North Jersey coast basks in summer bustle and events
The North Jersey coast thrives with visitors, cottagers, and clubs opening for the season. Seabright, Monmouth Beach, and Long Branch report active schedules, hotel openings, receptions, and concerts as summer plans intensify.
Notable guests and residents summering in Neptune Avenue homes
The article lists St James guest at Hathaway Inn and several prominent figures spending the season in Neptune Avenue. Clarence Ilingworth Newark steel magnate occupies a cottage there, A J Mayer of New York stays at Roseldave, W I Sutphin of New York is among the Sydney Cottagers, and A Towle a Newark physician has leased a summer home in Neptune Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Hathaway Inn
Clarence Ilingworth
Newark
Neptune-ave
A. J. Mayer
New-York
Sutphin
Sydney
A. Towle
Neptune Ave
A. T. Harding
New York
Fifth Avenue
A. P. van Laun
Riverdale
N. Y
West End
A. J. Fletcher
Seventh-ave
Alvin I. Ivy
David Jacobus
Jersey City
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Eighth-ave
I. W. Kingsley
FE. H. Lipman
Lighth-ave
John Mulholland
Second-ave
Edward Rhine
Charles Koilstede
Thomas O'Shea
P. O'Shea
E. A. Richards
Salisbury
Mort Tillinghast
George F. Valentine
Henry D. Winans
E. C. Moffat
J. H. Hindly
E. C. Tooker
William Knight
Frank L. Anthony
Thomas Coman
E. Fellow Jenkins
A. L. Hanscom
F. F. Hickox
Mr. Pesani
C. H. Post
James Naughton
William McComb
John J. Harrington
W. J. Nauss
Frederick Moss
Hf. A. Jackson
L. M Scott
Oscar Meyer
FE. Baumgarten
A Thompson
H. Belew
D. MacGregor
John Graham
W. H. Search
Mr. Newman
Mr. Craven
Mr. Ely
Andrew W
Preachers Lead Ocean Grove Sermons as Summer Season Delays
In Ocean Grove New Jersey June 22 special report Bishop Cyrus D Foss of Philadelphia and Rev Charles H Yatman led strong sermons at the Methodist Episcopal Church while awaiting the start of regular summer services in the Auditorium. Local visitors include K A Buckhout Newark and others staying at Spray View and Ocean Pathway cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
North Jersey
Brighton-ave
Seabr J
Rumson Road
Cecil Barrett
Packer Cottage
the Meadow Yacht Club
Monmouth Beach
Seabright
Reed
Seabright Re
Octaz
New York
James
Robert A. Long
John
Hertle
Zandi
Long Branch
Jape Seas Opera Company
Evangeline
Isabelie Underwood
opeTins Hi
Budd Ross
Thomas G i Tan Williams
George Einerers
Lila Biow
Ri i
Port-Au-F
Jersey Cs
ofew-York
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Garret Aifobart
R& Lass
N-Vyork Musical Organ
Paterson
Elberon
Cing
Charles J. Schwat
Hs A
Hollywood Gelf Club
Ohe
Bernard J. Nicholls
Henry S. Wilson
Jacobus
Pelpit
Searight Presbyterian
Simpson Methodist Epis
J. F. Shaw
Augustus Chandler
Simpson Brother
Ocean Grove
Cyrus D. Foss
Philadelphia
Yes
Methodist Episcopal Church
James N. FitzGerald
Mp Meeting Association
Charles H. Yatman
Young People's Meetings
K. A. Buckhout
Newark
Spray View
Zotherill
Montclatr
Stratford
Hooker
Desendorf
Family
Casey
Broad
Jackson
Rahway
Louis
Elizabeth
New Phila- Cooper
B. Blain
Geneva
N. Y
Thomas O'Hanlon
Eton Seminary
William H. Skirm
Trenton
Ocean Pathway
Atlantic City Throngs Flocking to Beach as Mayor Bans Firecrackers
Crowds from across the country flood Atlantic City New Jersey as the boardwalk teems with visitors in early June. Mayor Story prohibits firecrackers on the beach to prevent fires while police enforce the ban along the waterfront. The surge includes locals and out of town guests enjoying the surf and seaside sights.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Story
America
More
Ohio Railroad Medical
Scarborough
Hashim
Grand Opera
Philadelphia
Empire Theatre
Frost
Sabriskie
New-York
Miss Viola
Gladys
Lewis
Pratt
Furniture FE
Marlborough House
Ken
Sunday Throng At Greenwood Lake In New Jersey
Greenwood Lake New Jersey June 22 Special a large Sunday crowd visits the resort with many arriving by Erie Railroad boats and private wagons. Ex Mayor Hewitt owns the lake area and has provided rustic benches a casino swings a dancing platform and picnic areas. Visitors come from New York City Tuxedo and Warwick with several parties touring the region and taking boats to hotels for Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Beach
N. J
Hathaway Inn
Wes
Deal Golf Club
Taylor
Greenwood Lake
Giens
Hewitt
Erie
Sterling Forest
David Kimball
New York
Yester
Kimball
Warwick
Tuxedo
Mr. Howard
New-York
Ringwood
Jiewitt
West Side Road
Berkshire V
Mrs. Merrington
Transients Day at Lake Hopatcong
Lake Hopatcong hosts transients day with day visitors dining and touring by boat. Boat line competition at the station and pier, German restaurant patrons frequent lower lake ends. Hotels Breslin and Zack's Lakeside open. Dr Black hosts a party from New York aboard his launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopatcong
Breslin
Quinn
Zack
Lakeside
Zucks
Black
Sussex
New York
Ray
Lee
Miss Lee
H. Dearborn
Asbury Park News Highlights From June 22
Clouds drift over the shore as crowds return after a Saturday rain. The boardwalk and pavilions bustle with visitors while plans for a larger beach band and improved lighting unfold. Episcopalian and Presbyterian services raise funds, and theater plans shift to a new vaudeville venue opening July 4.
