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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1902

Page

19

North Jersey coast revels in busy holiday crowds

On the North Jersey coast a bustling Fourth of July scene unfolds with carriages and autos lining streets and cottages, while Seabright and Monmouth Beach host clubs, dances, and hotel openings. Prominent figures visit, summer events begin, and preparations for a busy season are under way.

Hathaway Inn opens to weekend visitors at century old resort

There was an unprecedented rush of Sunday visitors to the seaside resort as Hathaway Inn formally opened on Saturday evening. The Deal Golf Club house served as the rendezvous for many guests who praised the course despite its soggy condition, deeming the greens and links among the finest. C. E. P. Brokes of New York is staying in Lincoln and is noted as an ex ambassador to the court.

Port Jersey New-York Monmouth Memorial Hospital North Jersey Garret Riebart Hiberon Charles 3. Schwal Hollywood Galt Club Bernard J. Nicholls Henry S. Wiltons Jacobus Seabright Presbyterian Serotam Rk Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church J. F. Shaw Augustus Chandler Dai Seach Hathaway Inn Deal Golf Club Taylor

Summer Residents at Neptune Avenue Homes

St James resident guest at Hathaway Inn. Tilingworth Newark steel magnate takes a cottage on Neptune avenue. A J Mayer of New York spends summer in Rol avenue home. W L Sutphin of New York joins Sydney avenue cottagers. Hl A Towle Newark physician leases a summer home on Neptune avenue.

St. James Hathaway Inn Tilingwoorth Newark Neptune-ave A. J. Mayer New-York W.L. Sutphin Hl. A. Towle Neptune Ave

Preaching At Ocean Grove Opens Summer Series

Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of Philadelphia to preach next Sunday in the Auditorium. Today Bishop FitzGerald and Rev. Yatman delivered powerful sermons at St. Pauls. Several visitors and residents are noted at Spray View, Ocean Pathway, and nearby cottages as the season begins.

Ocean Grove N. J Cyrus D. Foss Philadelphia St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church James N. FitzGerald Camp Meeting Association Charles H. Yatman K. A. Buckhout Newark Spray View Lemuel Botherill Montclair Ihe Ufford E. E. Hooker York William Desendorf New York Couse Charles Jackson Rahway Eldren St. Louis Summmerfield Tineton Seminary Wiliam H. Skirm Trenton

Atlantic City Throngs Gather For Summer Holiday

Thousands from across the country crowd Atlantic City New Jersey as the beach promenade fills with visitors in bathing attire. Mayor Steyr enforces firecracker limits on the beach amid concerns of fires. Medical association holds annual meeting at Hotel Scarborough. impresario Hashim opens Empire Theatre while patrons stay at Marlborough.

Lantic City N. J Herry Walk Steyr America Ada Maltimore Hallroad Medical Association Doeturs Sera Istar Scarborough Hashim Grand Opera Philadelphia Empire Theatre

Asbury Park Busy Beach Weekend Amid Mixed Weather

Lowering clouds and a Saturday downpour kept some visitors away yet a large holiday crowd still filled the boardwalk and hotels. Officials consider expanding the beach band to forty five and upgrading the central music stand while church and theater plans reshape the summer scene.

Sunday Throngs at Greenwood Lake Draw Big Holiday Crowd

A large Sunday crowd gathers at Greenwood Lake New Jersey as residents and visitors use the railroad low fares for a regional day trip. Notables include Mr and Mrs David Kimball of New York visiting the lake area and cottages near Warwick. A party from Tuxedo arrives in a mountain wagon driven by Mr Howard of New York.

Tjreanwool Lake N. J Recitars Trie Glens David Kimball New York Kimball Warwick Tuxedo Howerd New-York Ringwood and Hewitt West Side Road Berkshire Valley Mrs. Merrington

Transients at Lake Hopatcong Draw Weekend Crowd

Visitors flood Lake Hopatcong aboard two steamboat lines with scouts competing for business. German house patrons on Sundays and hotel openings at Breslin and Zucks Lakeside draw parties from New York, including Dr Black and guests.

