New-York tribune., 1902-06-18

TIE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
ELBERON COTTAGES FILLING UP-NEW
ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH.

Elberon. n j. June II (speciaD.-Historic Elberon
is looking up The cottagers, with few EXCEPTIONS
are here. H. c. Fahnestock is expected tomorrow.
He will take possession of his Ocean-ave. cottage
The Garfield cottage this season Will oe occupied
by John f. Dos Passos New-York lawyer Mr..
Dos Passos for many years has spent the season at
the Elberon Hotel.
The F-lberon Hotel is opea and entertaining
number OF families Those who have lately arrived
include Robert Macdonald and family, Mr. and
Mrs c. f. Loss Edward Hillson and family,
George w Jones H. G. johnson and c. H. Brush.
all of New-York.
Those who have taken cottages at EIberon dur
ing the last few days include: Sloan cottage, Miss
E. c. Parish Kridel cottage, A. NJ. kride, OF New
York; Fay cottage l. L. Zncke Villa Renaud,
Seth NJ Milken; White cottage in South Lincoln
ave. w. II. Glass; Stratton cottage, c. l.. Cans;
Durand cottage, Mrs. G. T. Lewis, of Philadelphia;
Cricket Lodge. s c. Shaw, OF New-York; Banyer
cottage Mr. Banyer. Of New-York; Rossin cottage,
NJ Rossin: Blanchard cottage, j. L Clossen' OF
P1ainfeld
The hotel register at the West End Hotel cot
tages to-day show many new arrivals. Among the
newcomers are H. B. Clements, L. ]. OReilly, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Loeb Mr.. and Mrs. Dani=l Spsyer,
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Goodhart. c. NJ. Cohen. r.
Gudewily. G. c. ST. John. all OF New-York; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward ". Preston. OF Roxbury, Conn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sylvester and Miss H. l. Syl-
vester Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ Hyman. Frederick A
Pell, Mr.. and Mrs s J. seligman, Miss Cecile
Seilgndn, or NeW-1 OFh, lTs / M Dates anu NIT
T Batcheller Of Boston. Mass; Douglass Powell.
of England; John II. Davis, j. H, Morrell. of New
York; Mrs F. l.. Gray, Of Atlantic City, and Mrs.
Rice Hoehster. of New-York.
Miss Sanger OF Chicago, after a visit with Mrs.
George NJ Pullman at the Pullman villa. at FL
beron, has gone to NewBritan, Conn
AS attraction for patrons of the Seahright
Beach Club the life savers connected with Station
No. 3 VIII give a drill next Saturday morning
the beach. beginning at 80 o'clock. The life
fha Nnrth ST NIL ar
with the cottagers At Monmouth Beach which
perhaps has the most complete station along the
coast, the cottagers frequently club together and
present the station with something useful The
station house al West End. situated in the midst
of fashionable cottage colony, is Of the worst
looking rookeres along the coast Several at
tempts have been made 10 get an appropriation
large enough through Congress to buy the adjoin-
ing lot and erect up to date station house, fully
equipped. The outlook. according 10 those who
should know. seemed better than at the pres
ent time
Some of the latest cottage arrivals at Long
Branch include the following: +. Strauss Of New
York the ]. c. Woolley cottage, in Sairsave- ].
Roosevelt and family at the Schlang cottage. In
Matilda Terrace; H Kempner in Ocean-ave.: F.
Boose, OF NeW-York. in Bath-ave.; A. j. Simpson.
at the Ferns cottage. in Cottage Place; L. Tame
baum IN the Daily cottage. IN Ocean-ave; l. 8.
Korn and S. ". Korn. In the Moss cottages, in
Matilda Terrace; Barrs Thomashefsky: B. l.
Cohen, of New-York. in the Morris cottage. in
Morris-aVe; J. c. West in Franklin ave: Thomas
L. Cornell In Franklin-ave: Mrs NJ C. Roldan. in
Garfeld-ave: Mrs. Bella K. Harlem IN the Town
ley cottage, at Second and Garfield aves.: William
Freeman. in the Hendrlckson cottage In Norris
ave; Mrs. E. S. Naumburg. in the McWood cot
tage. in Morris-ave. and S. c. Wisekon. in Morris
ave.
The Rev DR.. MacMulen, Of the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, New-York, will de-
liver the baccaaureate before the class OF
'O2 OF the Long Branch High School on Thursday
night at the First Presbyterian Church. Com
mencement exercises will be held In st Iukes
Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday evening.
The GUILD Of ST ST Gee Cecilia GonneGte3 G 1e WIN m p ST.
ish Hall next Monday The children are invited for
tea at o'clock, and their parents and friends at
Morris jacobson, OF New York; is at Long Branch
Wood-sye; cottage Of Horace i. Sherman,
tained by Mrs Handley at St. Luke's parsonage
A new cottage arrival Is Joseph HamnepsSch1iiag.
Louis Fields. Of Weber & Fields, who will spend
some time At Long Branch this summer. was
dhGss Of @ H svse at se
Mary Parker, Eleanor Brown. Harriett Manu. Bes-
Miss owen aof o R III or is Synr at the Hunt
Mrs A Wein and her daughter who have been
viii sal! next week for Europe
Down at Monmouth Beach the cottagers anx-
Da dsnde hs d o. a % G"P
indications, be largely attended.
John W Wooiley, Of Bath-ave will sing at the
brotherhood meeting to be held at Ocean Grove
next August. The meeting will be presided by
DR.. Handley, of st. Lukes Church. Long Branch.
The weather is still too cool for bathing. Many
anxousy awaiting for the therm omcter to
rise few degrees before taking their initial plunge
The pool in Ocean-aVe. at the Columbian Baths is
already well patronized.
Captain Charles H. Valentine is the pioneer cot
! tage owner at Monmouth Beach, and well known
by the eottagers, His house was the first erected
and occupies of the finest sites along the
coast The captain, although well past seventy Is
still active. He rides wheel, and is as active
most at sixty.