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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
SEA GIRT NOW SCENE
OF MILITARY CONTEST,
Many Improvements Are Contemplated
for This Resort in the
Kufure
lspec'a Al to the Evening start

IoPNC Ia - a. &Fe%AA
SEA GIRT, Aug. S1.-Next week the
Stnte camp grounds here will again become
the scene of much military life. during the
seventeenth annual Sea Girt tournament
Under the auspices Of the New Jersey State
Rife Association. This begins Monday
morning and lasts through September I.
Teams from the various New Jersey rSsl-
ments arc to participate n when they
get through national matches Will occur
rl1,ring pretty well inio October. Chlet
among the Sta. e, matches are those Tor
the Dryden and Wimbledon cups. Aside
from this, however, there will be twenty
nine other matches, Including company
team, matches. veteran organization team
matches. allcomers' matches. pistol ana re-
V0lver matches, etc.
The Sea Girt company, a land Develop
ment organization, has taken hold OF Sea
Grit real estate In Its entirety and during
the coming fall and winter will exploit u.
Sea Girt as a resort has advantages that II
better known would appeal to Il very ais
eliminating class of summer residents,
many of whom are looking for just sucn
lance of New York and Philadelphia. as
are to be found here. 1t is expected tnat
with the improvements contemplated tne
resort within two or three summers. VIII
take Its place among the finest OF the
North Jersey coast. The territory now
we'll laid out and graded has already n
number of handsome cottages and three
hotels.
are now very numerous and are thoroughly
enjoying the perfect rest obtainable here.
where there Is none Of the usual summer
resort hustle and oustle to interfere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Delehanty. OF New
ark, and z. Long and Miss Laura Long,
House.
Among the late arrivals at the fremont
are e. D.. Bauer. of Elizabeth; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. a. Duffy, of Passaic. and L. K.
of Montclair.
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WHO Is MOST POPULAR
MAN IN THIS BIG CITY?
Vote at German Hospital Festival to
Decide-Day Set Apart for
the Masons.

Arrangements for the weeks festival
for the benefit of the German Hospital.
to be held in Electric Park, beginning
September 16, were furthered at a
meeting of the committee in charge. i'll
the Kruger Auditorium, last night.
with fest-president Gustav L. I1rb In
the chair. 1t was decided to reserve
tuesday of the week named for the
Masonic lodges; Wednesday for the
United singers and the German Pioneer
Society. and Friday for the Odd Eel
lows, knights of Pythias and other
lodges, while Sunday. September %,
VIII be given up to the women and
children. 1t is likely that the turner
and shooting societies will also have
the benefit of a day forNthemselves.
After receiving favorable reports
from various subcommittee, 1t was
decided to invite Mayor Haussling. of
this city; Mayor Shoenthal, of Orange,
and Mayor Kenny, of East Newark. and
city and county officials generally, to
pc the guests of the committee.
one OF the features of the fest will
be a contest for the most popular man
In Newark, the one receiving the high
est number of votes to be presented
with a silver loving cup. Otto Jain
Richard O. Pfeiffer. Emil Schumacher
Frederick Won der Au and Frederick
Schaedel We're appointed a committee
70 purchase the cur and place 1t on ex.
hibltion in some prominent show win.
dow near the Four Corners.
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SPORTS AT ELIZABETH
"OLD HOME WEEK."
Baseball, Track Athletics, Boat Racing
and Aquatic Sports Are Being
Arranged.

ELIZABETH. Aug. 3t.-One of the most
fascinating features of the coming old
home week will be embraced In that part
of the program relating to athletic sports.
Among them baseball. track athletics and
boat racing will be most in evidence. Base
ball. games will be played on the Atlantic
League grounds. and it is possible that
some arrangements can be made to hold
a few games on the Star grounds. Ar
rangements are being made to have some
of the foremost teams in this section OF
the country to play here. and this alone,
considering the fact that many big league
players will figure in the games. will con-
stitute one of the most notable events In
Elizabeth history Of sports.
The track games will be open to any
outside competitors who may care to make
entries. and will probably for the most part
be held on Pingry Oval.
The aquatic sports will Also attract wide
attention and enthusiasm. Aside from
boat racing, carnivals of unusual brilliancy
will be held.
Considering the fact that William j.
Fowler, chairman OF the sports committee,
in conjunction with Herbert Marvel, popu-
lar for some time in sports of this city,
is devoting all his efforts to put this
feature of the week on top. 1t is assured
that the eventful old home week will lack
nothing in this particular.
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OF ELLEN"
PLEASES SPRING LAKE.
Lemon Party Aids Memorial Hospital.
Many Essex County Folks Ar
rive at Resort.

