New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

Cr0zCds Came to the Shore to See tie
Horse Shozr.

ments. form and pedigree. The outnum-
oered the men two 20 and among them
We're many OF the representatives OF society Of
New-1ork Philadelphia, Washington and BAlrt-
more. as We'll from the cities OF the West and
south The perfect weather had much TO do
with the attendance. which was the largest In
the history Of the association. As usual these
shows, there was a lively competition the
most beautiful woman in the boxes The question
was debated day after day in the clubhouse. and
II was nnally agreed that the award lay between
the Baroness Jacques de Saint Mare. formerly
Miss VAIN of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Rhoda
Chrtstmas-kennedy. OF South Carolina and Wash
ington. who, BY the close personal friends
Miss Belle Roche. OF New-York and Newport
daughter OF Mrs. Burke-Roche much adj
miratiOn the tanbark oval. did also Miss Hal
lOway, also OF New-Yorx Miss Hartman and Miss
Helen Hartman. daughters OF Mrs H. Hartman.
of Baltimore. much admired. Miss
ROsenblatt OF Philadelphia. and Miss Asnes Sell
srs, also OF the Quaker City. There a great
entertaining during the week at the various
hotels on board the yachts in the inlet. and a.
/ the clubhouse OF the local yachting associations
Aside from the horse show crowd. the city IN
| thronsed as never before in July. the number OF
/ visitors being up 20 the maximum OF August IN
/ previous years. All OF the larger hotels are full
| and the smaller barely able 70 snterrain
/ the overflow In addition TO their own patronage
/ The hotel men report that the bookings already
extend into September. This Is a surprise 20 TIA
| experts. who had figured that there would Dc q
falling of owing 10 stock market conditions and
the ST. Louis Fair The estimates Of the hotel men
| ara verified by the Jersey Central and Pennsyi-
venia railroad officers. who that the roads ara
/ carrying the greatest number OF passengers ever
recorded at this season. and the total for June
| Jar ahead Of any previous year There Is one
ticeabIe fact. however that distinguishes this sea
son from others. and that IS that there Is less
4 lavish expenditure this year than formerly The
| people are not blowing their money as they aid
last but the same time they ars not stint
| ing themselves
There is another curious change this year that n
bothering the experts for explanation. and that
Is the falling of IN the number OF bathers that has
| been marked until recently. Although the beach
! is crowded usual. 4 large majority have been
| onlookers and not bathers- The oathhorse man
| and Hfeguards estimate the falling on at from
| 40 20 80 per cent. but they unable 20 account
for II The beach Is In better condition than FOR
| years there has been one drowned since tina
| season opened. and only few minor accidents
| and the safeguarding OF the bathers Is infinitely
| better than before IN the last two or TIRES
| DAYS the beach has taken familiar appearances
during the bathing hour. and from this time On Il
| is likely that Ehs sport VIII become al popular as
| ever.
responsible FOR driving the people here IN such IN
| usual numbers. but II has also had the unprece-
| dented effect OF sending scores OF people down IN
| search OF cottages. Heretotore practically al OF
the renting Is done before the middle OF June. and
probably before have cottage hunters ap-
peared after the middle OF July. The cottage col
ozy Is larger this year than In any previous
son. and few desirable houses TO be had now.
Two pretty rOmances were scored 20 the cred-s
! OF horse show week. One a runaway match
in which the principals Miss Catherine Chan
der OF West Thirry-hfta-st-. New-York- and Ed
ward SegU1a. formerly a prominent business man
OF Indianapolis but rancher OF Southern
Texas They had been in love with each other Tor
/ years, but the marriage was opposed by Mr. Chan
/ der. They met The Hotel Rudolf BY appoint
rent the other day. sent Tor Magtstrats Irwin and
were married in the presence Of few guests OF
the hotel They left The hotel the same Gay Tor
| New-York n search OF the parental forgiveness.
with what result has not been learned here
| The other romance not quite so romantic. but
| resulted IN the same happy way Mss Carolyns
| Nordlinger. daughter OF Mrs. Saraa Norc-inser or
/ Washington had been engaged for SONS time 70
Isaac Behrend OF the CITY. The latter came
! TO see MS sweetheart the other day They We're
az soPDng at he Rudolf and we're aise9s sag
! MS birthday occurred this week, and PROPOSED
so 4S I opgost.on from Mrs NordngeT the s1s
gestion vas accepted and me serem9ny s Per
| Among the arrivals at the principal hotels our
ting the week the following: =,
Chelsea-Mrs snyder. {. Brtl. Nj and MIS- "
Chapel Mr. and Mrs W Hill MI and MS =
/ Brookway, Mr. and Mrs g. Johnson ! Gurduna-
vaz2Ra =. y nEs Ma Hsrd h1Es.s
Philips Mr., shelly. j NJ Edeler, A stewart
sHafer. Mrs 4 4. Seal G. ?. suTF,R A water
045 M[ slq Fulton 15s 4 + " Bioorer C. " Geone.
| T. Lle6ers A Jacobs G. EInansky, J. z. Ciniaz.
asn MerphXy Mrs Nr B. an faM MTs " Hoys
Boil j. Pope E + L Walker; T Nelson.
James Rs2.li = nelson = p IsT-tsI Mrs r Low
John May Ina MI aP R Mss Mrs R II Seek
Smith j. 5, Robinson. Miss Morrison Mr. and M,
| BBovd. Mr. ana Mrs P. D. Chandler. Percy Allen.
Ts.I Is8s Il Smile lee u T. H Hoe 4 Con
as6y Nj and Mrs F RoSsss M GSRs' NJ
I Grand Atlantic. D. James Mrs. srorm-
| Eastman Mrs Florence McCleuand. DtIworth No
I ICELAND. Henry G 9owIa9d NJ L Hamilton. &
( Iroquois-A De George. z. r Loz1er. A c Aba
| as. Max Dessemer Mr.. and Mrs =. Glezzisr, r.
NJ Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ~ lawson. Mss
IsIesworth-B Hamburger. D. W Mulford. Mr
/ Rowland Ms Sylvester B. skinner ths Masses
| Rena and Rebecca Craner.
/ W. sn5er. j S Warde Miss MaiIey, G n Kraft
/ Haddon Hale NJ DaTse; A z Relhe ?.
Hygeia-G2.- pei R. n KHAN: G E Fuller 4
Th Them Emil tusiern6erger Harry Albert
George May, G C.raley-, n ottsss, y,neIo; .
/ George Brown, s Specht, H 3 Harvey. D. 2
HsInss Msqrer J. vd SBsDP I.d g K 8 K,,~
SaFtR g.,l ETiekf T RsS%2nH W s DyscaR.
/ H. D. Issentel. Il. C Arthur. r Wagner. J. Wat
son F. J Storch, J a sser2s- A 2 RaynoS p z
/ c. NJ. Grim. J T Thorn. F Walsh. c. q Hart
man. G F Curtis. E. = Ansqer ~, = z. HAYS.
/ Boyd. 7. KonvaIinka. c A Fox- E W. Sergeant
T. Wh s,.tFSns & B RronIe8 N D. J. asfs K
| " Anderson 9 W Tubbs. NJ P. Cook z A
WeoeT n = NswpYry I; LGsA " s,.,, NJ
and Mrs Edward Hatch, Miss Hatch. II. Sanhsye.
| nan, N. Crawford Mr. and Ms ] V Moore 3s'rS
/ Mrs. T. Roche. Miss Roche and maid, F. stone.