New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
IMPROVEMENTS Al AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
CHANGES on THE BEACH-NEw COTTAGES
PLANS OLE TILE Aa,EMBLY.

/ ncw walks laid down The whole town has gone
through parallel to that institution Of the Eng
| lend housewife familiary known as "spring house
cleaning Hotel propricors confidently look forward
! to the most successful season they have ever had
! Nearly every cottage has been rented. Edward
Tncelor o. Philadelphia the widely known proprietor
of Avon. has had over 5000 piles driven along the
shark River front, to keep the rapid current from eat
! ing away the bank.
The bronzcd and sturdy Captain Kttell Will be on
hand usual this year to protect the bafhers rom
any straying sea-pnss.7 The Captain has been ut
tho bathing ground, for eight years and during that
time there has not been single drowning accident
/ here.
The seaside Assembly opens with greatly extended
programme this year. which includes schools of biol
ogy, mathematics, political science, languages, Ameri
can literature, Bible study and sunday school WORK.
art. writing AID music. The famous American lnstl-
tuto Of Christian Philosophy also holds its midsummer
session in connection with the Assembly.
The Assembly incorporated to promote the gen
era interests Of education and II IS model school, 1or
the young student who needs the balmaden breeHes
from and pine forest, rs well as usefuI IN
Stri, Ion Also, the healthy young student VINO
cIIy- boat riding grabbing, fishing, driving cycnhs'
hotcl hops and card parties always finds Avon a
place after his heart The Assembly was planned 10
promote the best interests Of education us Officers
arc the Rev. George G. Maddox Of Trenton y. d.
president DR.. Albert l.. Turner, Of New-lork' ana
william NJ Barr of Philadelphia, vceprcsldents, ana
William VI. Alber of New-York, secretary. The
board directors is composed of the executive onccrs
and the Rev. samuel W. Clark Of Paterson, y. D.
Thomas f. Warman, Of Belmar, y. j., and benjamin
Alb"rtsOn Of Trenton n. J.
The opening service OF song will be held on Sunday
evening July 6. The school Of Art begins It's session
on July and closes August 20. Jolh VAIN
stimsOn of the NewYor Institute for ArtistArtsahS
IS the dean Of the school. lie will be assisted Dy
Professor Conrad Diehl. Of the Munich and Paris
schools Madame T. lie Prince, Of the Leeds Schoo'
England Nile G.. NJ lie Prince. Of the art departne"
Of the New York Institute for the Deaf and Dumb ana
Miss Elsie c. TemGnn, Of the Institute for ArUsF
Artisans.
Professor David I. Green. Of Johns Hopkins Uni
vcr,ity IS dean Of the school Of Political Science which
will continue from July until August % sylvester
Baxter Of Boston and Professor Hamln Garland VIII
deliver lectures on The single Tax" and Nation
alism7 Professor A. A. Ellsworth, Of HntGers COL
lcge will be dean Of the school OF Mathematics IBIS
school continues from July untl August %. The
school Of Writing. under the charge Of Miss Marie
Dacc, Of Network, viii also continue from July 70
August 30.
The American Institute of Christian Philosophy will
hold sessions from Tuesday, August a. until Thursday,
August 49, The first lecture viii be delivered by the
Rev j. ". Mcndcnhall D. D., of New-fork entitled
Christianity Revelation Of Reality"
ON Wedne -aay, August 3. the Rev. W. w. Lane
d. D.. Fh De- Of w-Haven, Conn.,. will lecture on
The Scientific and social Law of survival The
Rev Edward NJ. Deems Of Horncllsvle. n. T.,
will discuss Tho Common Origin Of Man, John
F. Crowen. $. T D.. the president Of Trinity
| College n C., viii give a lecture entitled 1.-The
Economics of the Gospel" saturday, August 9, the
anniversary addresses will he delivered by President
Charles F. Deems, D. D.. Ii. D., Of New-Iork and
Others. on Sunday, August ., a sermon will be
preached before the institute by the Rev. :. Mcconnell,
d. d. the rector of st. Stephens Church. of Phila-
dephia. In the evening the annual symposium VIII
be held The learned gentlemen Will discuss the ques
ton OF all your for accepting Theism, which
seems to YOU to be the most trustworthy
The Influence Of Association the title of a lecture
to be delivered by the Rev. W. c. Wilbor PHI D., of
Buffalo. y. Y. Professor Edward j. Hamilton d. d.