Lake Hopatcons N. J Hopatcong Morrisanal All Lake Breslin Quinn Zuck Lakeside Zucks Black Sussex Shore New York Hay Lee Miss Lee H. Dearborn

Allenhurst Cottages Opening At New Jersey Resort

Allenhurst New Jersey June 22 Nearly all cottagers have opened their summer homes and hotels report full early season patronage After the Fourth social events including balls and germans are expected J E Nichols of New York head of Austin Nichols Co has taken a cottage on Elberon avenue George J Ferry Jr of New York will stay on Corlies avenue until October A P Gardiner of New York has brought his family for a protracted stay J E Knapp of New York president of the Maryland Coal Company is settled on Casey Euclid cottage S Q Mingle and other Gothamites join in the season William B Phillips of Brooklyn and Wallace Scott of New York are among arrivals for the summer

Ong XN. J North Jersey Lanee Park Brighton Ave Tony Branch Seabrichtown Rumson Road Barrett Packer Cottage the Meadow Yacht Club Sllagers Monmouth Beach Seabright Reed St Seabright Monouth Getagon Hotel Thatson Robert Alen Wack New York James John ©. Hertle Zandi Lone Branch Opera Sreson Pleasure Har Park Piensy Opera Company Brangzeine Isabelie Epenins mi Badd Ross Tiowas Grady Diary West Han Williams Geerge Elmer Brothere Lila Biow Ruth DV Francis Irene Mallette Mas Courtenay Lula Whalen Vieter Stewart Asbury Park N. J Bradley Egypt Esplanade Parsons Music Committee Common Council Methodist Episcopal Church Firstave Malineau J. ©. Wilson St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church Wedderspoon Thomas O'Hanlon Pennington Seminary Sewall Ave Westminster Presbyterians First Presbyterian Fouiding Hurtig & Seamon Municipal Hospital Westminster Hotel As Hillier Lippincott C.D. Smith Alfred Chid L. J. Weil Casey Sixth-ave W. W. Chester Elizabeth Deal Lake Augustus Creveling Jersey City Third-ave James J. Luffy Trey Asbury-ave Priscilla S Heverin New-York Ocean Hotel M. J. Shevlin Brooklyn Ocean View West End Willam Jay Hunt Montclair Brunswick William BK. Mount Fifth Avenue House Mount William M. Rabineon Yonkers James Ryan Buffalo Raymond Brunsch A. T. Harding Fifth Avenue A. P. van Saun Riverdale N. Y A. J. Fletcher Eighth-ave I. W. Kingsley Seventh-ave E. H. Lipman Newark John Mulholland Second-ave Edward Rhine Allenhurst J. E. Nichols Austin, Nichols & Co Elberon-ave George J. Ferry, Jr Corlles-ave A. P. Gardiner J. E. Knapp Maryland Coal Company Casey Euclid S. Q Mingle Gothamites Corlies-ave William &. Phillips Allen-ave Wallace Scott

Delaware Water Gap Busy Weekend At Resort

A Delaware Water Gap report notes June weekend activity at the station baggage area, a NewYork outing organized by T. W. Stewart, visitors touring Dingmans Ferry and Eureka Glen, and a quiet Sunday with bathing and strolls. Names include Harold Smith J Lambert C Lucas James Collins and George English.

Delaware Water Gap Penn Dingman’s Ferry T. W. Stewart New York Beattie George English Brooklyn Eureka Glen Harold Smith J. Lambert C. Lucas Bay Ridge James Coullins Paterson, N. J

Westchester Pleasures Draw Rivers and Clubs Seaside Crowd

Thousands from New York and nearby areas enjoyed a sunny Sunday at Glen Island Hudson Park Rye Beach and other Sound shores. The day featured regatta aftermath gatherings yacht groups clambakes concerts and a crowded rail and trolley network around Mount Vernon New Rochelle and Larchmont with numerous clubs planning Fourth of July events and fundraisers for local hospitals and churches.

New York Glen Island Hudson Park Rye Beach Westchester Mount Vernon New Rochelle Larchmont Temple Club Masonic Rye Beach Inn Schamaxon Club Bronx Gramatan Country Club Bronxville Blancker Place Court New Rochelle Hospital Pelham Field and Marine Club Long Island Sound Stwanoy Golf Club Mc Vernon Warren Hastings Rge C. GG. H. Ankerson Harold M. Wilcox

Glen Island opening day draws huge crowd to historic resort

Forty thousand visitors enjoyed Glen Island on the season’s first Sunday. The Starin boats ran at capacity and extra trips were added. Highlights included Mexican Vaqueros exhibitions, the Zoo with baby animals, two Baynes concerts, and German themed sections plus improved beach and boating facilities.

