New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-21
SPRING LAKE CARNITAL.
The Many 4ttractiUe Features Of
the -Four Days.

Spring Lake y. J.. Aug 20 CspeciaD.-As early
last Saturday every available room IN hotels
and cottages was taken by the visitors who had
come TO attend Spring Lakes four-day carnival,
which began Wednesday and closed tonight.
Taken altogether. It IS one Of the most interesting
and successful affairs OF the kind ever given at a
seaside resort. and the officials connected with II
deserving OF credit for the completeness OF the
arrangements. Senator o. II. Brown. the Mayor OF
Spring Lake. the towns council and it's merchants.
together with the hotels and the cottage colony.
aided greatly IN It's success. Those who engineered
the affair were ex-AIayor w G. Sickel OF Trenton:
Lemuel E. Wells. DR. W c. Schaufler. J. Marion
Pollock F r. Shute. Lorin r. Johnson L s. Wells.
Arthur Corlies and Charles L Taylor.
Wednesday morning brought charming weather
FOR the carnivars opening with the golf match be
tween teams Of the Deal Beach and Spring Lake
Solf clubs. The game began about 10 o'clock, and
d l o'clock. when the match was half over. Presi-
dent Charles I. Taylor, OF the Spring Lake Golf
Club. gave a luncheon 10 the players and invited
guests. Play then resumed and the Spring
Lake team won a closely contested match by two
Following the golf match Mrs Charles L. Tay-
Tor. assisted by a number OF the ladies OF the
cottage set. presided a tea the lawn IN front
Of the clubhouse 8g Fa me gq od ma[GR the sen
crowd OF enthusiasts on the Casino courts, when
the singles were completed down 10 the seni-hnas.
which were played Yesterday
The great attraction on Thursday was the
eyeutleuen's trOrting and pacing for silver
cup. presented by the Hotel Ruskn hrst prize.
horse II was half mile cashes best three In nve.
and run Off the Ocean Boulevard ana fully
I'VE thousand persons in the hotels cottages and in
turnouts along the speedway witnessed tt. Mary
Anna 2I0i4, owned and driven by Charles McCue.
OF Lakewood in three straight heats.
the Judges eX-MayOr L. V Patterson. J. Mari
on Pollock and Frank +. Shute. The automobile
parade also attracted much aduiTin6 attention and
the many vehicles made a fine appearance.
great whip, headed the driving parade to-day with
his four prize winning browns and handsome
coach, and was followed by a long line OF handsome
turnOuts OF the cottagers and hotel guests.
was scheduled for this evening, under the personal
supervision OF DR.. w. G. Schauf1er. OF Lakewood
who arranged all the details. Tt began at o'clock
with q boat parade on the lake, in which the lake
the three best decorated boats and then exhibit
ton of fireworks was given, while fun military
band PLAYED popular airs the New Monmouth
piazza. The carnival closed with ball in the white
ballroom OF the New Monmouth.
The latest arrivals at the hotels include.
Haines, Mrs 5 Il Pulsiter. Mrs F F Muller, =
Goodwin Mrs. c P Rutty, Miss Mana Rutty. MS. J.
White DR. " F Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs Forman
Richard Gibson Elliott, Mrs L B. Rolston. Miss Jean
Roston. Mr. and Mrs Bryan L. Kennedy Miss Mar
guerlte Kennedy. Ny and Mrs. 8 B. Vandersn1tth
Mr. Mrs c. E. puval ana Oliver L!ppircott. OF
The Essex and sussex-NIr- and Mrs Frank d Mof
and Frank z. Moratr, Richard Waters a G
Yates, H Yates I'd, II. V a Chace and Clark Hol-
The Breakers-Mr and Mrs. W E Couch. W
Brown \. S. Knowles. Miss Daley, Miss Anna Kelly
and Mrs. Edward Erie James Berkman and ". P
RE palmer House-Miss Agnes walstror,. Miss
Theresa Aub. Or. II. Rosenthau. Jesse Coldberg and
A II Kaiser OF New-York