New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
WESLEY DAY AT LONG BRANCH.
Many People at Methodist Churches--Drlves
Have Summer Appearance.

1org Branch June 2s Especial D-Yesterday an6
to-day witnessed the arrival of many visitors at
the hotels and cottage colonies along the ocean
frcnt The major part arrived last night, although
the early trains to-day brought many soJourners-
Ocean Drive presented a summer appearance
this afternoon, although the sun was partially
ebscured The weather for driving was of the
kind to suit the most fastidous
Many cottagers are riding in horseless car
riages this season for the first time The ordt-
nance regarding the speeding of the machines is
being enforced although up to the present time
only two arrests have been made. w Curtis
Ottersons driver was fined while Harry MCDaniels
caused the arrest John Haverty for driving with
out a license. and not stopping when he threw UP
his hands. McDaneIss horse became scared by
Hayerty's machine and away. wreckng his
wagon.
The patrons of the New-York and Long Branch
Railroad get excellent train service this summer.
The summer schedule went into effect to-day
There are no fewer than twenty-four trains for
New-York between 6:25 and II % a. m. while the
number in the afternoon is equally great. the last
train leaving Long Branch for New-York at l:55
a. m The New-Jersey Central is completing
double track system between the East Long Branch
station and Hollywood. which will make its shore
line double track the entire distance
John Wesley Day celebrated in the Methodist
Episcopal churches here to-day. At the Simpson
Church elaborate preparations had been made. and
MANY visitors were present at the three services.
The Rev DR.. H. ]. Zelley spoke at all three meet
ings The principal address in the evening was
made by the Rev. DR.. H. K. Carroll, of Newly ork
At St. Lukes Church. in the morning, the Rev DR..
John Handley the pastor. reviewed the life of Wes-
lev At the First Methodist Episcopal Church which
is attended by many of the Norwood Park cot
tagers DR.. Moore spoke on the life of the founder
of Methodism The last named church is nearing
the century mark, being the oldest house or Wof-
ship in this section of New-Jersey.
The west End Hotel Orchestra arrived on Sat
urday for the season, and to-nighr'a sacred CON
cert attracted many visitors Among the late ar
rivals at West End are Benjamin Webb Mrs VII
lam Kraus Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lippman, Mrs, h
Baum Mr.. and Mrs: A. J. Seasongo3d and Miss Miss
Seasongood of Cincinnati; William Van Hoesen,
Louis Heide1bach. Mrs L. RothsehiIld I the MISSES s7
guson Mr. and Mrs. Anton Stern: Arthur and
HaroId Stern and NJ j. LOughran. of NeW-1 ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mitchell OF New Nv I1 orks are
snending the summer at their cottage, IN Norwood
ave near Norwood Park. Mrs Mitchell whose
sta ge name is Bessie Clayton, was thrown from
her cart while driving in Chicago six weeks
ago the vehicle passing over her body. =. -,
The annual meeting of the Hollywood Golf Clqo
for the election OF officers was held at the club
house on Saturday night. Charles BeTnheimer was
elected president to succeed Joseph j. O.Donohue,
fr Alfred Nathan is the secretary and treasurer,
The club will hold several tournaments during the
summer. ,.- o. , ,-i~;+o- l.,
Long Branch to-day. Tonight he made his annua
visit to ST James's Church for the purpose OF ad-
rninistering the rite of confirmation.