New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-05
LIVELY At SE4BRlGHT.
Driving, 4utomobiling and Tennis
Al Popular.

seabright n. j. July (speciaD Patriotism
was rampant here to-day, while tonight the air
was filled with frewcrk displays and music II
was lively Fourth. one that will not be soon for
gotten by the summer sojourners- Automohlles
were as thick as bees around hive. The horse
less" man VAS visible everywhere and outing par
ties were in popular favor. Some went out IN the
country while others hugEed the ocean front ana
the drive Of the bridges.
Tennis was the popular outdoor sport Ihe
courts in front Of the Octagon and Peninsula
hotels were lined with players in the morning
while In the afternoon it seemed though all OF
them were ut the Cricket Grounds on the RuInson
Road. where a Tournament was played.
To culiven things there, the Seabright Brass
Band. :. 5. Mas leader played patriotic airs
after its return from the ball field. The band
IN its uniforms was photographed. 1t af-
terward serenaded ex-Mayor 7. Han Packer, VINO
organized tho musicians, In the evening tho band
played at the Octagon Pier
Normandie hopes for the nomination Of Judge
Alton r Parker. while Long Branch wants to see
the Mayor Of New-York head the ticket III Par
ker Is nominated. and We believe he will be. argue
the Normandie people ex-senator Hin will GER
tanly bring him TO the seashore this month Hi!
VIII be Mrs. Earie's guest the Earle country
seat adjoining the Normandie IL n few weeks. and
it's dollars doushnuts that II Parker IS nonli-
mated lie will bring him along
The Normandie is lively. Newcomers registered
by tho score yesterday and to-day. The social side
will be particularly interesting. S. S. Rivers will
he master Of ceremonies. He is now engaged IN
arranging an interesting programme.
A. W. Burgemester. leader of the orchestra at
the Peninsula Hotel is popular with the guests at
that hosiery. lie warmly received at tho
patriotic concert held this evening.
J. J. Welch and a party OF relatives from New
York arrived at the Octagon yesterday. They
in a big touring car and will remain for sew
eral days.
Ex-Nayor Robert A Van Wyck Of Ncw-York
VIII visit the Octagon Hotel on his return from
Europe john G. Hertle who expected ON
Saturday failed TO put In an appearance. lie IS
now expected the latter part Of the week J. '.
Olcott, Tammany politician. IS registered OF tho
OctagOn.
Postmaster i. s. NesLltt is nursing same leg,
the result of a spill from automobile yesterday.
The postmaster enjoying spin in Ocean-ave,
when the driver turned too closely and an upset
followed.
Baseball WAS an attraction this afternoon. while
yachting enjoyed by many.
The temperature OF the water registered Is de-
grees this morning. and hundreds took dip in
Old Neptune Captain Miller Newman was filing
his old position at the Beach Club. watching tho
bathers, and taking that harm befen them.
But few bathers. however. were seen on the Beach
Club grounds.
AAFTas o2y aGgde ifo ~ 9?2 6sk OF Jersey
City; 4, Schmidt Of New-rork; Frederick Schmidt
CIlsey' Mr. and Mrs oscsr Brewster. Miss Eliza
Reutersward and Miss .Irene smith. of Philadelphia.
Mr. Mrs. otto Hoffman. OF Passa!c. Bernard
Gutman. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Looming. 4. Palmer
Looming, x Ivonhard. s. ". Child. ". OtttuGorf.
Mr. and Mrs W e Merschenhelm, f. Radlcy, jr..
Miss Dorothy Radley Miss Becker. Mr. ana Mrs
Xieheym. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Town.ey. Donald
Towney, George {. English. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Flowefelt, Nj and Mrs, Feieaba!d 81; Lawrence
York; oscar Hymau, Of Newark. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Goodschalk. Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Balm. Jerome
kohu, Mr.. and Mrs. s NJ. Schazt-r. ATaold kohn
Walter Kohn. \. =. Jacobs and II. : Goldman. Of
Ncw-York; ". :. Barlow. Mrs ". : Barlow and
W. f. Robinson of South Orange AIr and Mrs
A. r. Monette and Mr. and Mrs Fer Earle, g..
Of New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. W \. Rose. jr o:
Livingston, Staten Island; \. Davy. Frederick
knighl; II Cleayer Brown; Mr.. end Mrs. Henry
G. Il =, Iiali9ck Charles l. Alien Mr. and Mrs John
Hasenhampi Miss Ryer, Mr. ana Mrs, l.. W: stotes
bury, Otto +. SchwarZes child. Mrs s J. Newman
George H. Dickson Charles J.. Cramer and Mr.
and Mrs =. w. Merit Of New-York and +. T.
McrtZ. OF Washington.
Peninsula Hotel-Mr aud Mrs. r, r. Pond ~
Brooklyn; Henry a. Short, Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs
and + 6. Churchill. of New-York.
Octagop Hotel-Cieorge Dckerson. Charles J.
Cameron. J. j Welch, John and Bunne Welch and
a y. Beadiefton gave tally-ho party this after
from the city, who came down TO spend the Fourth