New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-05
At MANHATTAN BEACH.
Oriental and Manhattan Hotels at
This Resort CrO1cded.

Last week marked the formal opening of the
hotels at Manhattan Beach and by Saturday there
not to be had either in the Oriental
or the Manhattan Beach Hotel Bathing. driving,
automobiling and yachting are revived as we'll as
the outdoor games. The Oriental Hotel has natural
advantages of seacoast and surroundings combined
with elegance and comfort The hotel is especially
useful to many New-York fnanciers who are
forced TO stag in touch with their affairs all sum
mer. There is, too. ever increasing number OF
persons who spend the entire season at the
Oriental The hotel has taken on an especially
bright appearance Many elaborate toilets are now
seen nightly in the corridors and the verandas
Many yachts are now at anchor in Sheepshead
Bay beyond the hotel the latest acquisition to the
1Otilla being the Sappho. owned by Austin Corbin.
This year. the house is a paradise of bachelors.
Their ambitions for a copper tan are meeting much
success. and a good number are only awaiting the
advent of the summer girl
Among those who arrived the last of the week
are. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bruce Mack and their
two young children, Mr.. and Mrs. NewboId Lee
Roy. Mr. and Mrs John A. Black. Mrs. NJ. E.
Leavitt. Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Stevens Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Peck Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Huntington
Falows and their daughter Miss Annette Mr.. and
Mrs. David Thomson. Mrs. A. j. Mckinney Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Edgen and their sons Corbin
and S. NJ. EdgeH. Austin Corbin. Mrs. F. f. Ste
vens. Mr.. and Mrs George I. Whelen and their
Sidney s. Mr. and Mrs. Arson Bangs and their
children Miss Moe and Arson. jr., and f. G..
Sangs Mr. ana MIS-. George Z; stewart Il l.
FREDERICK CALHOUN. NJ b Merriam w. H. BeRRett
Rarq Ms F90t F HenT1 snd 6 hd %
austin Morrison. Miss DeCloe. Miss Reed. Mrs. A
n9I Ts u PaFp4rd of H0pqOq and Miss
recent additions MISS S1nieI is the dsIebfsr of
Sir John smie of Egbast-on-Hull,
MA SnG MRS ss G9gh Grer ah FP h this e
the Misses Maud and Madge. Miss L. NJ. Lyman.
Murray Mrs. Frank Gilbert Miss Jessie Hare
Miss Wilhelmina Seppa, Miss Robson, Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Story, Nj
Boyle and F. ]. Bresn. Mrs. ]. H. Dunno
From Brooklyn. are registered ex-Dtstrict At
torney J. w. Ridgeway and Mrs. Ridgev1y, Mr..
and Mrs. w NJ Brasher. Mrs. David Fairbanks
and Miss Fairbanks. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Duval, Mrs
Felix Campbell and the Misses Campbell Mrs A
From Chicago registered Mrs. Charles Dick
enson the Misses Margaret and Louise Boyd J. E.
garet and Beryl Boughton. ]. c. Pitcher and T.
Emery.
Boston Mrs. T. W. Lewis from Alenhurst. Mr.
Lyndhurst Odgen from Toronto Mr. and Mrs. E.
s Long from Rye, y Y, and Mr. and Mrs W. II.
On Tuesday night President w H Baldwin IT.
Of the Long Island Railroad came to the beach in
cupied two boxes at the Sultan of Sulu."
The Manhattan Beach Hotel is also crowded.
Mrs j. william WalEer Mr. and Mrs. rsA j. e Re sli
]. P. Kramer, Arthur De Cordova, c. 5. Johnson.
Miss b Brevane, Mr. and Mrs, ]. H. Dye Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson, Miss Beatrix Hoyt Mr.
and Mrs D, B. Van Emburgh. Albert Goodwin, r.
Rev. P z. NJ. Garry. A. NJ. Hopper Mr.. and Mrs
T. S Smith, C H. Cahlman John P Craney. and
FROM Boston sGe An 3eHo9sG Fi,z
gerald. Frank Crum. and Mr. and Mrs Robert c
burlington n j. H G Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
H. Cowperthwat and J. F. Collins, of Philadelphia:
Charles p Towser FL, Lays vic CAL DR. and Mrs
land Vt, and Mrs. G. G. Young. of Brooklyn.