Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-17
nrro,AL rnL1eRAx TO THE DrspArcz.

AsBURY PARK, August 16-Old Neptune ID
pounding the beach here numerically this
summer. The spray dashes daily over the
ocean promenade, and boardwalk, pier and
pavilion tremble under the ruthless lombard
ment Never before, in Asbury Parks 20 years
Of summer existence, has the old ocean made
such hasty and determined advances upon the
land. Founder Bradley and his army Of work.
men are flied with despair at the present de-
struction and the omlnous signs Of more to
follow.
The second annual meeting of the Order of
Kings Daughters was held on Wednesday In
Ocean Grove under the auspices of the Central
Council Of New York. The assembly was
opened bv an address by Mrs. Isabella c. Davis,
of New York. Other prominent persons par
ticipating were: Mrs. William Sk1dwell, the
Rev. DR.. Frank Cookman, Mrs. ]. I. Ellis, the
Rev. s. Ed yard Young, M the e. Rev: pr; ,ii, L w;
Henry Heodley, Superintendent of the Rescue
Mission of st. Bartholomew's P. E. Church,
New York; Jacob A. Riis, Vice President OF
and Mrs. James F. Ruggles, President of the
Tenement House Committee. The women's
encouragement meetings were held on Thurs
day and Friday. These meetings are strictly
least reference to the suffrage and do
careless newspapers. To-day and to-mOr-
soco.r the will So5 an snSn. msetinc
This being the last Of the Ocean Grove meet
ings, except the campmeeting, which begins
Tuesday. 1t is expected to be as 1t usually is of
very considerable interest. The Sunday preach
ers are: The Rev. DR.. Rudisill. missionary of
India; Mrs VIM. B. Osborne, wife of the found
er Of Ocean Grove. now of India; the Rev. J.
Simmons, of Mt. Vernon, N. 7.
THE sEAsIDE.AssEMBLY.
The seventh session of the Seaside Assembly
nc Avon-by-the-Sea. will continue until the last
of this month. The President is the Rev. Dr.
Alfred A. Wright, of Boston; Vice Presidents
DR.. A. l. Turner, of New York; Dr.. G. r. Block
all, of Philadelphia; Secretary. VIM. L. Alberti,
of Brooklyn, Treasurer, the Rev. George c.
Maddox, of Asbury Park. The annual meet
ing of the Seaside Assembly, Chautauqua Lit
erary and Scientific Circle, was held on Thurs
day. The reorganization day and graduating
exercises occur on August &. A department Of
art is q special feature this year. 1t is under
the direction of Superintendent John Ward
Stimson and other teachers in the New York
Institute for artist-artisans elocution and
physical culture are in charge Of NJ lime. Al
berti, of Brooklyn; kindergarten work, Mrs.
M. L. VanKirk, Of Philadelphia; Music, Prof.
Albert w. Borst, of Philadelphia; Memory,
French and German: DR.. Edward Pick. OF Lon.
DR.. Charles r. Deems, of New York: Sunday
Schools the Rev. 8. w. Clark, of Paterson, N.
J.; Bible Studies, President Dr.. Alfred A.
School" On Tuesday, David A. Boody, of
Brooklyn, lectured on Fruits of Christianity"
and the Rev. DR.. Thomas Scott Bacon, of Mary
land, on primitive Man" Wednesday morn
ing the concluding public address. of the series
on Christian philosophy, was delivered by Hon.
William L. Wilson. Congressman from West
Virginia. His topic was 1.-The Church and the
Industrial Revolution" James A. Green. a
Cincinnati journalist is lecturfng this week at
the evening entertainments. On the coming
week, ]. q. Ambrose, a Chicago journalist,
Mime. Alberti and Prof A. W. Borst will enter.
tain the A Won students. ..
THE PIrTsBURe VISITORS.
Mr. George Il. Bennett. Pittsburg liquor
merchant is occupying Henry Days handsome
cottage on Chelsea avenue at Long Branch.
His family and party of friends and relatives
accompany him.
Mr.. Lew M. Moore. of Pittsburg. is stopping
at Third avenue hotel.
Mrs. Mary Small and Miss Minnie Small.
mother and niece of Mrs. Frank Patterson, Of
These ladies reside in Martinsburg. W. Va.
Mr.. W. 81. Grier. of Columbia, Pa, Is sum
mering in Ocean Grove.
Mr.. g. w. Proctor, Lewisburg, Pa, mer-
chant, and his family are on Fourth avenue.
Attorney General William Henry Harrison
Miller. of President Harrison's Cabinet, has
secured q suite of rooms for himself and family
at fashionable hotel here.
Mr.. c. l. Mckee, Of Pittsburg, is on Asbury
avenue. - -
Mrs. T. Marshall, Miss Annie Marshall, Mrs.
b. c. Teller and Mr.. E. N. DAVIS are prominent
Pittsburg residents who are pleasantly situated
in a fashionable resort near the sea
Mr.. r. Coster, of Pittsburg, and Miss Alice
Kaufman, or Allegheny, registered yesterday
Other Pittsburg people here are: Mr.. J. ].
Mccormick, Mr.. q. 81. McGee, Mr.. George Won
Bonhorst Mr. Chris l. Magee, Mr.. R. b. Petty
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Smith.