New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21

H. owned by Captain Samuel Gale which has up
TO this time defended her title Of champion There
will be of the most interesting races of the
season. and nearly all OF the inlet captains will
take part.
Bathing is practically at an end now although
there are still few who willing TO brave the
cool breezes of some of the DAYS for the sake of
dip In the surf and for that reason it was all the
more noticeable when whose bald head and
rather slow step betokened that he had reached
that age when he should have outgrown all his
boyish foolishness came up the beach on Tuesday
morning wearing a bright red golf vest over his
bathing shirt 1t was decorated with of
bright brass buttons down the front There have
been all manner OF bathing garbs seen on the
beach this season. but, while some OF the sweaters
have been rather oad. nothing seen before APP
preached this The wearer followed by shouts
of dersion and remarks more pointed than polite.
but he did notice the crowd of torrnentors and
was cool as the centre of an iceberg
AS proof of the excellence of the beach guards
of this city. there have been only two drownings
this year at this resort. Thousands OF persons
have bathed daily. and there have been a number
of thrilling rescues. The Mayor called the guards
to his Office one evening this week and congratu-
lated them upon their vigilance and good work.
and personally thanked them for their efforts to
save life at the risk of their own The guards have
nearly all been taken off now and the last of
will be removed with the end of this month
Governor and Mrs Franklin Murphy will come
to this city on the 18th instant, and will be the
guests of Mayor and Mrs. Franklin p Stoy for a
few days. There will be a banquet given while the
Governor Is here. In order that he may have an
opportunity of meeting of the leading BUSH
ness men and politicians of the city Everything
possible will be done to make the visit of the Chief
Executive a memorable one.
The cool evenings make dancing one of the most
pleasant of pastimes among the young people at
the shore now. and they are taking full advantage
of them at the several hotels. There is hardly an
evening passes now without dance or a card
party at one or more OF the large beach front
hotels, and invariably they are well attended. At
the Hotel Traymore there was a pleasant dance on
Tuesday evening and the dining room was turned
into ballroom. 1t decorated. and the
chestra was screened from view at one end of the
beautiful costumes by the women in
the other hotels There we're Visitors 'I from New
York, Washington. Baltimore and Philadelphia
The Entire Nous Club. organization of twenty
young VINO s nga f6
name of ''Meschianza." is now laying plans for an
eclipse anything thew have vet given The only
thing that is bothering them at present is suitable
Academy was destroyed the only place left them is
th te FPR an saera eTen fights
on which they desire to give their @ t
Avon Inn-Mrs. Whtmore. George Ferrie. Frank
ArchdaIe-Miss E. j. Pope. E s. Case and Mr..
Bleak House-James Cunningham. Thomas Nor
gan Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Dremm; Mr.. and Mrs G
Drew, E. Tekage, Benjamin Liliard and Mr. and
Bingham Hunkle jr.. Miss L. Baucher, Miss
Brexton-R; c, Moore, Mr.: and Mrs I I, B sehe +
Harris
Ciarion-Mrs.. ]. H. -Telmy, Miss NJ. simmons W.
ChetwOode-Mrs. A Lawton, Miss L. LaWton ana
Mrs. Jane Rogers NJ, ~ 1-,,,-,a,. "
L. Evan Mss Mary Dixie and In s g KimRa Ioot
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kohler V. Erbacker. O. L. Don
neigh, J. H Mooney. Milton Atora William Jack
J. c. Boynant William 7. Beacher, E. Louther and
Holmhurst-s. C. Multoon. H. Hart. Miss sprague
G. r Elderly. Mr., and Mrs. H. C. Vaughn, Mr.. and
Mrs E say1e and d Mrs Lewis Lewis c,o.on ,a ,rrs ,d
Mrs Samuel Tyler.
sahTarfz j. j. Ready. Mrs 6. Preston and Miss
Kentucky~H. B. Barnum. William Dechen and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wescott.
Kenderton-,lHE Jackson. A. L. Middleton and MI
az a5a s ea' q,,s Rasass5ss
m@s5sr H9 stSne and Podn H g D rrothnz
Morton-Mr and Mrs. 4. Slate George Scott
Miss Flora Scott. Mr. and Mrs. A Schfff' F. Lazy
Marlborough House-Mrs; sheltie; r. NJ. Tagert
-England-James ]. Dennis DR.. and Mrs. w
Rudolf-James 4. Farley. N, schutzer. G. carpss
T. L.
Hackney. Mr. and Mrs: E A Henry. Mr. and Mrs
T J. Hanson. NJ. G. ToDman. w s. Appleton, Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Clifton: Mr.: and Mrs L. Crager n
G Hasken Miss Rudolf. Mr. and Mrs c. H. Allen
ar Rai I II. Myers, Fred Newman and Mr.
and Mrs A. l.. Severns-
Rittenhouse-Mr. and Mrs A. j. Langley. G. H
Earle, John W. brewster DR.. and Mrs. A NJ. Mark
ar Richmond-E. w English Miss Margie spinlah
'i senate-H H. Kmban W. ]. Johnson and Mr..
'i seasi side " Jones' NJ. B. Fowler. s. Smith and
Miss Laura Parker. - 1r. W. o,.
and NJ. Lttleton. -, -, WI, NJ, -,
Mrs James j. Irwin and Miss Irwin
Stickney-Dr. j. P. Janiski, Walter L. Pater, j.
Wolfe and ]. Ktipper. ~, 49,, NJ w
Henry Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Burns and Miss NJ
Burns. ~, rY.-.I.,- ,ua
TraymoreNMr. and Mrs: Samuel K gnn.+ Miss
Eugene Parsons Miss Lebq bun Parsons Mrs I'D Il
Mrs. J. C. Hasselton. H. Simpson j. Madooy' 1-
Wiitshire"Mr and Mrs Charles Keibb 3. Walter;
A T Walsh Charles Morrill,, Miss T. Morrlii anu
Francis Morrill, , ~, s ME- Iobn
Woolton Halle r. Pattison. Mr.. and Mrs. 1ohn
Andersen John Rover and Miss 3. q. Bennett