New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
LIFE AT LONG BRANCH.
Mcnu Occupying CottGges--Hotels
Opening.

opCf"ftSs
,unr Branch n. j.. June 10 (SpeciaD.-If In
.,-.,ton. count for anything. Long Branch will
~,.-.ence one OF the best cottage seasons In
=. h,.tory. while the hotel men say that their
EASEMENTS for July and August were never As
~sea This is particularly true at Hollywood and
r..t End, where special preparations at cost
= n.uy thousands Of dollars have been made for
-. entertainment OF summer visitors
sas Elberon Hotel opened up this week under
,.r management Ex-united States Senator
,nss Smith. tr., who OWES the house has spent
anal fortune In fitting up the place a new cafe
.,a sriliroon. called the Mignon Cate, having
-, added. while the hotel from top to bottom
~. been refurrished at a cost exceeding S2O-
aan Already q number OF families are registered
4cs the season The proprietor, Ernest FRI
hours has electric buss running to and from
cha Elberon station
me Hollywood Hotel, while entertaining
ruestA viii not officially open until next Thurs
av Leon Cottsntin. tbs manager, served the
annual dinner to the Practitioners Society Of
East Monmouth At the hotel on Thursday night
The annual convention of the State Medical
society VIII be heid at the Hollywood on June
20 to e. II Is expected that upward of i've
hundred delegates viii attend it
The West End Hotel cottages opened for the
5. Jones' of Cairo. N. Z. succeeds Walter E.
Endreth IN the management of the hotel and
cottages The hotel VIII open In two weeks. The
Brighton Hotel will be under new management
this season. J. I. Jaoues. Of Philadelphia, Will
Ccoeed l. T. and ]. T. MacDowell. who have
managed the house for number of years. Hotel
Psnnaci has been open since early April, and
s doing thriving business
Notwithstanding the weather there has been
8 big influx of cottagers to the seashore this
week Practically all Of the cottage owners
hs-a while those who rent summer Villas with
esw exceptions, are occupying their seashore
homes Rentals continue good, and those who
build houses TO rent are happy over the outlook.
there being only q few left to select from. and
,hsse will be taken at the first hot spell
oakhurst is to have a Presbyterian chapel
Tie pretty little suburb Of Elberon. which has
known ". Campbell Clark, William B.
Kinney and Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, has
formed a church society, with Professor Samuel
D. Wtseman as chairman of the board OF trus-
tees. Tbs new chapel will be erected on the
Wells lot, the Deal road, adjoining the Oak
hurst Graded School The chapel viii be built
"a the course Of the summer.
In addition TO the great midsummer attrao-
ton. the Monmouth County Horse snow, plans
for which are now assuming definite shape
Long Branch Is going to have a firemens car
ntvsl this season The date will be the second
week in august and following this will be the
water carnival It is expected that the analr
viii be made g State event
All eyes are now fixed on the Beach and Park
Commission Tuesday Is the date set for &C
curing title TO the Ocean House property by
the city. Controller Walter 8. Reed has been
receiving bids for the disposal Of s160,oo0 worth
Of per cent bonds, which closed to-day Inc
money realized from this sale is to be used IN
paying for the Ocean House property and the
erection Of g casino. Mayor Francis, who ls
president Of the Beach and Park Commission is
on record as saying that soon as the deal is
conrunrnated and the money In hand the work
Of making the improvements viii be started
Deeds continue to pour in from the Ocean front
property owners, although It is believed that
condemnation proceedings in many instances
win be instituted before the city gets possession
Of the two mile beach front, which IL proposes
to Improve at g. total cost Of 100000.
The late arrivals at the Eiberon Hotel In
c,ud. Mr and Mrs. Ralph ShainwaId. ex- United
States Senator and Mira James Smith, Jr- Mr..
and Mrs. Max otunser. Mr.. and Mrs- Charles g.
Eirsch, MIR. and Mrs. George Painter. Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Durand. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Seiig-
man. Judge and Mrs. Leo Dessar, Mr and Mrs
August Oppenheina. Of New-York.
AIr. and Mrs. S. Stanse, Mr. and Mrs: Karl
Eahler, Mrs. William B. King, Mrs. William P.
Fogarty. Il. II. P. Skelley. e. J. Kelley, Thomas
q. Hommen Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Miller, M. n. Kel-
ler and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hammersiough. Of
New-Ycrk
Following are some of the cottage arrivals
this week: Mayor and Mrs. George B. Mo-
Clellan, the Cheyenne, In the Reservation Circlei
John r Dos Passos. of New-York. the Garfield
eSs 80a e. Ess5on .s1o6: HarTs
c. Fahnestock, of New-Yorks Ocean-aye.. El-
beron: Edward Wasserman. Of New-York.
Csdar-ave. Hollywood; Frederick Lewisohn, OF
New York. Ocean-ave.: George n. Fearons,
Tskanassee Lake Drive; jeremiah W. Curtis.
ocesn-ave., West End; August Mas. of New
York West End; Sol Lichtenstein. of New
York West End; Stewart Shiletto Of Cincin-
natl, Ocean-ave-, Elberon; Mrs. George T.
Lewis of Philadelphia, Eaberon: w. Rosenberg,
OF New-York. Glasgow cottage, Norwood-ave.: /:
Walter c. Taylor of New-Yorks Bernheimer cot
tage. Elberon Square: A. S. Rossin. OF New
York. Ocean-ave., Elberon: Mrs. M: Beckharr'
Iyfrd
York Norwood Park; c. Asbury and C. H. Hyde
of Brooklyn; W. Engeman. William Mohr and
Max Schmidt, Of New-York, the ReserVe t1on
Circle; Mrs B. NJ Stanley, OF Newark. Elberon;
Herman August. David Minzesheimer and
Adolph Libman, Of New-York. and Judge Gott-
fried Kruger of Newark. Elberon Hotel cot
tages; Edward Murphy. OF Troy. N. z, Ocean
ave, Theron; ]. 81. Ldchentaur. of New-fork
Eiberon; L. Goldberger, Of New-YoTk. Barbour
cottage Ocean-ave.. West End; Mrs. Henry Ro-
senwald, Of New-York. Ocean-ave, EIberon