New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

during +5e coming season. For the pleasure as
well the comfort Of the guests has oeel too e
to- There is a playroom reserved lol tL0 --LeI
where their summer playthings may be s shei'e-u
and protected. A large and well fnaue
ground has been laid out at the western sue % |
hotel A large feet of rowhoats are always -
readiness for those desiring short eNpeollon
into the bay At two hundred yards from @ Ils
Clifton there is large pleasure house cat-e4 '4o
Pavilion Here everything that goes TO heIp pass
the hours of recreation are ofered-an lHe'ItaD4o @
ping-pong table, billiard and pool tabIes' DOW
alleys and restaurant ant wneTe eon an saed ipS as It
at SO convenient a spot on the Day' Is very F'fN
sn6 Am6ng f the guests the G9n are Cd FTanGs 5hn +
Tobias Mr.. ard Mrs H ". ShspaFu N1 The Misses
Nav an and william D. May jr. and H B. weeks Hioseo 0t
MTs " f. No Moore @ea and Miss srQyne Moore Of
Rlainfeld I !amss Mss hSia Kirby. Of Brooyn
Miss Bessie Dillon and Miss May DIIl0n, o. OIL Ms
yn - Mr. 4qdv and Mrs 6f GRaFes e nr SPay and MS
Burdick and Masters Howard and Ro9efIP PaTKs % Of
Of Brooklyn. and Mr.. and Mrs c l. FaFNS' "a
6E SP9 fyR sTa RoRsSa sason for of tss
Messrs Leach. Of Jersey City and Gahlli 1Ir o. NJ ]
f94cbjd F9fk Mrs of Ufica IL os s. " Mrs Wolf 3 r. Van
Eoz!rand Of iias Charles saa faJ Ma Of Of
East e sSeg Orange. n j.; Mrs. E. McCarty Of New. New
NGF M and Mrs rs Boegsr and Edwin hutleworh and
family OF New-York; Albert Naycott ana f;i lIi3
q Ra5Sas s citE ana MS a Fountain of New59T
summer song recita! is to oe gwen asSisted by
ton by Miss Grace Weir, soprano, svening
Frank J. Benedict, tenor on MONDAY e'e"'e'
The second largest summer hote! Of Patcnogguef 1g f
the Ocean Avenue Hotel situated al @ bae ei This is
G0as - cJ4ii his summer have been here year after
80 ard fn5 each time that their future vaca-
lions would lose much of their charin II NOT Pai }i
equipped in every way having osether With With me NE
other hotels Of the coast oeen nt3eG op' bing so
near the water is advantageous for those whose Se
9sTon feg6 6asd Is 1he Mascot TheTe fish
Of every variety can be serTed al sn4Pc Ia II IS
said that during the rushing time OF the suIf1e I'M b
great resorts near New-York than that at the END
OF Ocean-ave. The convenience OF me sIluauon
for those living in cottages at some distance from
the shore and for Patchogue people may be easily
The latest arrivals at the Ocean Avenue Hotel
include c. F. Hopper, George P. Merrill Mrs E.
Trader. Mr. and Mrs Wolff. Mrs, R. c. Stevenson;
A E. Taylor and J. P. Arehibald and family family all al
Of BTookyn oh E F B1eii and family. Of Troy < ~
Of NeW-York: ] c, Wyarda and family. of Brook.
E and r Mr. and and MRS Ms A NJ coTs Of
The AtaIanta oPens& @ & t9day , It is exPsSted fha'
The Pine Grove Hotel and Sea Ct6 House @ a1aaTo also
weather the season will necessarily be postponed
for a few days, .,. os -. soo-. 60 +ba
,3c hs ann 1ii9i is aWatHS arriTsIs It. in common
with the other smaller hotels, must abide its time
Miss Katharine Gilbert, Of New-Y ork. Is again
occupying her handsome summer residence She VIII
en- tertain large delegation of the New-Nork Work
ing Girls Club the Fourth of July: AS many as
fifty members have been invited to Patchogue by
Miss Gilbert. They Will come al her expense They
viii stay at the Ocean Avenue Hotel three days
long programme Of entertainment has been planned
for their pleasure. Outings on the bay viii form
a large feature Of It, 10 say nothing of the many
parties at Miss Gilhert's home.
The latest arrivals Roe's Hotel include B F.
Norris of Brooklyn: s. Leroy ActerIy, of North
port, y. Y: I. T sieting Of Ronkonkoma: J.
James and Miss James Of Brooklyn: H. o Moores,
of New-York: J. A Assiminal OF Washington: D.
c: F. S. Koch. Of Brooklyn; ". J. Reardon and F.
a. Reardon Of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b Blu
mental. of New-York: G. P. Keefe, of Boston: J.
P. Pigott, Of Washington: George W. JET
fers of New-York: r. NJ. Williams. Of Scranton,
Penn: H. L. AspinwalI, of Shelter Island John NJ.
Gorham, of New-York. Thomas March, of New
York. and F. L. De Bosqer and Captain Leaman,
of Westhampton.
The following is a list of those who are occupying
their summer cottages in Patchogue; Mrs. Will
lam Dukshire. L. C Hafner. John /. Sfsbe. Mrs
William Anderson. James F. Lester, Edward Berry
d F. Phillips. Mrs. Admiral Sumner, John heppel
F. H. Ball, Alfred Vanderberger. James Halsted,
H. a. Tenney and Mr.. Eanderhoof