New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
GOOD WEATHER BRINGS CROWDS TO
LONG BRANCH AND SEABRIGHT.

Long Branch, J., Tuly (SpeciaD.-Sunshine
made glad the hearts of everybody more to-
day While it rained during the early hours OF
the morning the clouds soon disappeared. 1t was
a day of driving gohng and visiting. There were
many newcomers. too, the afternoon and evening
trains bringing many sojourners. All the hotels
received a number OF guests tonight. while APP
plcations for numerous. The outlook
for a good hotel season is excellent, notwithstand-
ing the continued cool and unpleasant weather
that marked the closing days OF June.
Former United States Senator James Smith. jr..
of Newark. who recently arrived from Europe. is
now drinking in the ozone at Elberon, where he is
a property owner. Senator Smith first summered
in one of Philip Days cottages at Long Branch.
The next year he located at Elberon, where he
began buying property right and left.
Governor Franklin Murphy has taken up his
residence at Eberon. which is once more the
centre OF attraction. The opening dinner
given tonight when the Governor acted as host
at big party, which was served by Sherry, OF
New-York.
one of the interesting sights at Long Branch
during the busy is the scene around the
Hollywood station upon the arrival OF the o'clock
train, often called the Bankers Express The
long line OF carriages and autos reminds one OF
the scene when the races were popular at Mon
mouth Park.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Chandler. OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, are being entertained at the home OF former
Mayor and Mrs. Augustus Chandler. of Third-ave,
Mrs. Robert Barbour of Paterson. recently sailed
Ocean-ave., West End. Her cottage Is now occu-
pied by Michael Ehrct.
Mrs. NJ. A Steinhart, OF New-York. is a cot
tage arrival at West End. She has taken cottage
in Cedar-ave. for the summer Mrs, Stenhart is
a sister TO former President OF New-York Council
Randolph GuggenheImer who is occupying the
DreXel cottage.
Harry Stokely of Philadelphia has been visiting
, at West End. The Stokely cottage this season is
being occupied by L. V Nee OF New-York.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Costing, John F. Gosng,
jr. and Miss Florence Gosling of London, England.
guests at the Elberon Hotel
Mrs. +. S. Green. Of Liverpool, England and Miss
NJ. A. Marston and John c. Marston. of Boston,
are also guests at the Eberon Hotel.
The Rev. John Norris of Trenton. is being
entertained at St MlchaeIs rectory at Takanasse
Lake.
These are busy days at Seabright regular
Fourth of July crowd arrived last night and to-
hotels. Every body result, busy to-day.
The baggagemaster and expressmen, who have
longer had anything to say on the subject IN
fact, they We're kept SO busy removing baggage
that when the last train arrived tonight each
Former Mayor Van Wyck appears TO be in love
driving to-day in a runabout in company with
John Z. Herte. The latter is much interested
the automobile parade to be held here early in
The polo field and the golf links divided honors
large crowds. Perhaps the polo grounds had the
most followers at o'clock. when the game be-
Club of Westchester called
. Former Secretary of the Interior Cornelius n.
every morning from his country seat at oceanic
>, Former Mayor James j. Reed has moved into
Newcomers at the Peninsula Hotel J. Blark
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mote, OF New York Mr.. and
aSvd2 FS N i kynFs e. Ct BTookn MT a and & Mrs j.
Crombie, of New-York; Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Sey