New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
LIFELINESS AT SE4BRIGHT.
THIS JERSEY RESORT PREPARED FOR SUM
MER GAYETY.

seabright y J. June Il CSpeciaD.-Thirgs are
lrely az Seabright and Monmouth Beach These
two cottage colonies are patronized by some OF the
best people in the land, and the season Of 1902.
which is already opened. promises 10 eclipse past
Seasons in many respects When il comes 10 fur
nishing outdoor pleasures Seabright and Mon
mouth Beach show many attractions Yachting,
sailing polo golf tennis and cricket may be men
toned as the leaders Polo is already popular
The first season Of the Rumson Polo Club was such
q success last year that the season membership
this year viii be unusually large
The grounds Of the RUuson club are most de-
Eirsbiy situated. The golf club is already il fun
swing William T. Shedd is the first member Of
the club this year offer silver cup The contest
was open for men only, and ended tonight. after
three weeks play
The Seabright Beach Club opened last week for
the season II is here where the Runson cottagers
meet daily in hot weather to change apparel for
sea bathing This bathing establishment is one Of
the most exclusive along the coast.
The Country Club. al Monmouth Beach, was
opened to-day for the season. The club will as
usual present series of entertainments. beginning
IN July. These outdoor concerts-for they usually
take place on the broad verandas Of the clubhouse
are attended by society folk all along the coast
Last season music was feature. and throughout
the summer concerts were given every other week.
the orchestra numbering high as seventy pieces.
The Monmouth Beach Golf Club has issued its
first summer schedule to its members. The first
" Vanderhoef. The contest promises 10 be IN
teresting
The cottagers Of Monmouth Beach. Low Moor,
Calilee and North Long Branch are now enjoying
Tree delivery. The system went into effcct
This week. and already is in popular favor. De
livery is made from the office at North Long
Branch
Here are some of the new cottage arrivals at
seabright: General H. L Terrell George r victor,
Colonel J. J. McCook. Attorney General Ihonl9s
\ McCarter, William F: Haveneyer, Wllliam p,
Strong. H. c. Tuck. c. II. Holcomb. Theodore X
Palmer. Thomas Moss Mrs. J. G Neeser, VIII
1am De Walbridge. A y Beadleston. solomon
Loes Jacob H Schiif, John Achelis. george
Schmidt, ". W. Shpman, William a Street J. l.
6lker, Charles D. Halsey, W A. Bloodgood ana
George Holmes.
Among the new arrivals at Monmouth Beach
are w R. Potts. L. II. Nissan. Baysrd Domino x
TY93loIel 6 Payne. Dr.. John A Wyelh, =. .
Oliver Byron. 2. 5. Franklin. A. II. Porter. j 3
wilson, John McAnerney, s. r. Hammerslough,
fachard De Gray, @. c. Mckesson. John Mckes~
Dr; S. n Houghton and W. Ward Robbins.
Ex-Mayor Robert 4. Van Wyck OF New-Hork
mas signited his intention Of spending the summer
az Seabright- He has engaged a suite Of rooms
G. s, me octagon Hotel, and will come down next
saturday for the season.
Mrs w; E ConnoT has presented the Ocean
TIC engine company fagpole and fag. which
were placed in position this week
Auantic-aVe. is being put in condition for driv-
.ls- The orlVe borders the Shrewsbury from
monmouth Beach 20 BranchDort. a most
popular enc in the
,tashionable St; Peters Church. GaIiIee where
the Seabright and Monmouth Beach cottapers yvor-
snip. will, uFusl, have some OF fhe leading
Episcopal ministers in the United States 10 III
pa.plL during the summer. Bishop Scarborough
ana Bishop. Coleman have wears Allied m
pulpit on one or more Sundays every season The
singing at ST. Peters Church Is one of fhe feat
lses Of the summer service