Allenhurst Cottages Opening At Exclusive New Jersey Resort
Nearly all cottagers have opened summer homes at Allenhurst New Jersey and hotels are hosting early summer guests. After the Fourth expect balls and socials. Notables from New York and Brooklyn have taken cottages on Elberon Corlies avenues and Allen-avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst
N. J
J. E. Nichols
New-York
Austin, Nichols & Co
Elberon
George J. Ferry, Jr
Corlles-ave
A. P. Gardiner
New York
J. E. Knapp
Maryland Coal Company
S. Q Mingle
Corlies-ave
William E. Phillips
Brooklyn
Allen-ave
Wallace Scott
Delaware Water Gap Busy on Summer Holiday
Visitors flock to Delaware Water Gap with carriage trains from Dingmans Ferry. T W Stewart of New York organized an outing as boating and bathing fill the day. A stag party led by George English from Brooklyn explored Eureka Glen while friends from New York Bay Ridge Paterson joined the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Water Gap
Penn
Dingman’s Ferry
T. W. Stewart
New York
George English
Brooklyn
Eureka Glen
Harold Smith
J. Lambert
C. Lucas
Bay Ridge
James Collins
Paterson
N. J
Westchester Shore Fun and Festivities Draw Crowds
Thousands from New York and beyond flocked to Glen Island, Hudson Park, Rye Beach and other Sound spots for a sunlit holiday with crowded trolley routes and late returns. Regatta afterglow at Larchmont, clambakes at Rye Beach Inn, and a wave of concerts, tennis finals, and charity events across Mount Vernon New Rochelle and Bronxville mark a bustling pre Fourth of July weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glen Island
Hudson Park
Rye Beach
Westchester
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Larchmont
Temple Club
Masonic District
Rye Beach Inn
Scamaxon Club
Bronx
Gramatan Country Club
Bronxville
Bancker Place Court
New Rochelle Hospital
Pelham Field and Marine Club
Long Island Sound
Siwanor Golf Club
Warren Hastings
Weiss
G. H. Ankerson
George C. Harold M. Willcox
N. F. Barrett
Rochelle Park
12Th Regiment
Glen Islands Opening Day Attracts 40000 Visitors
Yesterday marked the season kick off at Glen Islands with about forty thousand guests. Boat service ran at capacity from Cortland Street and extra vessels were deployed to handle the crowds. The resort showcased new features including a Wild West vaquero display and an expanded Zoo with newborn animals, while bands performed at the grand cafe and pavilion.
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Glen Island
Starvi
Cortland St
Zoo
Baynes
Germany
Rhine
Idlewild
Rooklyn
Newark
Christian Endeavor
Harlem
Seal Grotto
No Overcrowding at Alaska Barking Species Exhibition
Large attendance marked the event with several new displays including barking specimens from Alaska. Despite the crowd, management kept orderly handling and visitors were kept under control.
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Alaska
Long Beach Hotel Opens Season With Notable Guests
The Long Beach Hotel on Long Island opened for the season with many prominent Brooklynites and New Yorkers booked for the summer. The hotel reports strong room demand and recent improvements including new oceanfront bathing pavilions. Guests listed include numerous families and individuals from Manhattan Brooklyn and surrounding areas.
