New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
PLANS FOR MILITARY TOURNAMENT.
Long Branch People May See Novel Per-
formanees-Open Air Services.

Long Branch. Aug. (SpeclaD.-walter z. Hill
dreth. OF the West End Hotel is busy planning for
military tournament to be held the horse
show grounds the latter part OF the month He
has met with fair success in securing a guarantee
fund. and it is thought that the necessary sum.
which is $500 win be pledged between now and
Tuesday. 1t is the aim of Mr.. Hildreth and his
associates to give a novel performance and one
that will please the summer folk
Children at the Stokey cottage at West End
gave successful fair the lawn yesterday In
aid of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital Many
West End and EIberon cottagers patronized the
fair and a neat realized.
The Rev. DR.. John Handley Of ST. Luke's Meth
odist Episcopal Church. leaves for his annual
cation tomorrow. He will. usual. enjoy the
camp meeting services in South Jersey and will
spend some time in New-York State and Pennsyl-
vania. During his absence the pulpit will be sup
piled by prominent preachers of the New-Jersey
conference. The women of st. Luke's Church
planning to hold a harvest home in two weeks.
They will meet with the official board tomorrow
night and complete arrangements.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henry s. Terhuns. who
have been spending the summer at Pleasure Bay.
leave here in few days for Saratoga.
Judge and Mrs. Wilbur A Heisley, OF Bath-ave.
will spend a fortnight in the White Mountains and
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Parish. OF Elberon. leave here
tomorrow for WaterviLe. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Parker. OF the Monmouth
Road. will shortly leave here for a stay in the
Mrs. Richard Cogan. of Salt Lake City. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Cotton. Of Long Branch.
Mrs. Theresa Zabinski and her daughter Adele OF
New-York, are at the Young cottage, in Union-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bliss. of New-York, were
Sunday guests Of ex-Commissioner and Mrs. L. G..
Bliss.
To-day's arrivals follow:
hollywood Hqtel-Morton L; Schwartz Arthur B.
De Young. A. Poach, G. ]. Geer. W. Well. A l.
Goldschmidt. Isaac Drefuss, E. Dixon Warren. +.
W. Brunswick. Douglas Fatrchild and 5. CAM. OF
SSew-YOrk. and Harry Meiker. OF Philadelphia
West End HOTEL. S. Casey, c. A. Du Viven. w.
B. Quinn. John Stuke. E. Fisher, G. Haynes. Percy
Phillips, D. II. Jacobson. Joseph KorieZ. II. Katzen-
berg. J. s. Mahon. E Mahon and B. Busch, OF New
York.
Rowland HOTEL schwarf Mr. and Mrs Lind
helm. Paul c. Torrent. Mrs. P. c. Torrent, Emil S.
Fischer and F. Tunakin. of New-York
Scarboro Hotel-Willlam Dalton, OF Brooklyn:
Stone. s. J. Hail. \. J. Nathan W, H. OKeefe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Geist. of New-YOrk.
Hotel Pannaci-M. Kemrak. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sam
ontOn. Charles Freeman, David w. Walk. H. E
Taylor, ]. j. Pearson and Miss Farron. OF New
York.
Hotel Brighton-F. c. Sutton. l. T. Hurton. Of
Morristown; F. s. Iawgan. C. s. Beader. 2. r.
Triana, of NewYork; T. H. Isetsson, of New
Brunswick: Stephen NJ. Crtswold. Of Brooklyn
president of the Bankers Associa on Of New York
Tonight open air religious service was held on
the lawn OF the Parker homestead. in charge Of
the Rev. DR.. Beiler. of Buffalo. More than eight
hundred people crowded the lawn. There were spe-
cial music and anthems by the choir. It was
novel attraction, and many summer visitors at
Norwood Park Joined heartily in the service.