SPRING LAKE. Aug. 31.-Given by
amateur talent of Spring Lake the play,
THE Elopement of Ellen" was put on at
the Casino Club Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowing a luncheon that had been given by
Mrs. yelling G. Sickel. There was a
large society turnout to witness the pro-
duction. 1t was cleverly staged by Miss
Bertha Gibbs. a prominent cottager from
Philadelphia. The main characters were
taken by Rufus s. Reeves, Miss Eleanor
Collins, james N. Schoonmaker, jr., L.
Raymond Clews, Miss Genevieve Gibbs
Frank Green and Miss Elizabeth Wells.
There was a large gathering on the lawn
of the Essex and Sussex Hotel the Other
evening, when the guests got up what they
called a lemon" party. This was for the
benefit of the Ann May Memorial Hospital
here. One of the guests acting as an
auctioneer. called for the highest bids on
lemons taken from a barrel. The inside
of the fruit had been removed. and in Its
place various sorts of trinkets put in.
There will be a Shakespearean reading
tomorrow evening at the Allaire. Proprie-
tor Richardson has sent out a couple Of
hundred invitations to cottagers and guests.
Tennis players spent much of the week
on the New Monmouth courts. Here one
of the big tournaments of the summer was
run off. Miss Helen Borda won the ladies'
singles. Some other players were Miss
Clarke and L. Warren, Miss McDonough
H1u r. INOWe, Wise AI A1dNph III II. iNoNt
Miss Agnes McDonough and B. C. Eaton
Miss Hyman and r. Keaneas.
Late arrivals at the Gray wan Inn are
Miss Julia L. Kelly and Mrs. E. M. Kelly
of Perth Amboy. and Mrs. Clara Rapkin
Mrs. L. P. Mills and Miss Rapkin, Of
Montclair.
A late registration at the Allaire is C
H. Bolles. jr., of Hackensack.
Miss Elizabeth Cashion, of Newark, j:
spending the late summer days at the Gray
Swan Inn.
Orange is represented at the Breakers
by M. NJ. Murphy and James Murphy.
Mr.. md Mrs. NJ. A. MenZner, Maxwell
Menzner. ir., Mrs. H.. Jones, Harry Jones
1r., and Miss Rita Jones are Perth Amboy
patrons of the Gray Swan Inn.
The Gray swan Inn is entertaining Don
aid Fl. McTrnv. Miss Gertrude NJ. Dore
mus, Mrs. John II. Cook and Robert II
Cunningham. OF Paterson. and Mrs. F
H. Bergen, Miss Bergen and Mrs. Deni
son, of Summit.
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BOWLING AT BELMAR.
Big Parade of Automobiles Held at the
Resort This Afternoon.

BELMAR, Aug. 31.-The two score or
more of bowling enthusiasts who a month
ago entered the Belmar Club contest for
the Williams cup, an award given the best
player OF the season, have now dwindled
down to eight players, all of whom now
have a chance at the cup when the final
contest comes off, September 7 next. An
other match, eliminating the less skilful
players from the contest, was held at the
club Thursday night, and all who are left
now are Messrs. Cahill, Furman, kincaid,
Cain, Price, ]. Hartman, j.. Kilborn and
H. J. Stout.
Forty automobile owners participated in
a big parade this afternoon, starting from
the Hotel Columbia, whose proprietor has
furnished prizes for the parade winners,
and proceeding through the main thor
oughfares of the town. In line were ]. j.
Stripe, In his six-cylinder Ford; T. M.
Pritchard, in a Thomas flyer; F. L. Nc
Elroy, in a White steamer: T. W.. Graham,
In a Panhard r. w. Morrell, in a Cadil-
lac, and ]. p. Demarest, in a Pope Toledo.
Little children, members of the summer
colony, nae a great time of It the other
Goose party and dance. There were up
wards of sixty persons participating.
big card party was held ut the Wind.
sor Hotel on Tuesday night. lone of
those who played in the game were L. j.
Ehyse, H A. Wilson, G. A. Morris, G. A.
Winters, George Brick, Arthur J. Morris,
Miss Sarah A. Hoskins, Charles e. Hos
kins, Miss Caroline e. Gilpin and Miss
Sarah E, Tinker.
The Windsor's Newark contingent is
composed of A. B. Kirby, James A. Cam
field, H. II. Adams and G. S. HOLSTER,
and from Bayonne Mt this hotel is regis
tered E.. A. S. Mann.
Prominent among the recent registra-
tons at the Columbia are w. b. Snyder,
Miss Il: Marguerite and William F. Hoff-
man, of Newark; va. Yager, of Railway,
rand James Moss, Of Orange.
Located at this hotel for the remainder
OF the season are j. s. Duncan, of Free
hold, and George S. Teller, of Crawford.
Registered at the Carleton are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Judd residents OF Newark.
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LAST PUBLIC BAND
CONCERTS OF SEASON.
Final One at Branch Brook Tomorrow
and at Eastside Park on Tuesday.
Westside to Have Last One.

