
caters to cottagers. Green Gables has a string
quartet there for the season. The opera season.
another feature of summer life. will not open until
the evening OF June rs.
The various cottage colonies that go make up
the city of Long Branch which are not a few. are
nearly complete Few Of those who own summer
houses missing from their usual haunts while
those who rent continue to put in appearance on
every train. The late cottage arrivals include Leo
pold WaIlach. who is at Hollywood; ]. W. AL
baugh tr who has Just returned from a stay at
South Yarmouth. Mass. and is staying with his
father at the latters Cedar-ave. cottage at Holly
wood; ". Curtis Otterson. Of New-York, who is
occupying cottage in Cedar-ave. Solomon Ran
ger of New-York who has taken a cottage
West End; Samuel Baenberg. who is domiced
for the season in cottage in Chelsea-ave. and
Sol" werthem of New-York, in the c. G. Van
Note cottage, in Bath-ave
Mrs. Wilbur A Heisey is entertaining at her
Bath-ave. cottage Mrs Eastburn and Miss Lum
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Halsy Phelan sojourning at
INK the fehfBs Bon 1 Ar oof 0'A are
S Is b T. hs5s T rh L. Rsa Bank Ah
Athletic Club at Pleasure Bay Park in the second
W Won by score Of Is to r. The Lyceun, club viii
soon play With an out OF town team at the LyGsam
pital, in which many cottegers are interested
saeHne at PARK is Of
the hospital She is deeply Interested in the grad
WeeR The Iong Branch Hosnita one the
most Pce and it's a It's a is @
in large measure to the financial support given by
the summer folk.
Mrs George NJ. Pullman, Of Chicago. has taken
possession OF her country seat in Ocean-ave.
The music at the West End Hotel this season will
he in charge OF Henry P. Schmidt. Of New-York.
The orchestra will be COMPOSED OF fourteen pieces.
and will come down at the opening Of the hotel
the latter part of next week. Nahan Frankie. who
has had charge of the orchestra at the West End
for the last two seasons. will spend the summer
abroad
All is hustle Hollywood in preparation for
opening of the hotel in few days. r. Graham
Woodward, who will have charge under the new
man eernent has beer the ground for couple
of weeks getting things in order. Neither time
money has been spared to make the hotel look at
active while the comfort of the guests has not
been overlooked in any respect. The mana cement
Is anticipating a Furnishing season.
Former Mayor Isaac Taussig. of Jersey City. Is
az the new cottage of Leon Cubberley, in Morris
ave Mr.. Taussig brought with him several fast
trotters. and he may be seen daily on the ocean
drive.
where they have been spending the winter They
will spend the summer at the Beale country seat
on the Monmouth Road.
p Nathan is occupying cottage in Ocean-ave.
H A McAieenan is at the Tappin cottage for the
season.
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