New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
LONG BRANCH
Bewildering Variety of Cos.
tunes Seen on Beach Front.

Long Branch. y. j.. Aug. 16-The usual
rid-August crowd fills this resort beyond
the capacity Of it's hotels and boarding
houses The ocean front is thronged all
day and in the evenings and presents a
CAV scene Visitors spend more time bath
ine than ever before. and a bewildering
variety Of costumes is in evidence Half
hose are worn by a number of women
bsthers. and it is not unusual for young
women 10 be seen who scorn any foot
wear or stockings on the beach and in the
surf The costumes are for comfort. and
there's no sort Of censorship attempted.
The carnival events this week attracted
considerable attention The hreman's
narade which included a dozen visiting
companies and which was reviewed by
Governor Fielder. drew a particularly
large crowd.
The first of a series Of Shakespearian
lecture recitals In aid OF the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital was given by DR.. Ed
gar C. Abbott Of Boston. yesterday at
the ocean avenue home OF Mrs. George
NJ Pullman The .opic was Julius
Cesar" and a fashionable gathering
heard H. The second lecture. on Mac
beth" will De given next Tuesday at the
sumner home OF Dr. and Mrs. Edwin
sternberg-r. and the third. on King
Henry VIII" at the villa OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J " Spalding.
special entertainment and ball in aid
Of the building fund Of the Hebrew Kin
cergarten and Day Nursery. In .Montgom-
srv street. New York. will he given this
evening BY number Of summer residents
here al the Hollywood Hotel The mem
ters Of the committee in charge are Sam
ueI Bauman. Samuel Davis. Maurice Ep-
stein Abraham Levy Abraham Millman.
Judge Otto A Rosalsky. I. Silverstein.
Dr.. II Dancin. Never Goldberg. Louis +.
Levy. Morris Newman. Leonard \. Snit-
kin. Dr Jacob Tarlan. Mr.. Well. David
BERG. s Edelstein. S Hirschfeld. Benja-
min Lichstein. l. NJ Noerdlinger. Jacob
samuelson. Nathaniel Tichman. Adolph
Wald Sidney Cahen. S. L. Elias, Pincus
Lowenfeld. 5. c. Lamport William Pra-
ger H NJ Strauss and II. Uhris.
At the Scarboro Hotel charity musica
BY Messrs Ivan Esenberg, julius Weitz-
game were held for the benefit Of the
local Society for the Improvement OF the
Poor. The casino Of the Scarboro was laid
out as a race course. with stalls built for
the participants and betting booths for
the bookmakers. Each young girl repre-
senting a horse wore a number and ran
around the course in heats until the win
rars ure~a determined The prize winners
were Miss Jewel Loebinger Miss May
Ginsberg. Mrs. II. Schneider, Mrs. jean
nette Eisenberg, Miss J. Hirschberg, Miss
Bertha Lamm. Miss J. Schapiro and Mrs.
J. Hirschberg. The bookmakers were
Messrs. Paul Braus, ]. Davis VI. Hrsch-
berg Mrs. Paul Braus and D. G. Kuhn.
children's party was also given at the
Scarboro this week.
Miss Irene Cannell, of Dartford. Eng
Land. gave a party in honor OF her
twenty-hrst birthday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Breslin. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Lyndoe, George
Lyndoe. Mrs. j. Gaul, Miss Tessie Hogan.
Miss Mamie Powers, Miss Nora Powers
Miss Margaret Moore. Miss Hannah Ho-
gan. Miss Frances Hogan. John p. Hogan.
Edwin Hogan, Walter Gaul and Herbert
GauL
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Lewisohn gave an
elaborate dinner al their summer home
Adelawn. before leaving for their camp In
the Adirondacks. Mrs. Oscar l.. Weingar-
ten and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Joseph are otn-
ers who have given dinners.