New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
EARLY MORNING
MUSIC AT SEABRIGHT

seabright, N. j., July 3.-Society folk
with summer homes here and on the
Rumson road on the west side OF the
river have inaugurated series OF
early morning musicales TO be held
once every week during the summer.
This is an innovation in the musical
line in this section. A musical VIII
take place next Friday morning &C Ola
Cakes, near the Rumson road, the
country estate of Howard s. Borden.
A short recital will follow orchestra
selections, vocal and instrumental
solos. on the $4,000 pipe organ recent
" moved TO the Borden estate from
their Fifth Avenue home in New York.
The organ Is installed in the spacious
music hall, which Is sixty feet in
length and about forty feet wide. II
is said 20 be the largest music room
in a private residence In the state.
Invitations for next weeks musicale
have been extended TO Mrs. Jacob ichif,
Mrs. F.. Drexel Godfrey, Mrs. Thomas
n. McCarter, Mrs. r. W. Hawkesworth,
Mrs. Edward d. Adams. Mrs. J. Horace
Harding, Mrs. William w. Barbour,
Mrs Mary Jay Knox, Mrs. Joseph G.
Hoagland, Mrs. William Nelson Crom-
we'll, Mrs. Charles d. Halsey, Mrs.
Charles T. Cook, Mrs. Clarence Porter,
Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, Mrs. Ernest
Fahnestock, Mrs. Frederick Freling-
huysen, Mrs. William B. Kinney, Mrs.
Edward c. Parish, Mrs. J. Cambell
Clark, Mrs. J. Dawson Gallery, Mrs.
James A. scrymscr, Mrs. J. Armory
Haskell, Mrs. George Blagden, Mrs.
Thatcher NJ Brown, Mrs. Robert II.
McCarter Mrs. John b. Lunger, Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Kean, Mrs. William A.
Jamison, Mrs. Ira Burrowes and Mrs.
John A. rutherford.
The unusual sight OF a houseboat
floating large red flag and carrying
large signboards on which are printed
inscriptions denouncing certain Rum
son road millonaires and prominent
Sea Bright residents Is attracting more
than the usual amount Of attention at
its anchorage near the bridge dividing
Rumson Borough from the borough Of
Sea Bright. The craft is owned and
occupied by none other than James VI.
Allger, Of Rumson road Spite fence"
fame. Since losing possession of his
property Oh the lAuIleUn lDdQ hAlktI
had the houseboat built, and on this
he is living. He declares that the red
flag and the sgnboards will remain
before "the eyes of the public until
judgment day" The unusual boathouse
has proved a drawing card for Sea
Bright, insomuch that hundreds Of peo-
pie visit the resort daily to view tho
sight.
The social centre Of summer life at
this resort is at the Sea Bright Beach
Club, on the ocean front. Here the
summer social programme provides for
dances, tennis and yachting parties,
golfng, bathing and fishing, together
with a variety Of other summer diver
sions. As a rule, the clubhouse har-
bors a sprightly crowd Of people fifteen
hours day.
On Monday the fifth anniversary Of
the organization and erection of the
beautiful Rumson Country CLUB, on
the Rumson Road, will be held az the
clubhouse. There will be polo games,
eolfng, tennis and yacht races. In the
afternoon a lawn party will be tender
dered the members of the female sex
OF the club on the terrace. An elaborate
display Of fireworks will mark a feat
ure Of the evening festivities. Should
the day prove stormy the celebration
will be held on the next clear day.