New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-23
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
HORSE SHOW AT HOLLYWOOD AND
TENNIS AT STARLIGHT THE BIG
ATTRACTIONS.

Hollywood. y. J.. July % (SpeciaD.-The finishing
touches were put the horse show grounds to-
day The track has been rolled and rerolled until
81 is the pink II perfection. The grandstand. with
MS OF paint. looks beautiful, while the
shruhbery and awnings all about add much to the
beauty Of the surroundings Golf and everything
else viii have to give way Thursday for the
horse show. The prospect for the best exhibition
in the history of the Monmouth County association
never looked better. The horse show officials
confident Of judging the fifty classes in four exhi-
billions. barring. of course, bad weather.
Among the horses that have arrived those Of
Richard Donnelly. the Shultshurst Stock Farm.
George D. King Son. A. De Cernea. C. c. Mines
heimer. J. Campbell Thompson. Sol" Frank. c.
Proctor. Miss Money the Fiss. Doerr & Carroll
Horse Company, w a. HOFFMAN. John Spratley
and Miss f. c Whitney
Sixty-seven arc lights viii illuminate the grounds
for the night show The association installed
electric light plant. the city plant could not fur
nish a sufficient number of lamps. The West End
Hotel electric light plant will run some of the
lamps
II there IS resort along the North Jersey
Coast that is lveer than any other, that resort is
Eeabright The latest attraction at the Peninsula
Hotel was euchre party. Prizes were won as
Follows First womans prize, Mrs. Bowder, two
Asslt cellars; second. Mrs. E. W. Seymour, pie
eznife third. Mrs. James FLETCHER. jr, lace tidy;
bloody prize. Mrs. B. D. Benson; first gentleman
prize, B. ID. Benson; second, B. Liuard; third.
Sames Fletcher: BOBBY. w. w. Crissy.
The midsummer ball of the Octagon Hotel is
Booked to take place Saturday. August q
sAmong the newcomers at the Octagon Hotel are
Miss Anita Bridger, Mr. and Mrs Earle M1liken,
miss A d. Goodwin and Miss Lynda Leggett. Of
&ew-York; Frederick Carroll, Of Boston.
Seabright INV. H. Combs. Of NewYork; B.
C. Moore jr, Of Los Angeles. Cal; A. S. French,
". p. Flint and T. S. Clark. OF New-York; ]. W.
fHoung, a. A. Brownlee, r. ". Powell, f. Heith,
"a NJ. Robertson and Miss L. E. Jones. of Jersey
ACity; Mr.. and Mrs II. V. De Hart of Elizabeth
and c. N Dean. of Lakewood.
Hotel Pannaci-De Forest Grant J. A. Rawlns
"a l. Rose. Willis J. Best, F. N Gregory. Cliff
rord Drake and ]. NJ. Post Of New-York and
George Dillon, Of Montreal
Peninsula Hotel-E. P. Benson, a. F. Ireland
Dir. and Mrs. / Bennett. E. Mervin. L. A. Vans
II. F. Wilson. Z. C Kimball J. c. de Wiele
George E. Matley Z. P. Davis. B. P. Lennet Mrs
C. E.. Montague. Miss Montague. Ethel E. Mon
hagne. Mrs. E. and Miss Mataran. Francis C.
Jones, Buchanan Schley. Mrs Charles Upton, Mr.
and Mrs George B. Walker, ]. B. Wooten and G.
The tennis club at Seabright is just now the at
Eraetive spot along the North Jersey Coast The
tennis grounds are delightfully."- situated on the
players. Two handsome silver cups have been Of
aered by Mrs. J. J. McCook prizes for the mems
ofTered by Mrs Neeser George BIagden has pre-
sin sP eshS for !0f the ehS
80 e a may v} Ta pFfseea by william hop,
cups Tor the W3meRs singles and mems doubles
The drawings for The mems singles are as fol-
Lows; A z; Murray and Z; a kellogg. l. Reed
barrett and P. Fuller Sam Riker and Dexter
13agden. F. A. de Peyster and P c. Oscanyon r.
NeeseT and 6. F F., Victor; J. B; Clark and H. 5.
1Iogpin and Z. n Potter: B. Hoppin and ]. Victor
e. B. Heppin and s Auchincloss George Mcintosh
LAnton Schefer and W. Meredith.
= The results to date are: kellogg beat Murray,
Clark beat Hooker, &c, 90, Is: Godfrey beat
bliss Sc. 4-6. Go: Potter beat Hoppin IS Ga:
r15oppin beat Victor, 6-1 Ga; Hadden beat Prem
fice. Sc. 60: Meredith beat Schefer by default.
The drawings for the mems doubles show Clark
end Neeser against Murray and Blagden; Fuller
and Fuller AGAINST Victor and Hoppin: Faucet and
Bozart against Hoppin and IIoppin: Alexander
and Hooker against Hadden and Kellogg: Jones
and de Peyster against Simmons and Mcintosh.
In the only set play in the doubles Simmons and
Mcintosh beat Jones ana de Peyster Go. 60.
Most of the drawings for the preliminary round
have been played off in the women's singles. The
results 10 date
Preliminary round - Miss Victor beat Miss
Schefer, 60 81: Miss Street beat Miss McCook
O., Go; Miss Fuller beat Mrs Romano g.,
E3: Miss J McCoOk beat Hiss Hoppin, 81. 60;
Miss Parsons and Miss Morrison have yet TO play.
In the second round Miss Victor beat Miss
Street. 1-e, C. 63.
In the womeRs doubles Miss Morrison and Miss
EMcCook beat Miss Romano and Miss Ward 81
50; Miss Fuller and Miss Victor beat Miss Hoppin
and Miss Parsons, 81, 60.
The tourney viii be completed this week.