New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Long Branch
Guests Enjoy High Tide of
Summer Pleasures.

r,-- Branch y. ). aug. I3.-Nid-AugIst
,evs witnesses the height Of the season
~ but Long Branch has never been 50
,..iz as now. The carnival this week has
=, -he centre Of interest. but i has been
.-,r me OF diversions galore for the sum-
= visitors. Bathing. automobiling. sail
.-r grabbing and launch parties CT the
-rs- rach1ing fishing, golf tennis. gar
se- s-d whist parties and lawn fetes and
ss-r.nC have kept the crowd busy
0ancir- Is enjoying the greatest vogue
many wears. The bathrooms Of the big
,.,s7s Drese1t brilliant scenes nearly every
.-sri,r tot only the guests but cortagers
,z--.c;7at5nE. The big ballroom Of the
s.s-so,a Hotel. in TIE Hotel Casino facing
ne ocean and open 10 the breezes' Is
most popular place
-na Sra-5o-o. X has been announced.
-r,r -err7-n open al the fall and winter,
instead II closing As usual The last OF Sep
.,--,e- r-7p-overents 70 the amount Of
g. al are 70 be made. including the install
-stior OF sun parIo-s and steam heat
A. announcement which has interested
z------,e- residents IS that William A Brady,
mo is 2 sumner resident Of Alenhurst,
has -el4c,e5 Long Branch as the place for
80 .--o6---ior OF the new plays in which he
IS interested.
Society," amateurs expect 10 raise several
--,,ss-5 dollars Al the entertainment they
---1 give This evening for the benefit Of the
Emanuel Sisterhood Of New York at the
Vest En6 Shore Club. Mrs Albert Clay
borough and Mrs. Sylvan Hammerslough
viii sing French chansOnetJes. Mrs. Albert
Hendricks VIII play piano solos and Miss
Celeste Rhineha-t VIII dance. There VIII
he chorus Il girls and youths, including
ne Misses Florence Lemon, Marjorie Con-
zen. ana Dorothy Plat.
Among The social affairs OF the week
have Beer a garden party given by Mrs
Charles a Wimufheimer for her daughter.
Miss Mildred. a their new Bath avenue
c9--1--y seat. a luncheon by Mrs A L.
-,ouers-elr n honor OF her mother, Mrs.
4 HEIDI. Of Baltimore. and a bridge party
90 Mrs. william Levy at her EIberon cot
age bathing dinner" was given b.
Ms Van Dorm Hendrtckson-
-ae increase IT automobile traffic this
vss- e tremendous II Ocean avenue
frw DAYS ago ~ machines passed a given
poi-- n three hours. and il is estimated
t1sc more than ten thousand machines used
Tbs drive daily between sunrise and mid
-.a- II Norwood avenue. the other
r,-ou-h automobile roadway, the number
IS a. least half a. large.
TIE cIan15ahe and shore dinner season al
t5e resorts n the Pleasure Bay section Of
-he -1cv continues breaking records. Among
the hGsrs Al some given within the last
few GAYS a. Prices and Port-au-Peck were
ex-senator James Smith. IT., George J.
-1ole NJ and Ms. William c. Kennedy
and Charles Z. Boyd, and a dinner &c
egE-y prominent Republicans, including
VIVIAN Lewis and David Baird, by Sheriff
C. 2. Ee--1ck
Those here for carnival week include:
" and Mrs Fred SiIman. Of Cincinnati;
L. z. Valentine. OF Paris. G. A Vokel, OF
Baltimore. 1Ir. and Mrs. =. Z Taylor. of
Boston. M and Ms. George Park, OF New
Orleans Frederick " ki-ske- Of san Fran
CISCO. Mrs.. D n. Becker. Of Albany: Misses
Theresa and Pauline Scott. OF Bridgeport:
IL. and Mrs. Q. a. Walker. Of Richmond;
arthur Spirz Of Milan, Italy; NJ ana Mrs.
Howard Frost. Of Poland Springs, Ne;
Mrs. s. 2 Murphy. Of Dallas. Tex; H H
Glser-son. II. OF Phoenix. Ariz.. Nathan
Fra-k. o. ST Louis.