New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
READY FOR POLO SEA SON.
FIRST GARDEN PARTY AT HOLLYWOOD
HOTEL A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

| Hollywood, n. j., June 2S (SpeclaD.-Ine hrst
garden party of the H hollywood Hotel held on Fri
| day evening on the lawn, was crowned with sue
cess and presented most beautiful spectacle
The garden and lawn. slick and bright; the hotel,
gay with new paint and brilliant cupolas; the
electric lights and the futtering Hags
and awnings the brightly dressed and the
platform merry with music, created an impress
sion which will soon be forgotten by those who
I were present As one of the guests properly and
! enthusiastically exclaimed, "The beauty show has
begun at the Hollywood"
These garden parties will be permanent feat
of the hotel life. An innovation was the plat
form for the music the lawn. not, heretofore.
within the walls of the building itself. Charles
/ Schwab's orchestra was never heard TO better ad-
vantage It is the intention OF the management TO
give the garden parties every Friday night during
the season. and, in addition these, open air con-
| certs will be given every Tuesday ard Saturday
! Sundays will be devoted to sacred concerts, Tor
/ which occasions the programmes will be arranged
on larger scale and will offer instrumental and
| vocal music
! The Hollywood Hotel is looking toward of the
most prosperous seasons in the history OF its ex-
| istence The bookings are unusually heavy, and
after July not room is to be had. The charms
of the hotel have been told for many years yet It's
freshness fades its interesting features never
decrease, the amusements offered by Manager
Robert Graham Woodward never flag. and the
Hollywood Hotel summer resort remains al
ways seductive and beautisul-the pearl OF the
hotels on the Jersey coast the paradise of repose
and recreation. the centre for ease and ENJOY
ment and a resting place for the overworked busi-
ness man capitalist. No spot on the Jersey
coast is richer in natural attractions. and there is
no place where one may enjoy all the brilltancy
of social season, yet may live quietly AND unois-
turbed satisfied with the milder form of outdoor
sports. The social life promises to be particularly
gay this season. and scores Of amusements are
planned for the future.
The hotel baseball team has started In with lts
work and is composed entirely of summer resi-.
dents The manager has arranged for series OF
games with mines at West End Elberon ana Avon
The positions Of the players are as follows: X
Graham Woodward. pitcher; W. j. Hertzrelot'
catcher: c. Nathan. first base; Jesse Seligman'
second base: A. Strassberger. third base; A Meyer
shortstop; Robert Lehman. right field; H. Bingen.
left field: r. Levy. centre field
Great improvements have been made at the bath
ing pavions which will add to the comfort of those
who enjoy their daily bath in the surf The
preparations for the celebration OF the Fourth OF
July are being pushed forward, and the national
holiday at the Hollywood Hotel Will be observed
with greater festivities and on grander scale than
heretofore.
Recent arrivals are c. E. Bleyer, Chr Bieyer' MI
and Mrs D johnson, Lionel Samuel. of Mexico
City: Victor Thomas. OF Paris; Mr.. and Mrs Luo-
wig Drevfus Mr. and Mrs. A Scheftel MISS f1eIeh
Rosenburg Arthur Rosenburg, Mr. and Mrs c. T.
Schafer Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Ernstein. herman H.
C;unberg Mrs. Cordelia r. Freedman Samuel En-
ory Herbert A Scheftel. DR.. A. II. Fridenoers. MT
and Mrs O n. Foster. Stephen Ivor szinnyey. MT
and Mrs Philip Goldsmith Mrs. NJ. Dinkelsplel
Mrs. Samuel H. Levy and William L" Levy Moritz
Walter, Miss Walter. Mr.. and Mrs H. b MOORE
tr. c. s Hasbrouck. Charles D. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs F. II. Bernheimer Of New-York. and Mrs. L.
Bernhelnner of Mobile, Ala.
The campus OF the Rumson Polo Club presented
n festive appearance yesterday afternoon, when
nearly two hundred summer people gathered to
see a game between the Freebooters and the Rum
son clubs The winner Of the game, which proved
to be the Rumsou team, received silver cup from
Jacob H SchiY. The was: Goals. Rumson
IS; Freebooters. s2. Those who played on the VIC
torious team Borden J. Craig Eavemeyer. s.
Carey and Percy Strauss On the Freebooters
Brokaw. Smith, Meeker and Mcclure Ihe game
was exciting and applause was frequent An actVe
polo season is promised with the opening OF July
Every Monday Wednesday and Saturday there will
be special matches during the remainder OF the sea-
son. Already thirty polo players are on the ground,
and them OF the finest collections or ponies
ever seen in New Jersey. The tournament begins
on Tuesday when Squadron 4, Freebooters, VIII
meet the Country Club OF Westchester. On the fol-
lowing Thursday the winners will play the Rum
son Club A special prize Will be the attraction
on Wednesday for the Seashore Cups. The COM
petIng teams will be the Lakewood and the Rocka-
way from Long Island. On the Lakewood team the
colors black and yellow. will be worn by George j.
Could. Jay Could Kingdom Gould and Benjamin
Nicou The Rockaway colors. dark blue will be
worn by y. F. Savage, r La Montague. Z. S. Con-
over and P. F. Collier.
The Scarboro Hotel at Long Branch will open to-
morrow. with complimentary dinner given by the
proprietor Thomas Lowrie, to press representatives
and business Hops will be held on every
Wednesday and Saturday nights in the Casino ad-
joining the hotel
The Hollywood baseball team yesterday played
local team. winning by score OF rs 70 q. Those
who played on the winning team We're .l X g. Wood
Cyril Nathan w Herzfeldt, r. Levy. w. schoss.
The old Howand hotel one OF the oldest hostler-
les on the beach. will throw open its doors to-
o'Connor. formerly Of the St. Andrew Hotel New
York The bookings for the season are encouraging.
aagement OF the hotel this season viii be under
Arri! ais at the Hotel Pannac yesterday were Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Edrldge
Mr. and Mrs Mrs l. P aaver and fam family are at the
yesterday under the management of William H. |
were, Mrs. Lewis samIeis: Miss samuels Mrs Il
William Van Hosen. Mr.. and and MS l. oppenheim
A number of cottaGers attended the dramatic
en5ertainment given last night ST. Jamess Parish
hall, Long Branch, by the guild of St. Cecilia. Two
The Culprit' Miss Florence Mccarthy, as Lucy |
took the part of the winsome maid. and Harold
OF creation Miss Lizzie Rowland. as Mrs. Hartford |
In the second sketch Miss Lily Clarkson James
WOOD MISS Bertha Longstreet, Miss Tnie Green |
Of abeaus he Se ss PsT arSa 9
eosed as the Goddess Of Liberty" and Miss Minnie
pleasing group in Faith Hope and VS charity
has bongbi Gsnfan wnG at Long Branch
launch.
bc There two at Long Branch to-day
longing to Mr. stackelburg. OF Cedar-ave, ran |
post. severely in1uring him Another horse. the
property ,t Of { Mr. sengler upset earriage Bath
nth There promises is 70 be an an old Fourth of
day new attractions are made public and each re
sort is trying its best to outve the other