New-York tribune., 1886-07-25
ASBURY PA RR.
AN UNUSUALLY GAY WEEK.

,r,o, TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rR1BUNE.l
AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 24.-Thls has been
an unusually gay week here. The encampment OF the
Lincoln Guards OF Jersey City, Company OF the 4th
Regiment National Guards OF SewJersey on the grassy
plot between the ocean sunset LAKE, has been the
daily Mecca OF crowds Of pretty girls whose fancy
dresses striking to the dark blue suits OF
the citizen soldiers At the Academy Of Music at
Lake-sve. and KIngsey-st, the Ideal opera company
mas been Citing audiences with the Chimes OF Nor
mandy" Tie troupe is strong one, and the perform
ances unusually good good "bnl IS promised az
the Academy the coming week.
There hops ali the hotels and large boarding
houses this evening At the Coleman House the Amuse
ment Hall was crowded with merry dancers until mid
night.
The cosey Wyatt House. ThIrd-sve. has Japanese
parlor which is greatly admired. Friday evening the
young people held MIkado party, with M4ss carrie
Green as Yum YUM"
Extensive preparations being made here for an
entertainment In behalf OF the Fresh-Ar Fund OF THE
TRIBUNE. Several Of the leading artists IN the Idea!
Opera Company expected part in the enter
tanment
Carroll the sIxth-sve photographer OF New-York has
opened a gallery at Thlri-ave aud Kingsey-st
Howard Campbell aud family. OF Brook have taken
Arbutus Cottage on Fourth-ave. for the season.
The Rev DR.. william Z. Corbitt and family are at
ocean Grove.
The annual carnival Healey Lake. the dividing line
OF Asbury Park and y cean GroVe Will Dc nelu next
week.
Tue Rev T. c. Des Barnes. OF leading divnes OF
T Toronto Canada IL at the Grand Avenue Hotel
Mayor Bakslee. of stag sing. Is at the Mnos House
Third ave with hs FAMILY.
Professor Ragan attracting crowds OF people 70 IL
G. " Bude and family, OF New YORK, are at the Madi
The concerts at the Fifth Avenue Pavilion by the band
OF the CITY OF Brooklyn are the finest ever given
here The cost OF the music will be about
$1,000 The money Is raised BY public subscription
Mr. Lewellyn Miller and family OF Baltimore, are al
Mr.. Rev Dr. Corbtt of New York. ia drilling a large
number OF children fora sunday school and Seaside Re
the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Mrs julia Bradford and Mrs Annie Courtney both OF
New York, who are guests OF the Hyatt House, VIII
spend August at Saratoga. -
Mrs Caroline Il. Pemberon, OF the Albio has in her
paror several massive and unique pieces OF furniture
which we're purchased fifty years at public
the house Of the retiring British Consul In New
York.
Kingsley and Third-ave. is the Rev. Dr. Tuttle.
president OF Wabash College.
The Rev DR.. De witt OF the Rutgers College Theolog-
lca Seminary and OF tho rcvisers OF the Ola lesIA
ment, and his family are at the Grand Central
Colonel III. C. Page and his wife, OF New-fork, are ~
the Hamilton.
Miss E A Dickson Miss Ella True William Yueng.
ling. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wyatt OF NewYork ana
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Green aud Miss Carrie Green Oh
PlxIuneld, n. j., the Wyatt House.
Mra William Keller and Miss Keller. OF New-forK arc
| al the Metropolitan Hotel
Seminary and Professor Harmon Of Dickinson College
! and wife Ocean Grove
The baths at Dr. Fords Seaside Sanitarium are popu
lar with those who prefer "hot bath 70 plunge !"
Tne Rev Charles H. Mead, OF Newark. n. j., 10 guest
| OF the Rev. Charles Ii. KiG1er. Of Mnnroc-ave -
Admiral Cliz, recently In command or the Nortu
Atlantic squadrons spending his urOugn with his wife
| and children at the Victoria.