Tomorrow's concert at Branch Brook
Park, which will take place at $3.50 p. m,
will be the last this season at this par
t'cular Park The last concert at East
side Park Will be held mex Tuesday night,
and the Inst in Westside Park a week
from tomorrow:
The program tomorrow will be rendered
by Vineents Band as follows:
Star Spangled tanner" with variations,
Thile; Indian internezzo, THE Mokl
Maid Posey; overture, Morning. Noon
and Night in Vienna" Suppe; intermezzo
from eCavaleria Rusticana," M~ascagni
selection, from Robin Hood" De Koven
lullaby, Sleep. Baby, Sleep" Wright
selection, Offenbach's operas, including
"Biuebeard. 'Perichole,p La Bell
Helene, De Babrant Jalie Parfumeuse
Grand Duchess. Orpheus. Boettger: over
ture from Martha" Flotow; p~araphrasc
The Palms" Fause, and America"
The solists are TO be William Gorcoran
liam Merrigan.
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DEAL, Aug. 31.-Activities on the Deal
golf links did not by any means cease this
week because the clubs greatest tourna-
ment, an invitation tournament, the largest
ever held in America. had just been termi-
mated. AS a natural sequence to the tour
nament scores of players who could not
possibly get on the links any time last
week were out, wanting to try some or the
shots they had seen made by crack players
of the country. The clubhouse also became
a social rendezvous and there were many
merry parties there daily.
Interest among the golfers centres IN the
Labor Day matches. On Monday the finals
will be played for the club championship
over the thirty-six-hole course. This Is the
championship, contests In which have been
on since the season opened three months
ago. The same day will witness the final
play In the class A and class B handicap
over the eighteen-hole course at medal
play. Cups will be awarded to the win
ners. This morning an elghteen-hole medal
play handicap, open to members, all in one
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GOLF AND TENNIS PROVE ATTRACTIVE
TO SUMMER RESIDENTS OF DEAL

| class, started out. Cups will be given the
winners. Another match starting this MORN
ing was qualifying round club champion
ship, eighteen holes. The eight low scorers
will qualify. This afternoon the first round
at match play will be held. with the second
and third rounds at match play reserved
for tomorrow.
Altogether the largest tennis tournament
ever held at Deal started Tuesday morning
on the splendid courts in the rear of the
new Deal Casino. The Deal authorities do
mated the use of the courts. The competi-
tion was solely for aides and there were
twenty-siX entries. Prizes worth between
$40 and $50 were donated by Messrs. Lewis
sohn and Swartz.
Among the late Newark arrivals at Hath
away Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards.
Miss Helen Tracy, Miss Beatrice Haskins
Miss Kline and the Misses Edith and
Louise Hood. Other guests at this h~ostelry
are Mrs. II. l.. Lewis. Miss Kroehl, Miss
Theodore Thompson and Mrs. S. F. North.
Of Jersey City, and Mrs. Brattling, of East
Orange.
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POINT PLEASANT.
Tonight's Benefit Promises to Be Sue
'cessful Social Event.
Especial to the Evening Start

