New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
AVON SEASIDE ASSEMBLY.
SUMNER SCHOOLS BY THE SURF.

SUMNER SCHOOLS BY THE SURF.
MUsIC-CHRISTIAN PUILOsOPHY-APPLIED ART
CAvEs-soCIETY.
Avonby- the sea. " j.. July 81 (specan.-Thc
classes in art. elocuon oatory and aesthetic physical
culture all drawing large attendanccs the sea-
side Assembly grounds. The kindergarten is also a
rryat success The school of Music under Professor
Albert ". Borst. will open August l. On August
the Rev DE- Charles r. Deems win be here and the
school II the American Instltgte Of Christian
Philosophy Will open. Some Of the abest speakers Of
the country on the Institute lecture list.
Madame Le Princes classes in art form a most
Interesting feature Of seaside Assembly. Her par
tcIlar work is the pctcu application Of design to
the trades While she uses the best art principles,
she gives art efforts commercial value. Besides treat
ing Of design, she teaches the technique Of practical
success. She was formerly principal Of the Leeds
Tcciglcal school Of Design in England. While Their,
her scholars took the honors at the Paris Exposition.
Tie year previous Ia hor connection with the New
York Institute for Arti-t Artisans she in charge
4 the department Of design of the NcwlOrk Institute
for the Deaf and Dumb. Her pupils from there
took the medal, at the NcwOrleans Exposition, and
the bronze medal Of superiority at the American In
.tltute Fair
Or u. G. Hovcy. who delivered his course Of lect
u-.s On caves here before the seaside Assembly, is
taking his summer outing at the sylvan Lodge. For
mauy years the Doctor has written about caves. His
first article wa, for I'll" Tribune. He is one Of
the foremost cave explorers in the country and can
r,,.te many stones 0f adventures underground
rew accidents occur At the Avon bathing grounds
80 fatal drowning ha, happened since bronzed and
sturdy Captain Ki,tcll formerly OF the Life Saving
service became The bathing master
At the Avon Inn is X. NJ iIelpensten, Of Elizabeth,
y. J.
Miss Louise Gerard the wellknown New-York
soprano j. a guest at the sylvan Lodge.
>. Fox. Of Philadelphia stays at the Avon Inn
Mrs John Mason. IT, IS of the Philadelphia
1.csts at the Hotel buckingham.
Caldwell X. Bddle is among the Philadelphia
guests ut tie Avon Inn.
Ms, Blanche Iurline is visiting some Of her Phlar
delpha friends tho Hotel oxford
Thcciorc +. Patterson. Of safe Hsrbor Penn. Is
registered at the Avon Inn.
". l.. Bunker Is Philadephian registered at the
Norwood Inn.
Or. H. F. Harlan, Of Washington, D. G., is guest
Al the Hotel Oxfori.
Harry h. Weber, Of Pittsburg, has his the
NorH OVd Inn register.
g. j. Chetwod, OF New York. again registers at the
Avon Inn.
Mr., Arthur Cans IS one Of the Brooklyn guests at
The Hotel Buckingham.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. BasSler, of NeT'Yorh are among
the guests AZ the Avon Inn.
Clark Dnlcnbcck is a new Philadelphia arrival at
the Norwood Inn.
one Of the Philadelphia guests at the Hotel oxford
is Charles \. Fenn.
Mss j. b. IlcmphilI Of Hodaysburg. Penn, is
visiting some friends at the Norwood Inn.
c. Newbold of New-iork, signs his name on the
register at the Avon Inn.
Among the quaker CITY guests at the Buckingham
Is Mr.. John IIazlchurst
Thoma, \. Atkinson, Of Richmond, Va, is an Avon
Inn guest.
j. H. Wells is a Ncw-York guest at the Norwood
Inn.
Ms, j. L. Allen. of Paterson. " J.. is visiting
FRI uds at the Avon Inn.
Edward Cai1uaE registers from Railway. y. J.. at
the Hotel oxford.
Mrs. VI. L. Batcman, oil PittsbuGg, is new guest at
the Hotel oxford
Conrad DielI registers from New-York at the Nor
wood Inn.
bronson Peck is Ncw-York arrival at the Avon
Inn.
Mr., l.. w. Johnson of New.York, IS at the Hotel
Buckingham.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Hernshem, of BROOKLYN are
EUGENE J. Lott Of Newark, y. J., IS registered at
Ciarl, Cuitis, Of Nex-Yorh Is registered at the
". j. Roberts. OF Newark, y. j., Is Il newcomer
Mrs. C. IT, Hack of Baltimore is late arrival at
Mrs T. b. Cunningham, of st. Louis IS Hotel
Mrs j. Pcmber'on Peasants. Of Baltimore. IS ono
OF the guests az the Avon Inn. ,.
jonathan Nandcrburs. of Philadelphia IS staying az
Mr.. and Mrs Io'ln Van Kirk Of philadelphia, are
again registered at the Hotci oxford. .
Francis ;. conn. Of New lorh. is spending few
day> az the Norwood Inn.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Freeman, OF Ncw-lork register
Henry NJ Woodruff. of Railway y j.. is a guest
Al The Hotel OSioId -
John b. Tassctt, OF Ncw,York. registers at the Avon
James H. Bousack, Of New York, stays at the Der
Miss L. W stevenson is among the Philadelphia
guests nj tho Avon Inn. ,,.,
4. }. Wolf registers from Ncw-orlcIns at the Hotel
G.. NJ. lie Prince Is a Ncw.Yor4 arrival at the Nor
wood Inn. .
Phdp Ryan Is among the Ncw.York guests al
the Avon nm ,. ~.
Mrs H. l.. Carter, OF OveIbroOk, PENN registers a'
the berwick Lodge.
Mr. and Mis-. Edward r. steel of Newlork. are
new corners at the Avon Inn. =,
Frlnci, Schon. Of Philadelphia, registers at the
Hotel Buckingham.
Iulln, lIsnan is one of the NcwYorkers registered
Ral,ion conn, Of New.Yorl is a late Gomez at the
Norwood Inn.
Miss y Barker. Of Baltimore Is with some friend
at the Avon Inn. r,,n -
are registered nj the Berwick Lodge. .
Miss Harriet G. Warren. of II. LOUIS Is recent
arrival ~ the Avon Inn. ,-,-,,, 4.
Miss Annie c. Edmunds Miss Margaret Lata and
Mi, e. X. Nowbold members OF party Oh Fhlia
delphians at the Avon Inn.
SERMONS At ASBURY PARK.