New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
COOL. REFRESHING WEATHER ENJoAkp
At LONG BRANCH AND SEABRIGHT

Tang Branch y. j June % (SpeciaD-lt was
.-saa roo cool along the North Jersey coast to-day
;. -he t,atrirp masters who have been signing
because the thermometer keeps below ~ 1t
was not cool, however 20 suit the coe'asei anu
hotel guest who put iii most deilSht1ul cay
The golf fields attracted the lovers OF fhat outdoor
xnor4 and they are largely in the majority, for
anywhere along the North Jersey coast can half
dozen golf fields be found in as many Hles' iille
There were no tournaments decideo, the cauu'es
were kept on the go from early morning IN darh'
Master Robert Blum. who is staying at the hoth-
obfid cottage at West End and who was injured
yesterday while following Cottager Drey AROUND .he
hollywood Hotel course. was around To-Day put
1i.t1e The worse for his accident Master Blum was
struck by 4 bali from only thirty yards away. ana
was unconscious some time afterward Dr. L II,
Ssernberger dressed the wound The plucky boy
was on deck to-day with bandaged head
There was much Joy in the home of Mr. and Mrs
William Smiley. Long Branch, to-day Their
son Frank who has been doing duty in the Philip
pines for three years past ate luncheon under the
parental roof for the first time since June 1ss An
other Long Branch boy who is expected home this
week from the Philippines is John bInbley- son OF
Mr. anc Mrs Albert Embey. OF Garfield-aVe
The First Methodist Episcopal Church west
long Branch which Will soon celebrate It's ioUth
anniversary, has taken a new lease OF lie unoer
the pastorate Of the Rev William Mitchell, late or
EarrevflIe. The church is attended by the cot
zagers Of Cedar-ave., Hollywood, and Norwood
Park Harry Palmer has been elected orsanst-
The church will employ a corneust curing the
summer Since the close of the popular sunday
evening services at Norwood Park. under the Munro
management the ootagers of that resort have been
1ocking toward the older church
Of all the roads along the Jersey coast. none are
snore famed than the Rumson Drive which is IN ex-
,.I1e,t condition During the lifetime Of Edward
Eano the road was kept in fine shape Iarse4E
Through his generosity and enterprise. Ihs year
William F Havemeyer is president OF the hufhsoll
Association position that the late MI Kemp so
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r.sorrs p Victor secretary The new officers. ny
cooperating with the officials Of Shrewsbury Town
shin received liberal appropriation, ana the Foao
RIOS oeen NIT in excellent condition. 1t Is pelhs
enrinsled this season as far as Thomas INN ps
the Rumson Association. an organization composed
% cc,tseers and next effort VIII De nhaoe
80 in5uce the Shrewsbury Township ofhclals 70
I'm impr6ven1ent i'm through to Red Bank
The Normandie Hotel for years uaaen @ tl-e Watjnes
,nenf of General T. 2 Earle. Will open on r :?
day under new manaeeIntrt Nh ne Nv ~ ~ for1rIv
d f0sIe' of t , Murray fiIl Hotel at Thousand
islands and the Atlantic tote! AT MOO lsTI ITanL
improvements have been made 10 the N3rInanols i M
since the close OF l last season General
T'he Seabright Beach Club promises 10 pe NOR NOR
eoagers O9iSl to join the club The season is the ReX @
Haslett Mckin, of Locust Point VINO reeei'"S '0oA
The seashore Cottage, at North Long Branch'; ..;ch Il
se EnoTn as the home for working girls of New
York City, Mrs Gerret f1e1neSsty Is !l S ore
,ootfnr- forward with considerable interest 10 Ihe
~orIing drill by the United States Life Saving Corls
next Saturday. X 10 have taken place tao'
saturday, bus. owing TO the threatening "e4.Aet
81 was postponed for week. ConnInoooIe =: a
Ferry viii assisted by members or the Seapilsl:l
division in demonstrating methods useo 10 Fe5usct
tate the unconscious and apparently crowned .
In West End cottages ". Reensflre ana laln-
sly NJ Fisner the Misses Emma and viola Elsner;
John Y. Schafer. Mrs. Leopold Normser, MI anu
Mrs. ". Il. Lee and L. 4 NJ Booraern, all OF New
At Hotel Pennaci are H. Z. Taylor A. D: Blum
end son Leonard Weld, F. \. Bauvelt OF New
York: sIr and Mrs. David Edward, Miss 9 Z
Edward Of Glasgow: Mrs. B, Frank, Miss Frank;
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Hirsh and son. MI ana
Mrs b J. Greenhut. Mr. and Mrs ": IL cooper;
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. McAEerIey, Mrs: Nye Mr. ana
Mrs Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II Hamilton, a );
Neister b jackson T. Boieb. L. Cndemdorfer ana
a 3. FEEDER. of NeHr-York: L. Ostergren, of Brook
lyn: DR.. i. Rechberg. Mrs G. TAFT, Dr. Isabella
s1f New-EoTk. -
AT the Hollywood Hotel c. z. Bleyer, Cliff
Bleyer. Mr.. and Mrs D. Johnson; Lionel samuel
of Mexico City: Victor Thomas, Of Paris; Mr. and
Mrs. Ludwig Dreyfus. Mr.. and Mrs A Scheftei.
Miss Helen Rosenburg, Arthur Rosenburg, Mr..
stein Herman r. Gunberg, Mrs. Cordelia r. Freed
man Samuel Emory and Herbert A. Scheftel, all
of New-Hork.
Hugh o'Reillv Of New-York. is occupying his
cottage Pavilion-ave, Long Branch.
J. Kahn, of New York, is at the Poole cottage in
Second-ave- Long Branch
J. c. Mccarthy, Of New-York. is occupying one
of former Commissioner Thomas McKenna's cot
tages in Morrs-ave-, Long Branch.
J. OppenheiIner. of NeW-YOrk. is occupying q cot
tase in aiorris-ave-. Long Branch.
Julius Oppenheinler of New-Iork. who occupied