New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
SPRING LAKE AFIRE.
4 PUotechnic Illumination Pre-
ceded the Carnival Bal.

Spring Lake y. J.. Aug. q cspeciaD.-Ths four
days carnival given here last week by the combined
efforts OF the towns authorities its merchants cot
tagers. hotels and patrons brilliant
DIT W G. SchaufTler. OF Lakewood n. j. who
was chairman OF the carnival committee fire.
works, has been highly complimented upon the
I beautiful display ne gave the public The pretty
lake on that occasion last Saturday evening
illuminated with red. white and green fire burning
around the waters edge and in the picturesque
wooded land along the road bordering the lake.
Directly after the fireworks display people who
had received invitations for the big carnival ball
the New Monmouth. began 10 assemble the
hotels extensive piazzas, Frank r Shute.
ager OF the New Monmouth. was invited by the
bandmaster take the baton and lead the band
that present, which he did through several
lively military marches This brought forth
hearty applause from the rnulritue of hotel guests
and visitors
In the course of the evening numerous private
dinners were given at the New Monmouth, the
most notable being that given BY President J. (.
Hushizer, Of the Jersey City Trust Company.
Among Nj Husaizer's guests we're State Treasurer
Of New-Jersey and Mrs. Frank O. Briggs, Mr. and
Mrs E. :. c. Young Mr.. and Mrs. Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Earle. Mr.. and Mrs. AIackey, Mr. ard
Ms Jenkins and z. L. Young.
In the automobile parade OF the carnival the first
prize for best decorated machine was awarded 70
Mrs Lemuel E. Wells. OF Nsw-York, whose auto
mobile was beautifully decorated with about fifteen
hundred roses. The automobile OF Colonel J IL
Schoonrnaker, president OF the Pittsourg and Erie
Railroad. took second prize.
Early il the week Mrs. Martin Moloney and a
party OF friends left for the St Louis Expos-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Levfck and the Misses
Levick have just taken possession o. their cottage
ana VIII remain until October l. Frederick a Dug
San left here to-day Tor a two weeks soJourn IN
Canada James s. Edwards, Of the Prudential In
surance Company, after weeks sojourn At tbs
New Monmouth. has returned TO Lrvi1gton. n J.
Samuel Hellner Of Philadelphia, is having plans
made for the erection OF summer villa here 10
cost between SO 900 and $500
Following ars some OF the lare arrivals at The
hotels: ,-r,-.. ~ I'D
cen Miss Allison Walter H Sloane, William Whlte,
the Misses White, =. 3. McClennan, 2 W. lie
sLrade Mr. and Mrs. 5. 2. Sphinx. George a Kuhn,
= Stores PatLen .lr. and Mrs Charles Brockway.
D. r. Gardner Ernest II. Leubers, NJ Geiler Rus
sell Brockway William Brock@ay, ana captain
Charles Stewart OF New-York; the Rev 4 ID
Smith and Harry Smith. OF England: A > Souie:
A. Y. Luebbers and w. NJ Magin. OF New or,lSS
". J. Moore. Miss Marion Sarton Euga G. Lllly
Miss Kate Saxton. G. W. GeTtcn' L AeFfiI ana
William A Hawkes.. Of New \ ork- ,, 4,
The Essex and sussex-Cotonel Washingt3n =.
Roebling. OF Trenton. \. J.; Mr.: and Mrs John A
Roebling. Siegfrted Roebling and Paul Roe6llns OF
AshevIle. N c.; Miss Maria Me!lva!ne ana victor
Norman. OF Trenton. y J.; MISS sauna WaIsr-
stone. OF Greenwood Lake. N y; MI; ana MIS-
George H Finn and Mrs. Whtehead; OF New
York; Mr. and Mrs A 2. Pardlngton, OF Brooklyn;
-. Y Mrs 7. D. ChEaat--~ - -AL-sburgi EdWaro