New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
TO ACCEPT BOULEVARD.
FreehoIders viii Probably Appro0e
Monmouth Beach DriUe To-day.

Monmouth Beach, N J.. July p (speciaD'-The
Monmouth Beach stone boulevard. built at cost OF
$50 600 will be accepted. in all probability to-mor-
row at a meeting of the Board of Chosen Free
holders to be held at Pleasure Bay The Free
holders members of the township committee, coun-
ty engineer and prominent road builders will go
over the new thoroughfare which connects Sea
bright with Long Branch. after which the road II
satisfactory will be accepted. This will be followed
by a dinner given by Bernard NJ. and J. F. Stanley
at Prices Hotel. Covers will be laid for seventy
five
The new Monmouth Beach drive is of uniform
width Of so feet and is curbed the entire distance
The expense is met by the abutting property own
ers the township Of Ocean, the county and State
On account of this boulevard the property own
ers Of Rumson and Seabrght are now after drive
of the same kind only they want il built entirely OF
stone and 80 feet in width. When the new Mon
mouth Beach road was started the impression went
forth that the link between Long Branch and Sea-
bright was only the beginning of one continuous
road of stone from Seabright to Asbury Park. Now
that the property owners of Seabright have taken
the initiative toward having the Rumson road
stoned. it is apparently only a question of time
when this will be fact.
All is hustle at the Hollywood horse show grounds.
A force of are at work putting things in order.
while already several OF the exhibitors are here
with their former prizewinners
Reginald c. Vanderbilt's Iris. White Oak Maid
and Muzette reached here last night White Oak
Maid is entered in several classes. She the
reserve championship ribbon at the Madison Square
Garden show and again at Boston. Iris and MuZette
are entered in the several classes for pairs. The
trio look the pink of perfection They in charge
of William Bone
Among the other exhibitors will be Alfred G.
Vanderbilt, Mitchell Harrison. ]. Campbell Thomp-
son. William L. Beadleston, c. H. Holcomb Nor
timer L. Schif. Tonzo Savage, DR. William f.
woodend, DR.. John L. Wentz. A. Housman, Clar-
ence c. Minzesheimer, c. Troveridge Hollster, Mrs.
J. B. Grosvenor, Miss May Deering Walter Lew
isohn and Frederick Lewisohn.
Dull days at the Hotel Brighton not known,
especially in July aid August. Each week
schedule OF affairs is arranged by the manage
ment. The schedule this week is especially at
tractive. Tonight a clambake at the Port-au-
Peck Hotel. at Pleasure Bay, was the drawing
card, the guests leaving the hotel for the bay in
four-in-h hand. Those who enjoyed the bake were
Mr. and Mrs J. H Duys, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Daussa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Seldom, Mrs. w.
B. Calvert. Miss Beatrice Calvert. Miss Jennie Nc
Cahill, Miss Julia Humason, James L. McCahiH,
James F. Fay. ]. r. Rosenberg and L. G. Mac
dowell- Tomorrow evening a military euchre
will be given by the management Six prizes will
be awarded. On Thursday evening an auction
party for the little folk will be the attraction with
weeks amuseEents ending with hop Saturday
night. night. followed by dinner @ in the Palm Garden
The Scarboro Hotel is lively An informal dance
at the Casino attracted many summer people to-
night Tomorrow night an entertainment by
Maye, followed by dancing, will be the attraction
On On Th9Tsday night an informal dance will be held,
on on Friday night a euchre party, and full dress
hop on Saturday night. Rehearsals for the chill
dren'S carnival In order.
The women Of the First Reformed Church gave
bazaar and supper tonight the lawn Of the Nor
ford cottage, which was attended by many sum
mer people. 1t win be continued tomorrow night.
Arrivals at the hotels to-day include:
Hollywood-Robert Lewis of Boston; S. L. Block
of Philadelphia, and A. r. Stern. of New-York
West End-Joseph L. Bobert and T. Lecraft Helm
Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hyman and
Master Jerome Hyman, OF Ne7v-F1aven, Conn; E.
Kawman. of Newark; Mrs. Olive Cohen, Miss Hat
tie Levy. Miss Alerte B. Levy, Miss Lillian Levy,
York.
Brighton-S. o. Garcias, of Elmira Heights
Y; Mrs. Edward Kelly. Miss Eugenia Kelly. J. r
Greenleaf and daughter, James Fay, and Miss E.
Stewart of New-York.