New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
MONMOUTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW TO
OPEN TO-DAY.

Long Branch. n J.. July % CspecaD.-AIl is in
readiness for the opening of the Monmouth county
horse show Hollywood Park tomorrow Inc
weather man has promised the horse show authori-
ties good weather for the opening day, at least.
There Will be thirteen classes judged tomorrow
afternoon. The ring will be IN charge of former
United States Senator Edward Murphy. The classes
p. m.-Judgng pairs of harness horses. Glass g.
2lO o. m.-Judgng eight harness horses Glass 3.
2:s5 D. m-Judging eight saddle horses. Class "a.
5 gin ssgsh p9RisS 31 in ea4s hanes class to be
800 ?. m.-Judging high steppers. Glass S5.
$40 p. m.-Judging eight roadsters. Class l.
m.-Judging five pairs Of harness horses Class IA
4:lb p m-Judging womens saddle horses, TO be
ridden by women Class %
4:sO m.-Judgng seven road teams Gour-in-hands).
.. m.-Judging thirteen in harness that have
never won first prize at any recognized horse show
$50 p m-Judgng pairs Of harness horses Class s.
5:45 mJudging eight hunters or jumpers over reg
ular jumps Class 20
Invitations were issued to-day for a concert to
be given at the Pavilion Hotel for the benefit of the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital early in August. The
programme will be interesting one.
Former United States Senator James Smith en-
tertained party of friends last night at the El-
beron Hotel His guests were Mr. and Mrs. Michael
T. Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hauck. sr. Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Hauck jr.. Mrs. H Towle Mrs. Ellicott
Hugh c. Barrett and Joseph l. Smith.
New arrivals include the following:
HOlel-Lemuel Goldberg, MY. ana MrS.
NJ A Buchsbaum, Mrs. Max M Myres, Mervin NJ
Myres. Mrs. S Z. Bloch, Max H. Bloch. of New
York; s. Wolfson, of Jersey City.
Rowland Hotel-AlexanGer Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A Bracket. Kate Wolff Frederick Bloch Mr..
and Mrs. James II. White, Etheyn White, Z. NJ.
Gunzberg, Mrs. J. Harris. Mrs l.. Emanuel, Miss
Essie Rosenbaum of New-York-
West End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Leo C Teller, the
Misses Sylvia and Gertrude Teller Mrs. Nathan
Hutkon Mrs. Florence Eisenmann, of New-York;
Blanche Lang, of Philadelphia.
Hollywood Hotel-Mr and Mrs w J. Campbell
Thompson. J. Andrew Klatee. Edward +. Murphy
J. W. Mendel, Benjamin Kahn, p H. Deming, OF
New-York; Henry Lehman, of New-Orleans; Miss
Florence NJ. Blair. of Cambridge, Mass; E A.
Coke. of London.
Elberon Hotel-Mss Mabel F. Morris, of New
York; Miss Bella r. Lehman, of New-Orleans.
There IS much rejoicing at Seabright the
coming Of President Roosevelt tomorrow. The
President, with Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt, Governor
Murphy and staff and Senators Kean and Dryden,
will be in the party that will leave Atlantic
Highlands tomorrow shortly before Ii O'Clock. The
special train Will be made up OF observation
car ana four coaches, and will arrive Seabright
about IL O'Clock. stop will be made for former
secretary OF the Interior Cornelius y. Bliss. who
lives al Oceanic his summer home. the Rumson
hoao. II is expected that the President will make
snort address on the occasion of his first visit
Seabright. The cottagers and hotel guests have
ranged 10 give him big reception at the station.