New-York tribune., 1903-07-31
At the Nearby Resorts.
ACTIVITIES At ELBERON.
Many Social affairs - Baseball
Games PLayed.

EIberon N j., July so (speciaD.-As an intro
duction TO the tenth annual Monmouth County
Horse Show. a dinner was given last night by e
c. ATinzesheimer at his Park-ave. country home
The table miniature racetrack, presented novel
sight. There track on the outside OF the
table. the judges in the centre, md there
were hurdles made Of flowers There were thirty
guests. To the host was presented a silver loving
cup. Some of those present we're William l..
Beadleston R. f. Carman. Walter E. Hildreth A
Nathan Walter Watson, Jacob Fields, Dr. VIII
lam Z. Woodend and P. J. Casey.
There will be many horse show fetes between
now and Saturday night, the close of the show.
The principal one is TO take place tomorrow night,
when a subscription fete viii be rendered Charles
J. Schwab, the musical director of the hotel Up
ward Of five hundred invitations have been issued
Cottagers were interested tonight in the fair
and entertainment given at the Norwood Park
Casino by Auxiliary No. Il. in aid Of the Stony
Void Sanatorium for Consumptives. Mrs. Ben
jamin Guggenheim is chairman Of the auxiliary,
which worked hard TO make the affair a success
4 picked nine from Long Branch will play the
Broadway Baseball Club tomorrow afternoon on
the Baseball Park diamond An interesting game
is promised.
The Rev. DR.. Maitland Alexander. of Pittsburg.
formerly of Long Branch, is at Seabright for the
summer He will preach Sunday both morning
and afternoon. at the Seabright Presbyterian
Chapel
Summer folk attended the harvest home at Little
Silver last night the lawn of Miss Sarah Bor-
by John J. Gibbons. who is summering near here,
was won by Miss Borden. The Russian lace collar.
also a gift. by Mrs Welch. Of the Silver
Bay House. The fancy table was in charge Of
Miss Ela Lippincott. Miss Grace Curtis and
Mrs. Francis Leonard.
An attraction at the Brighton Hotel this evening
was watermelon party given the little folk by the
management. score or more Of children, guests
at the hotel presented pretty sight they We're
lined up in front of half dozen melons quartered
and halved Grabbing party will be one of the
attractions of the hotel tomorrow,
The Elberon summer residents have contributed
% ave- at new ilf he coT,nIeted hefore cold weatf-
g eyey ss gi Branchport hose COMPANY has Just
been organized. while at South Elberon a new
John R. Jeffrey is chief will be started in a short
The baseball spirit has reached Monmouth Beach.
The employees Of the Country Club yesterday lined
North Long Branch. Five innings were played. the
score being II to 4 in favor of the North Long
The Rev. Dr.. MacBride pastor Of the Bethany
Presbyterian Church OF Trenton WI M the pbit {t
another outdoor concert the next to the last to
be held this season. took place this afternoon at
the Monmouth Beach Country Club A feature OF
a trs. GaSea %aS vioin Inn SOLO By Master Albert spaIdn
The last concert of the season will be next Thurs
Some Of the arrivals yesterday were:
West END Fqt3s9 i Mayer f. q JSTSsy St JAMES M
yPn Of Albany Gegrg2, Watfon wv H. C9lsF
y Warner FaafF and s soinas 5lf6fs Of
Eiberon Hqtel-F. F. Conway. 9. S. Hess Major
Thomas Heihnan Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Hesslein and
Miss Julia B. De Forest, Of New-York-
HOLLYWOOD Hotel-Jofn Drakely, NJ. P, OF DUB
lin Ireland John F. Baudoine, Miss Margaret
Baudoine, Michael Murphy Earl B. Putnam. Mr..
and Mrs J. Campbell Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hanauer. Edgar Gibbs Murphy. Walter G.
MHrRRy ana p @ q BaHmann W Preston
Wolfe c. F Naethng, c. \. De Peyster. S. J:
Hecht Mrs. z. Kleinbaum. Miss Bertha Levy and
Mr. and Mrs H. A Meyers OF New-York; ]. ]
OConnor, of Jersey City. and Mrs. +. Carpenter,
u scarboro Hotei-D T. McNeeley and w B. Ste
vens of New or; Miss c. c. Henry. of Brooklyn,
ana Miss Conway, Of PhiladeIphia - ,,,,,u.
Arlington; D A. Calhoun G. NJ. De Mauriac. Will
lam ]. HurreI I. H. Eckstein and Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Marx, of New-York. and Harold Thomas, of
Highland Falls, n 7.
more: Mrs NJ Rook of Philadelphia; l. NJ. How
ard. Miss Leah Davis, Miss Harriet Harris, Miss
Helen Wright Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hunter and A.
Miller, of New-York.
Mrs Sadie weinberg Miss Grace Sheridan and
Mrs Knapp and daughter. of New-York are spend
ing the summer at the Young cottage in Union-ave.