New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
LONG BRANCH LIVELY.
HOTELS To REMAIN OPEN UNTIL oCTo-
RER-NEW ARRIVALS.

r,,g Rranch. Y J. Aug. - (SpecaD-Thlngs
ara stiu lively at Long Branch Ihoueh AusuS'
ss nearly spent the last week OF the 1hlro sum
,ner month is to prove a hVeIy one 1hei
e-s already many social events scheduled 10 tdhe
mace. and each day adds something TO enii'eii
things ~,
c.olr at sbe new links of the Hollywood Club VIII
ne ronular from now on The play for the Holly
wood Gun viii be the drawing card on SATURDAY
followed by the event Of the season on september
& On that occasion Bernard Nichols and George
INV Of the Ekwanok Club. of Manchester W.
81, -,ae+ -cyyiIlie" Anderson. Of Pittsfied. and
1saac Mackev Of Fox Hills. in match for
nurse OF 5000 An additional $50 will be added 1or
q score Of Y or better.
baseball viii have the call at Elkwood Park on
"Wednesday The Seniors will meet the Deal col
1epsate team and an interesting game is promiseo-
Nses Helen Terry Potter and her mother. Mrs k
Potter who have been spending the summer III
the Croxon cottage. in Secono-ave-. have oeclceu
70 remain at the Branch until the nrst week ia
oc+oher Miss Potter is a much admired soclal
favorite at the Branch. Social functions are CoIi-
.sso-as .rcor,nIete without her presence She Is
an accomplished whip and an expert swimmer.
Tbe F-suhton Hotel is lively. Tomorrow night
q chfldren's donkey party VIII be an a'uacuorl-
Over a score OF little folk viii take part IN 'he "
entertainment which promises to attract many
90 -. older ones. Handsome prizes will be
awarded
A subscription concert and dance will be given
mn Saturday night the Elberon Hotel IN hoIor
of O w Stigler. the musical director concert
VIII be the attraction from $50 to $3.50 O'CLOCK
Invitations were sent out to-day by Manager Jor-
Dan.
Arrangements being made for the celeofa-
,ton Of Fythian Day Monday next The grand
marshal Of the parade. former Mayor Ben1arnn
D Morris to-day asked the citizens ana ouslnSss
men along the line OF march TO decorate. me
grand chancellor p. Hall Packer, is working marc
to make the celebration the best IN the history OF
the order ..-s,.r- +o
The large number Of hotel guests intending 10
stay late at the seashore has caused proprietor J.
Y Jordan of the Elberon to announce that the
hotel will remain open until October l. ano Fr0,
sorietor Pannaci to announce that his hoteI Will
remain open until the middle of October
Among to-day's arrivals Were
West End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. W simpson J.
weisrnan. Miss Weisnan, A Noble, Mrs Nooe'
C I. Harrison, NJ Wonns. Mr. and Mrs e h
Evans Mrs G. Mckee, Joseph Zinmern and Moses
l{rnmerr Of New-york
United States Hotel-Max Lindrnan. NJ L. Mast
US II. SchraGer, T. A Kavanaugh- Mrs H u.
Engleberr. Mrs s. Hesse. Mrs. NJ Hesse, OF New
York: William Love, Of Brooklyn: George stan
ford of Newark; z. Edeson, OF Chicago, and M
E,Ikan of Hamburg. Germany
Elberon Hotel-Nr. and Mrs. Alexander Nones.
II. J. Mayer. Charles s. Evans, John Finck. George
Edward Harding. J. B. Corbin. Miss Lillian Robin
son, Miss NJ. Sullivan. Miss r. Sullivan. Miss
Govern Mr.. and Mrs Govern, Mr.. and Mrs Max
Blerran, George W. kirkman. OF New-York; Mr.
and Mrs. s. Rosenwald, of Chicago.