New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST
SUCCESS OF THE MONMOUTH COUNTY
HORSE SHOW-FIGHTfNG MOS
QUITOES.

ro,- 1srsncb X 7 JuIv q CspecaD.-It blue
ribbon day along the ocean front to-day. Inc sue
cess OF the ninth annual exhibition OF the Mon
mouth County Open Air Horse Show will hnger
tong IN the minds of everybody. Notwithstanding
The bad weather. the exhibition was in every way
a success. The dress parade last night was a ieaI-
ure. Handsome women and pretty gowns were 10
be seen by the hundred The carpeted lawn In front
Of the grandstand presented a sight worth going
miles TO see. The whole North Jersey Coast was
present-that is the cottagers who love the horse
and open air exhibitions a conservative estimate
Of the number present yesterdays double exhibit
ton was ten thousand being equally divided be-
tween the afternoon and night shows.
Three exhibitors out of the eighty hve-Dr John
i. wentz Of Scranton Penn. who is suHmering
near Oceanic Mrs John Gerken. Of Gravesend. and
A A. Housman. OF New-York won half OF the
events and nearly $3.50 in prize money.
MFR. and Mrs. William T SheerPr, OF New-York
who are sunmering Norwood Park gave a clam
bake last night at Prices Hotel. at Pleasure Bay
There were laid for thrty-hve- The bake
was served in the glass inclosed dining room over
looking the Shrewsbury. The guests were John A
Mccall H K Browning William D. Harper Mr.
Green Or. Charles E Simmons. Thomas X. Eg-
bert Mrs. ]. A. Mccall Miss Gray, Mrs Houston
Mrs Dewey Mrs. Robert H. McCarter, Mrs H. X.
Browning. Oakley T. c. Hay. Miss Harper. z. H
McCarter Mrs W. D. Harper. Mrs. Green. Mrs. T
X Bgbert, Robert H. McCsrter. Mrs Simmons
Mrs. z. c. Hay. Miss Hinton. Miss Simmons, z. De
Forrest Simmons. Mr. Houston and J. Lewis Hay.
Mrs Charles Abbott will entertain party OF little
folk tomorrow afternoon at her Cedar-ave. resi-
-dence
Mrs T. B. Kent will giva a card party tomorrow
morning at the Monmouth Beach Country Club
2. ". Sanger is the winner Of the G. w. Van
Derhoef Cup at the Monmouth Beach links. having
defeated H H Bergen in the finals for the trophy
J. p Thomas is the Country Club champion al
tennis at Monmouth Beach. He defeated ". s.
Prentice after an exciting finish In the finals for
the wornen's doubles Miss Potts and Miss Herrick
beat Miss Swords and Mrs. Stout
The fight against the mosquito at Monmouth
Beach is still going on Seabrght is now interested.
J. Harsen Rhoades. who is known the Summer
Mayor" has taken hold of the matter. and nego-
siations undeTw ay to guarantee q personal
subscription large enough 10 food the infected dis
at Monmouth in a day two. and large force
of men have been engaged to apply the oil and
drive the ''skeeter'' out
Seabright is lively The hotels well filed, and
there is every prospect that the rush will continue
through August.
New arrivals include the following:
Ocean House-Idlam Walbridge, Lima Mayer NJ
II Debown Edwin Rogers Henry Tannebaum.
Daniel 3. TlImogui. Samuel B. Blumenhal @. fash
man, Mrs Ferguson and daughter. Martin F,ergu-
Paroslkey of Paterson; Miss Madge Fox, Miss Susie
Fischer, MyI n Goodman, Bruce s Johnson. Mrs
H c Johnson, Henry Harris. Max Hocksteln. NJ
Cioldstein = A. Lesser. MI. and Mrs. {. II: Buner,
sfer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cans Of Minneapo-
lis Harry Won Teller, z. J. Galway. l. II: Harris.
of New-York; Mr.. and Mrs A Simon and family,
of New-York-
Roth, Miss Golden G. Roth. A B. FEEDER. jr