L0R(SAaA
POINT PLEASANT, Aug. 31.-Much in
terest is being taken in the testimonial
ball and entertainment, to be given at the
Warwick Arms this evening, for the bene-
fit of st. Peters Roman Catholic Church..
This promises tc be one of the most inn
portant social events of the season, and
will be attended by a full coterie of hotel
guests and cottagers. The program of en-
tertainment will be contributed to by a
number of artists, both professional and
amateur, who have volunteered their serv-
ices. Miss Mollie Queen and Charles Mas
soft will present "A Pair of Lunatics," a
humorous skit; Kline. a protege of the
feats of magic. and a varied program will
follow. The dancing will take place in the
spac'ous ballroom of the hotel.
The end of August finds the summer col
ony at this pretty little resort still unim-
paired in numbers. and participating even
more actively than at the seasons begin
ming in outdoor sports and IN the indoor
merrymakings, which the recent cool days
and nights rave
The week began with a big progressive
euchre, given Monday night at the War
wick Arms. Prizes were captured by Mrs.
McCabe. Mrs. Nfagee and Mrs Kelly
Among those playing were, Mrs A.
G. Tartas, Mrs. III. s.; lsham, Mrs
T. Bergner. Mrs. II. Cassidy, Mrs. Living
ston. Mrs. NJ. Nj. Bracket. Mrs. ]. T. Nc
Cabe. Mrs. J E. Pye,. Miss A. U. Walhaus,
Mis. \. 4. Dairy, 1hiss =.
Miss Downey, Miss M. Zeum, Miss X. NC
Williams. Mrs. c.. T. Deyery, Mrs. K
Wa tiers aud Miss q. 3. Harvey.
Jersey City guests at the Carrolton in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hammill. VIII
lam G. Golden, Frank r.. Leahy. j. w
Leahy and w G. Harrison. Other regis
ltEations Aare- A Marian Donovan, Miss
Helen O'ReilIy and A. J. David, of Eiiza
r. c. ]. Wise. of N swark; R. p. Hether-
inefon. of East Orange, and g. Morgan
Of Jersey City, are Spreading the inter
s,arf of the summer at the Pine Bluff Inn
4 6fher late arrivals are +. II. White and
Genrre w. White. of Ridgewood.
Recent registrations at the Warwick
aenhine Ham, Of Newark; Miss Sarah
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LONG BRANCH EXPECTS
TO HAVE WINTER GUESTS.
One Hotelkeeper Has Promise of Forty
for Christmas Holidays-Some
Arrivals.


LONG BRANCH. Aug. 31.-Tbere was
an advent of cool weather at the Branch
several days ago which gave an added
zest TO indoor entertainment and perhaps
for this reason very large audiences gath
cred nightly ct the West End Casino,
where some unusually good shows were
given. Among them We're 1.-THE Ginger
bread Man," the RED MILL" "McFad-
den's Flats and William A. Brady's pro-
duction of way Down East" Williams
and Walker will appear at the show house
tonight in the new musical comedy BAN
danaland,'' which will open this week in
New York.
There seems some prospect of getting a
fair coterie of winter visitors to Long
Branch. Plans to make the Branch n win
Ter resort have been talked of more or Less
for two or three seasons. A few days ago
Demeter Pick. who manages both the pala-
tlal new hotel Tallahassee and the West
End cottages, announced his intention Of
keeping the Hildreth cottages open next
winter. Fernando Pannaci will keep the
Hotel Pannaci IN Ocean avenue open. Mr..
Pick has reservations made for forty peo-
pie during the Christmas holidays.
AT Thomns's n dinner party was given
the other evening by Miss Maude Fogarty,
daughter of Patrick Fogarty, deceased.
Her engagement was there announced to
George r. Balfour, a popular member of
the summer colony. The wedding will take
place in November. At the dinner were
Hugh Kelley. Felix Donnelley. Mortimer
Lissner. Miss Emily Kelley. Miss Nan
Fogarty and Miss Mae Keenan,.
A great crowd of fashionables will gather
at the Ocean Park Casino this evening for
the Garfield Monument Association bene-
fit. Entertainment will be by professional
talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Iavton. of Newark,
are newcomers at the Tallahassee.
Tit Misses Anna and Mildred jackson,
OF Jersey City. and Mrs. T. II. Wall. of
Newark, are among the guests registered
at the Pannaci.
At the West Enc cottages are Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Jones, OF Newark. and Miss
Clara Hawkins. of East Orange.
The Scarbcro is entertaining Miss ella
Goldberg, of Newark.
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frequent the hotels as their social head
quarters. have spoken of their intentions
Of remaining for a late fall season. Ordl-
nafily a great many cotfagers go from
here abroad each year. but the foreign
outpouring will not be heavy.
The Monmouth Club number among It's
guests e. II. Peters, of Newark.
Mrs. f. Dougless and F. II. Douglass
are prominent Newark guests of the club,
wherp they will spend the remaining sum
mer days.
Among the late Orange arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. II T.. Ashmore. Miss Catherine
Shaw. Miss Elsie Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. e.
Bragen. Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Bates, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry II. Manning. Henry Man
ming. jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Shaw.
Recent registrations at the Club include
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. II. Peters, of Newark,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolton, jr.,
Miss Bette Bolden and William Bolton,
Sd. of Orange.
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PLEASANT TO GO AWAY.
Labor Day Holiday Exodus Favored by
weather-No Immediate Hot Spell.

