New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
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LONG BRANCH
interest Centred in Carnival
Programme, Just Announced.

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Programme, Just Announced.
rnug Branch, \. j.. Aug. 5.-By far the
-os, elaborate demonstration ever planned
s.,ronc Branch is the carnival which will
- rshe-ed In next Wednesday evening in
,.s hollywood Hotels big ballroom, wher
,Ls c-oWring Of the queen and the corona
~, hall an affair TO be modelled as close
- of.er the recent one In London in respect
:, details and costumes as possible. will
:. held The whole North Jersey coast is
...,,,v looking forward 20 the festivities
,-h,ch vii continue the rest of the week.
TIE fJ1 programme is. Wednesday. Au-
,-,s, Sd. yr.-Coronation Of queen at the
uouv,,ood Hotel followed by coronation
III. Thursday. August 10. . p. m.-Fire-
mems parade. p. m. parade Of business
-.,'s floats: g. 80 p. m. fire apparatus eX-
Nb:t;on and contest, $50 p. m. fireworks
Hsn,av and band concerts. Friday. August
r-Children's carnival pageant. moving
from Path avenue 10 grandstand in nine.
divisions. a. s p. H., with review by Gov
s-,o- Wilson at e. m. o. H. masque
~. on bluffwzIk starting az Brighton ave
rus. 2 o.. m. masquerade ball at Ocean
Park Casino Saturday August - 100 D
--Athletics bicycle and motorcycle races,
wrestling contests. etc p. m. automobile
dress parade. 40" D. m. parade Of saddle
horses. women and men TO ride; $50 p. m.
fireworks display and band concert
There are prizes galore in all the events
and all are well filed Tventv companies
>, aremen. with scores of pieces Of ap-
L. 10 Nrfrf~rH hand b.
so-ne floats are entered for the business
mems parade while there will be partci-
pants by the thousands in the -lasCue ball
and fsts and coronation ball. The baby
wssde entries are still pouring in 10 Mrs
John 4 Parker They bid fair to exceed
n. tvo-thousa1d mark set.
The decorations which are already going
Up rapldlv. viii surpass any ever before at
TEMPTED here and the entire ocean front
will be riot o. color and ablaze at night
With electric arches It viii be gala time
al week. and the resorts accommodations
promise 10 be severely taxed 20 accOmmo-
date the crowds Thursday will be a half
hondsy. The committee Chairmen In charge
q the affair include. General chairman,
Harry c Rehm, children's carnival Mrs.
J. Housman. prize and purchasing COM
rittee. e. L. Crum; athletics. q. NJ L.
Sacks; decorating. 6. z. Poland; masque
ball. ?. Z. Cohen. masque fete. C.. II. C..
Clark. printing and publicity. 2. B. Bob
III; music O. " Baxter. fireworks. DR.
". K. Campbell. graudstand and seating
J. 3. White: frcmeus parade and con-
tests. Thomas L. Slocum; finance. j. H.
Davis. lr.. business mems parade s
Hlrschfeld
me children s. parade judges embrace II
IS believed. the most prominent people who
have ever acted 200 that capacity AZ such
an affair They arc. Julian Mitchell.
Charles a. Wlmpfleimer. Richard Deeves.
Henry Solomon. e. T. Greenhut. Richard
stearns. oliver Doud Byron. Harry Con-
tent, l. r. Benjamin. Mrs. !. G.. Lyons,
Mrs. 5. vs.. Davenport. Mrs. Murray Gug-
genheim. George B. Hurd. Brent Good.
Charles Ross Marks Arnheim. George r.
scannel, William Campbell and Leopold
Stern
MAJOR league baseball on Sunday con-
tnues % be- one Of the resorts most pop
llar attractions. The horse show grounds
az Hollywood Park this city. arc fun TO
her capacity az each Of these contests.
lle best known cott8geIs an along tire
coast from Auelhurst to tho Rumso0
hoad being numbered among the reculsr
oo1Aoide-z This sunday the attraction is
he Detroit champion American League
team. with t. Cobb.
On The ocean front the ocean Amuse-
nent Park and the solid monoItn re-
.niorccc concrete ocean pier opposite now
Quit oyer 90 feet out TO sea, are the
centres Of interest Every evening sees
ga tlrons ropreseuting all tine cottage
colonies and coast resorts from Atlantic
highlands and Red Bank 20 Belmar.
spring Lake and Manasquan. there en-
,ol11g the amusement novelties. The mile
scenic railway eAp-ns the favorite Of the
I'VE or Sis dozen attractions sundaF
'ioslls ~ this park and the baseball
srounds which was slightly agitated early
% TIE summer. is considered a dead issue.
nc Council having tabled resolution
directing Sunday closing Of the park and
repealed tho ordinance against Sundas
baseball PLAYING
There has been q continual round of
o'nnsrs. luncheons. sailing parties ana
otasf informal entertainments Of late.
among those. who have given dinners are
DR.. ana Mrs. Isidor Sachs. Charles Hirsch-
oo'a, Mrs Louis stern. Miss Elsie Trey
Ais Seymour Oppenheim, Mrs Harry
Mayer, Mrs r Bloomingdale, Mrs. IL
"oosrt Guggeuheim and Congressman
ana Mrs. Thomas @. Patten. former Sen
s'or James Smith. jr.. and Harry Content.
Among the visitors are Dir. and MIS-
serge r. Delso and Mrs Mulvehih o.
New Orleans. Or Dewitt Wolfe Of LOUIS
VILE. Professor u. II r. Hubert. u Ms
uetts, OHIO Miss Pauline Workman. OF
'nc!nnsu John Perugini. ~ Ne" 1ofA'
ana Grs. ~ 81 Block. Of Macon. %.
concert in aid Of the hospital here was
Even al the Hollywood Hotel last evening
phrord DovereauX. barytone, gave t'@
Wineipal Rotations. with musical accom-
Panimenf. At the Scarboro a u1asque Dali