New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
PLANS FOR AN AUTOMOBILE PARADE
NEW ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH
AND ELBERON.

| Seabright n J. Iune q (SpecaD.-Ptans are
| being laid for IN automobile parade along the
! North Jersey Coast next month The initial
| parade given last summer originated at Seapflehl
yet 1t was not the success its promoters hoped for
! With the great number of new horSele+s vehicles
now in operation between Seabright and Asbury
! Park. it is expected that demonstration can be
given that will surprise the natives. In few
DAYS steps will he taken toward organization, ana
! a rival of the great midsummer attraction, the
Hollywood Horse Show is now anticipated, thoush
entirely different scale The route VIII n'-
doubtedly be the last year. continuing
down Ocean-ave.. from Seabright to Eberon
The Norwood Park Casino has opened for the
season At the Casino ali the social functions at
Norwood enjoyed. The cottagers gather every
Saturday night during the season and enjoy the
music and dancing. For the male members OF
the park billiards. bowling and other pastmes have
been provided. The Casino answers the purpose
OF church on Sunday Mass is celebrated by the
rector of ST. Michaels Church. Tallahassee Lake.
the Rev. Richard \. Cream.
Monmouth Beach is lively. The Country Club is
the centre of attraction. Among its many patrons
are Mr.. and Mrs c. 5. Haughton. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B Kent. MIR. and Mrs. I. Z. Shaw. Mr.. and
Mrs ". E Coffin. Mrs. Edward A Day. a. Fachiri
r. d. Farley, Mt. and Mrs. II. II. Freeze. Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Rennard the Misses Fanshaw, Miss
Goebei ard T. r. Coebel Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Lawrence y. ". Taylor. r. II. Peters F H
Douglas, Donald Mckesson. Mr. and Mrs. +. Z.
Peck A P Rail-. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thaw.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Var Der Hoef. Mr. and Mrs.
r. +. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Bates, Miss II.
S. Bergen Mrs w. II. Beadleston Miss Ethel
Howell. Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Camp. jr. NJ. p De
Moriac Mrs. Mcrchanson, A L. Toussant. Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Miller Miss Gardner. a. d. Holmes.
Mr.. Mrs and Miss Judson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S
Prentice Mr. and Mrs Schumacher and c. r.
Terry.
The next attraction the club IS the second
dance on next Saturday night.
The following arrivals exhibited by the regis
ter at the Octagon Hotel Seabrlght Mr.. and Mrs
David Bennett King, Mr.. and Mrs John G Hertle,
Miss Hertle X. l. Hertle. Or. and Mrs. /.
Duncan Bukley Mrs J. II. Meyer and maid. Miss
Viola Russell George J. Meyer. W. ] Leeds. c.
s Hasbroucos J. J.. McLaurin. Mrs. Packard and
Mrs Keen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gavinly all OF New
York.
Miss E. Parish is occupying the Sloan cottage in
EIberon-ave.. for the summer.
A. Blumenthal and family, Of New York are
was formerly known as the Newcomb cottage.
b. NJ Shanley has Senator james Smiths cottage
Peter Hauck sr. Peter Hauck, Jr.. and former
State Senator NJ T. Barrett. all OF Newark are oc-
The Haven cottage at Long Branch is occupied
took possession.
DR., Lynch, Of New-York, is a new arrival at
L. II Yonkers of New-York is domiciIed for the
James Lynch. Of NewYork, is summering in
Bath-ave.. Long Branch, His summer home is the
Lanning cottage near the tracks of the New-Jer-
+ Arnstein and family are occupying the F. J.
Heidi cottage, in Second ave- Long Branch.
B. Crystal. of New-York, has taken the cottage
of Z Lester Lane, I'm Franklin-ave.. Long Branch.
DR.. and Mrs Seligman, Of NewEo Eork, arrived
here yesterday and spending the
the Elberon Hotel
Henry Seigman is occupying his new cottage at
South Elberon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hilson and the Misses Mae
and Gertrude Hison. have moved from the Elberon
Hotel TO their cottage at South Eiheron
Lyman G. Bloomingdae and Mr. Barrett
occupying their adjoining cottages at Eiberon
Mrs. Bingham and family occupying the Bar
bour cottage, at West End. for the summer.
p A HenriqueZ is another cottage arrival
Long Branch. He Is occupying the James Heffer-
man cottage, in Westwood-ave.
y. II. Block Is summerng in the Hulick cottage.
in PaVilion-aVe., Long Branch.
William kunstier has leased the McWhinney cot
tage, in Morris-ave., Long Branch, and has taken
possession of his summer home.
j. S. Nichols Of New-York. will spend the
in the Simpson cottage, in Westwood-ave..
Long Branch.
Hollywood has a baseball team. composed n
tirely of summer residents. The manager has
ranged for a series of games with mines at West
End Elberon end Avon. The positions of the play
follows: K. Graham Woodward, pitcher:
w. J. Hertzfedt, catcher; G Nathan, first base;
Jesse Seligman. second base; A Strassberger third
base; A Meyer shortstop; Robert Lehman. right
field: II. Bngen. left field; r. Levy, centre field;