Many left the city at noon today for the
country or seashore to remain out of town
until after Labor Day. But those who
could not get away were favored by the
cool weather which has characterized these
past few days. If 1t remains at the pres
ent temperature no one will refgret. Ac-
cording to the weather man at the High
School II will be somewhat warmer either
by tonight or tomorrow. but no real hot
weather Is promised.
During the month of August there was
q rainfall Of 1882 inches and the general
wind was westerly. There were but eight
clear days out OF the. t~hirty-one. Seven
teen days were partly cloudy and six were
cloudy.
The average temperature during the
month was H.6. This highest was on Au-
gust Y when 1t reached 81 degrees. The
lowest man was on August q when It fell
to 81 degrees. The general humidity dur
ing the thirty one days was IS.
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SONS AND ~GRANDSoMS
will Be P~allbearers for Aged Mrs. siepe,
Who Died After Fall.

AS the result of a fall August IA, Mrs.
Gertrude Siepe, II years old, Of 1874 Ridge
street. died last Thursday. Mrs. Siepe was
born in Germany on September 10, 1886.
and was educated and married there.
Her husband died In Germany and she
came over to America with five children.
She was a member OF st. Mafy's Church.
The funeral services will take place Mon
day at st. Mary's Church. The pallbearers
will be- Mrs. siepe's three sons. John,
Hugo and Joseph. and her ~grandsons,
Fred and John Siebe and Andrew Bush.
The interment will be at st. Mary's Gene
terry.
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A AFIRE Al SEA.

MANILA. Aug, 3L-The British steamer
tltzelarence. which has arrived here from
Norfolk. Va. reports hat her bunkefs
were on FIRE during the voyage and that
5e tons of coal were more or less burned.
Her cargo sustained but triding damage.
but some Of the interior frames were bent.
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FIVE TERRoRIsTs EXECUTED.

WARSAW, Russian Poland. Aug. 81
Five terrorlsts were executed in the citadel
Ifere during the past week.
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Rice. Mrs. John Joyce. Mrs. H. Rice. F.
Rice and Patrick ]. Mara. Of Jersey CITY.
Late arrivals at the Leighton are Robert
Prowddow, j. /. Crane and Miss Wallow,
of Crawford, N. j.
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MARIFNBAD. Aug. 3I-Anthonv ].
Drexel. OF Philadelphia, entertained King
Edw8rd at dinner last night at one Of the
LEGAL hotels.
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Claude L. Scattergocd, of 10 Court House
place, will spend the next seventeen days
canoeing on the Adirondack lakes.
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Justice of the Peace Frederick Oehring,
clerk to Judge Herr in the Second Pre-
cinct Court, and his family left today for
Glcnwild, N. Y, to spend a week. They
will be guests at the Glenwild Mountain
House. Miss Agnes Nolan. of 274 High
street, accompanied them.
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WHERE TO DINE.

DIETscH's CLIFTON RESTAURANT, a per-
fectIy appointed ladies' and g~entlemen's
dining room, with ladies' entrance. Lobsters.
hard and soft shell crabs, oysters and clans
always on hand IN season. Clifton and Bloom
field avs Telephone 7S B. b.
nANIc Home Lunch Room, 80 New st.
j. UAVhO Newark, N. j. Open 8 A. NJ. to
8 P. M. Furnished Rooms to Rent.
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James HUTCHINSON. OF 2S2 Lafayette
street, will spend' the next ten days at Mil
ford, Pike County, Ia.
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w. I. Culkins. of this city, will spend
the rext two weeks travelling through the
New England States.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.. Bisseh an
daughters, will return next week fror
Chebeague Island, Me-. where they nav
been spending the summer.
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Mrs. Carrie NJ. Eakely, of Is Miller street
will spend a few days at Asbury Park.