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Long Beach
Long Island
U Long Beach Hotel
R. &. Appleton
Manhattan
W. H. Appleton
Appleton
M. Bergstresser
C. R. Brown
C. R. Baker
Ana
Beckman
Jacob Berry
J Beall
A. Crawford
J. J. Campire
Campire
J. W. Cooper
Manhatta
Frank Baily
Mr. Schott
Felix
P. Campbell
James_ A. Cameron
A. S. Kirkman
W. Longman
J. B
F. Cher
J Ehrich
Chick
A. H. Ford
Farris
H. B. Fisher
French
J. N. Greenfield
Gedder
W. J
M. A. Gaffney
S. O
H. F. C. Hewett
Hewett
A Hellbut
J. G. Hopkins
B. K
King
A. H. R. Lunburger
Renee
BE. Lombard
Mot
M Ray
P. Lawschild
J. W. Miller Myers
Lawrence Mur R. Metzer
Francis Murdock
Menzies
S. Rosenblack
J. D. Roberts
W. F. ’ Tsen
Rhines
R. E. Ryneer
S. Rothenburg
Count E. Rhines
G. Roberts
Charles Sunner
F. F. Schumann
Charles Thompson
A. Tueslow
William D. Trydall
M. Wetherell
S. Weiler
M Kurtz
Miss Sturgis
Manhatts
Clara Herbert Melvin
J. Cameron
Brooklyn
Knott Wilson
Knots Wilson
Miss Monks
Irs
S. L. Cannon
John Monks
Arthor H. K. Carpenter
C. H. Behae
Summer Acting School For Long Island Thespians
The James 4A School of Acting on St James Long Island announces a summer program by the actor colony from May to October. A new theatre will host daily performances including drama vaudeville and night opera with a box office and admission. Backers expect the venture to be financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Long Island
James
Far Rockaway Summer Cottage Boom Persists
Far Rockaway Long Island sees an early cottage rental season with high demand and rising rates. Despite 35 new cottages under construction, leases are being taken for six months or longer to Lawrence Cedarhurst and Far Rockaway, with numerous notable buyers and returning seasonal residents listed among the transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Rockawey
Lawrence
Cedarhurst
James D. Leary
Lillian Russell
G. B. Beatty
H. Curtis
Margaret Norton
M. Somerich
F. Fitters
B. Miller
James Harper
S. Marks
Thomas F. Gilroy
T. F. Denzer
F. Pentlarge
Henry Brash
A. D. Cheever
F. de Voe
Charles E. Smith
Arthur Choate
Myer Foster
F. W.S. Crosby
T. R. A. Hall
M. A. Webster
E. Martin Black
Leon Gotheil
G. L. Strong
Herman Schur
Corey
J. Erbetler
Thomas F
Eugene Vallens
P. Jordan
D. Lein
Rockaway
B. R. Meserole
Dr. E. Curtis
C. A. Degersdorf
I. Borland
General B. Meserole
John S. Nichols
David Spero
Wave Crest
L Bijur
A.L. Neuberger
Samuel Steiner
W. Goldman
Emil Caiman
D. Lichtenstein
E. Stetzlitz
I_ Freidenheit
S. H. Gugenheimer
Callman
B. Benjamin
Straus
Arnold Leo
Max Gutwilling
Bred
D. Luchenh
Harriman
Edward Dodgem
Lever
Mandever
Biz Fser
J. Speigelbere
Swan
I. A. Rt
E. Lindeman
Lowenthal
Frank Wif F. Mayer
H. Bernhard
J. Ramsey
Seligman
Harris
Max Schevarez
Frowenfeld
Myer Gano
Freston’s
Jo ‘S
E. C
Mount Pocono Weather Notes and Mountain Village Scene
Mount Pocono reports settle in weather with no rain expected for a time. The Lackawanna station agent and postmaster Uncle Edward Hooker forecast calm conditions, trout streams swollen but not ideal for fishing, Cresco and Canadensis remain quiet with wealthy Philadelphians’ camps noted and Sunday observances emphasized.
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Mount Pocono
Penn
Lackawanna
Edward” Hooker
Pecono
Pocono Mountain House
Sullivan Ran Brook
Ash Company
New York
Cresco
Pocono
Canadensis
Adirondacks
Messrs
de Haven
Townsend
Sankers
Cramps
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John Gilbertson
Oceanic
John Scarborough
Christ Church
Shrewsbury
William A. Headen
Fair Haven
Senator Dunham
New Mollywood
Hellywood
John A Lench
Cucaco
David Hochstadter
Corrine Hochstadter
von Dever
S. W. Ehrich
Seward
S. Howard Ehrich
Maver
E. Siegman
J.leonard Lester
Edwin Fields
Florence Foo
Lederer
Brown
J. &. Peyvers
Ulin
Ehares
George Hobart
George W. Hobart, Jr
Alfred Dowrick
Pannaci
W. H. Brown
Marx
J. M_ Asher
F. L. Gray
M. W. Benk
Arenee Woodbury
Emily Woodbury
Ena
Helen Woitt
W. Wolff
Bretnand
Kauffman
William Brand
I. A. Simm
G. Kaufman
Alfred Hern
Balset
Iam Hoey
Bishop Fitzgerald
Lake Hopatcong
Asbury Park
NEW
Bradley
Egypt
Parsons
Music Committee
Common Council
Firstave
Maliteau
J. ©. Wilson
St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church
Wedderspoon
Pennington Seminary
Sewall Ave
Westminster Presbyterians
First Presbyterian
Hurtig & Seamon
Munichal Hospital
Westminster Hotel
As Hillier
L. J. Weil
Sixth-ave
W. W. Chester
Deal Lake
Augustus Creveling
Third-ave
Duffy
Troy
William M. Robinson
Yonkers
James Ryan
Buffalo
Raymond
Brunsarf
Allenhurst Cottages
Glen Islands
Long Beach Hotel
Far Rockaway’s
de Vraraeaf
Paris
China
Switzerland
Japan
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Broadway
Fourth Ave
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