New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST
LONG BRANCH READY FOR THE HORSE
SHOW AND BIG CROWDS.

Long Branch y j. July q (Special)-This is
horse show week Long Branch. The daily arrival
of prize horses and the announcements OF various
fetes to be given I'm connection with the exhibition
an tend 10 remind one OF the fact that the great
midsummer attraction is nearly due
There will be many celebrations in connection
with the horse show The latest reported to-day
is diamond horse show ball" to be given at the
Ocean House on Saturday night The orchestra on
that occasion will be largely augmented, and there
will also be "A vaudeville entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs / Y. Brokaw. Of New-York, who
are summering at Elberon, entertained a party OF
friends a clambake at Green Gables tonight
The dinner greatly enjoyed.
Golf and tennis the leading outdoor sports at
Monmouth Beach. The finals for the tennis tour
ney will be played in day or two.
seabright and Monmouth Beach are both inter
ested in the Hollywood Horse Show. There are a
number of exhibitors at resorts while Seward
Carey who lives at Seabright during the summer is
one of the judges
Miss Florence Tannebaum gave whist party this
evening at her Ocean-ave. home. About forty
guests were present among whom were Miss Mabel
Morris Miss lone Strassburger. Clifford M. Bleyer,
Joseph BUTLER. Lewis Tannebaum and Arthur
Hayes.
Edgar Gibbs Murphy. the former amateur wing
shot Of America, is spending the summer at the
Hollywood Hotel
Lew" Fields of New-York. connected with Weber
& Fields, is spending the summer at Hollywood <
The links at the Hollywood Hotel grounds are
attracting many players. Among thOSe Oally
seen on the links Icy the lake, where pigeon shoot
ing was once popular are Edgar g. Murphy, Lew"
Fields and Colonel Clifford Bleyer and
On Thursday evening Fred Nye will give a
humorous reading at the Rowland Hotel
Ferdinand Levy OF New-York. is at the Hotel
Pannaci for the season. His family is enjoying life
with him at the ocean front hosiery Former Coro-
ner Antonio yucca. Of New-York, is also guest at
the Hotel Pannaci.
n s Bright and Charles Roth. of New-York. are
arrivals at the Pavilion Hotel $500,
New arrivals at the Scarboro Hotel are Joseph
A Shay. Sidney Samuels, r. Davidson William n;
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Campbell, Gus
Walker and I. Krouse, of New-York. 800
West End Hotel-Aaron Levy. Miss Miller MISS
Leslie. J. W. Irving. George r Whitcom6; FRANK rank
tina Ford and W. H Rich. OF Atlanta Ga
Rowland Hotel-George Hahn. Perry Phllips.
Oscar Leon, Samuel J. Apple. Mr.. ana MRS Law
renee w Mack Miss NJ. Stone, NJ. A. Wilson
and Edwin Van Cleaf. OF New-York.
Pannacf Hotel-Leon Kahn, Miss Hhoda hahn,
Mrs Nj Kahn Mr.. and Mrs. Irving 5. Chartg, Mrs
Nye and daughter, George Hayes; Conrad HUBERT
Miss r. Statfield Mr.. and Mrs. William Hade. Mrs.
z COIN and Mrs. L. Monheimer. of New-York.
Pavilion Hotel-Mrs. G. c. Kelly and Mr.. and
Mrs A J. Blackburn, OF New-York; Louis Dusing.
Louis W Dusing. Miss J. Salter and Miss May
Dusing. of Bayonne; Miss Chapman and Miss Elene
hollywood Hotel-br. and Mrs. P. K. Ruiz Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. L. Hayden, Edward J. Hare. Milton
W. Hayden, Miss Louise Cohen, Mrs s Herslen.
G. SoIners OF New-fork-
Elberon Hotel-Herbert A Scheftel r. J. Dono-
van Mrs /. L Belts, Mrs. c. A. Ryan. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis N. Tallman Baron Kapper. William H.
Cohn and Mrs. A Townsend OF New-York:
ocean House-Miss Edna Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Ward James Oliver Philip Schildwachter. j.
H. Robinson and 7 Henry Harris Of New-fork