Of Hamilton College, will deliver lecture on The
Philosophy Of Preceponaism' on Tuesday, August H.
The Rev. Francis T. Patton, d. D., LIZ D., the preS
dent Of Princeton College will lecture on Wednesday
August II, on The Kantan Criticisms of the Thesuc
Proofs The closing lecture Of the course will be
delivered by the Hon. W. H. ArnOux, Of New-York
on Thursday. August Is. II will be entitled; THE
Influence of the Rlble Modern Jurisprudence
The school Of expression will continue from July 6
until August 20. The dean is Nine. Albertl OF New
York, long known exponent OF the Delsarteah
method Of physic culture. She will be assisted by
Mrs, Dr. F. c. Cook Miss Eleanor T. Morrison, Of
Painfeld y. j. and Lester ShatfEer OF the New-fork
School Of Fence. Professor Waldner Williams, OF
Alfred University is dean Of the school Of music The
instructors are Alfred Williams and Mrs. A. A. Judd
The school of languages is branch of the Berlitz
school OF Languages, Of New-lcrlG 1t will be in
charge of william A. Eckles, from Johns Hopkins Uni
ver,ity Pr fe,sor IIamlin Garland, of Boston, Mass
is dean OF the school Of literature. lie will give
series Of studies in American literature and the eX-
prcssiye art The kindergarten IS in charge OF Miss
g. NJ lie Prince and Miss A. Stewart Of Philadelphia
The school Of Bible study and Sunday school work
! b, Tho Rat- M1rriS Of
lp,burg. y j. Dean Alfred \. Wright Of the Boston
Correspondence school, will deliver ten lectures before
the Mlnl,t p Institute.
The new school Of biology bids fair n be one Of the
most successful feature, Of the Assembly. Professor
George Maclo,Be, Of Princeton College Is dean The
Rev John +. Peters, Sc. d., and Arthur VI. Miller,
A. NJ OF Wilson College, professors In this depart
! mcnt The school viii occupy a fine new building on
the banks Of Shark River
John J. Griffith, of NewYork Is guest at the Hotel
| oxford.
AT the buckingham are Mrs. J. II. Duycldnck and
! Mis-, ;. Duycknck, Of BrCOllyn.
Mrs. $ d. W. Cole # Brooklyn, has been a sylvan
! Lodge guest.
Charles D. Geddes, of NewY York, is a new arrival at
! the Norwood Inn
Mrs. william Gale. Of Orange, N. j., Is with her
! family at the Hotel oxford.
Harold WAYNE MacManus is among the New-Iort
pcople registered at the buckingham
! Mr. and Mrs. F. Smithers are among the New
! Workers at the Avon Inn.
W. Fox, Of New-Yorh is on the Berwick Lodge reg
| lster.
r. e. Whitfield has registered from NewYork at the
| Hotel oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Mems, OF Brooklyn, are
! guests AT the Buckingham.
Mrs Frank Mccoy Of New York, is guest at the
| Hotel oxford.
! r. H. and G. G. McEwen Of New York, register at
| the buckingham.
Mr.. William Gale, Of Orange, y. j.. has arrived at
| the Berwick Lodge.
wv MR. and Mrs. b. T. Fischer, OF NewYorl, are stop
| ming at tie Avon Inn.
Amos j. : stone is a Summit, n. j., guest at the Ber
| wick Lodge. . MT -, . m
! registered at the sylvan Lodge.
Miss Jessie Ward and Miss Bertha Lewis, Of Pha-
! dephIa are stopping at the buckingham
| II. G.. Dunnci Of New-iorf is recent arrival at
! Among the NewYork arrival, at the Berwick Lodge
arc MIR. and Mrs. w. Glenn Taylor.
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