Glen Island Starin Pliers Cortland St Zoo Baynes Germany Rhine Idlewild Rooklyn Newark Christian Endeavor Harlem Seal Grotto

New Exhibits Draw Strong Attendance for Barking Species

The article notes several new attractions among the displays including barking species from Alaska. Despite a large turnout there was no overcrowding and visitors were admirably managed.

Alaska

Long Beach Hotel Opens Season With Noted Guests

Long Beach on Long Island welcomed the season last night as the Long Beach Hotel opened under favorable conditions. A large influx of Brooklynites and New Yorkers were booked for the season, with many rooms already requested. The hotel notes significant improvements including new bathing pavilions near the ocean and a busy reception as guests from Manhattan Brooklyn and Long Island arrive.

Long Beach Long Island Long Beach Hotel R. R. Appleton Manhattan W. H. Appleton M. Dittenhoefer Jude Hoefer F. C. Eleter Dughter J Ehrich Chick A. H. For Farris H. B. Fisher French Miss French Mr. King A HO Lavin R. Lunburger P Lawrence Loug Ant Lombard J. W. Mille K. Myers Ayers Mursi Jay W . Metzer D. McCormack Francis Murdock J. Menk J. CO. Murpoah and & EE. Ormand Menzies Murph D. Roberts W.F. Revertson Rhines R. Rice 5. Ryneer S. Rothenburg Count EE Rines G. Roberts Charles Sunner F. F. Schumann Charles Thompson Charles Thompson and Ees Miss A. Tueslow, William D. Trydall M. Wetherell J. S. Weiler

4A School of Acting at St James

The St James acting colony on Long Island plans a summer school of acting from May to October. Pupils will receive coaching for stage, drama, vaudeville and light opera with regular evening performances in a barn theatre with box office.

St. James Long Island

Far Rockaway's Boom Sets Summer Cottage Pace

Far Rockaway Long Island reports early cottage leasing with demand outstripping supply. Thirty five new cottages are under construction and rents rise. leases extend to Lawrence Cedarhurst and Far Rockaway for six months or longer. Notable leases include James D. Leary to Miss Lillian Russell and many others listed among Rockaway properties.

Far Rockaway Long Island Rockawey Lawrence Cedarhurst James D. Leary Lillian Russell G. B. Beatty H. Curtis Margaret Norton M. Somerich F. Fitter Miller James Harper 3. Marks Thomas F. Gilroy T. F. Denzer Herman Schurer M. Caffrex James A. Shaw Maffett Hugh Kelly C. E. Smith DP L Nerberg S. N. Decker Albert Hirsch William Miller Mr. Slade F. W. Toleman E. M. Taylor I. Cooney Leon S Mendel E. O'Reilley L Cohn Arthur Heidelberg A. D. Beer Oscar Eph E. Crager G. J. L. Norton Alliam Norton William Vogel M. J. F. Freston Joseph Fox Freston E Naumberger E. B. Corey Julia MeTizne H. J. Meyers MeTizne Julia I. Borland B. Meserole John S. Nichols David Spero Wave Crest I. Bijur A. J. Neuberger Samuel Steiner W. Guildman Emil Calman D. Lichtenstein E. Stetelitz Freidenheit S. H. Guggenheimer Callman B. Benjamin Mr. Straus Arnold

Weather at Pocono: blue skies return to Mount Pocono area

June 22 report from Mount Pocono Pennsylvania notes settled weather for a time with blue skies and fresh greenery. station agent and postmaster Edward Hooker expect pleasant conditions though brooks remain swollen and muddy hindering sport. Cresco region filling with small inns and campers as city traders visit via the New York special.

Mount Pocono Penn Lackawanna Edward’ Hooker Pocono Pocono Mountain House Sullivan Ran Brook New York Cresco Canadensis Adirondacks Messrs de Haven and Townsend Sankers Cramps

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