New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
GATHERINGS FOR STUDY AND CONFERENCE
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS.

| GATHERINGS FOR STUDY AND CONFERENCE
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS.
Avon.by. thesea, Aug. / (spcciap.-Avon has GER
tainy become place of conventions and conferences
To-day both the American Institute OF Sacreu LII"
erature and the NewJerscy state publishers onioh
are i'm session here besides the regular daily EXERCISES
of the Seaside Assembly. Next week the Amer'o'"
Institute of Christian Philosophy opens. IheS@ or
canIzations find the town delightful place III WHICH
70 gather and minge little summer pleasure with
the discussion Of momentOus questions and the pur-
suit of knowledge
The School of Expression is one of the most popular
dopartments of the Seaside Assembly. us deah Il
the welknOwn teacher Of the principles Oh Dc'S@rU''
Madame f. Albert, of Ncw-lork. Many come 10
Avon solely to enjoy the benefits OF ths School Inc
Young ladies' take special interest In the WORK anu
enter into II with spirit At an evening entertain
ment given under her direction In the Auditorium ts
week Madame Albert gave " Rock OF Ages In emo
tlOnal gestures This number was elghth on tle pr"
gramme. The change rathe: dangerous HUH
humorous rectatOns and ballad-singng OF no par
ticular DEPTH to this picurng of the pleadhgs Vi
soul to the Almighty. But the immediate a'te""oi
Of the audience showed they appreciated the mteFpe
ton Of this great hymn. The words were sung by
Miss Carrie Maude PennoclI the NewYork Soprano
while Madame Albert depicted II In pantomlme'
The school OF European Literature, under PfoiesSor
Marion NJ Miller, of Princeton College. opened mere
this week. The lectures already very popular anu
the outlook for the school Is good one. Professor
Hamlin Garland. Of Boston, Is to deliver severn"
lectures This week Professor Miller has taken up
the relation of forms Of expression to naona me-
and thoroughly discussed the four literary lors- '"o
epic, lyric, dramatic and ethical
At the Buckingham this week a pleasant concert
was given by the guests Of the hotel for the behen.
Of the Home of the Merciful saviour for Crppeu
Children The little ones from the home themselves
phOr
the guests Of the house VINO took part were Miss Mie
Arthur and Miss II. Arthur, Of Philadelphia; MISS u
Page, of Baltimore Mrs. II. W. Fitch Of Annapol' -
Mrs H. Burger of Brooklyn, and Mrs. II. W. Wacheh-
hansen, of New-York The hotel was decorated ana
Illuminated inside and out. The affair was In every
way a
Mrs. Erastus Brooks. Miss b. G.. Brooks, OF staten
Island Henry s. Topping b. F. Stone Albert F. Stone,
of New-York, are recent arrivals at the Avon nm
At the Berwick Lodge are Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Wood
hull Of Dayton Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. q. N Morrsoi'
Mrs g. A. Norton Of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A.
Bower Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Birmingham, OF East
Orange Miss Ena Fox Of Cincinnati; George W.
Carr Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs W. Glenn Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs George F. Carr, Of New-York
Among the guests at the Hotel oxford are n NJ.
Gale Of Orange j. Charles Appleby Of jersey City (;
Mrs. VI. VI. Mason, y. Y. Leighton, Of Washington
D. c.. E. a. Parkin, Miss Edith Roberts, Mrs Alex
ander THAN, Miss Laura G. Thain Miss Helen NJ
THAN. f. Mccoy, J. GOldberger f. NJ Price ana Mum
Trowbridce, all of NewYorl
The Rev. p. H. Brooks, of Williesbarre, Penn; Mrs.
william Mitchell, Miss Cora Mitchell, Miss Laura
Mitchell of ST. Louis Miss Isabel s. GOodhue, of Water
bury Conn.,. Mr. and Mrs. c. Ryder. of Carmel ~ \.
Miss A. E. Phillips Of Plainfeld; Miss l.. Edgar Miss
Grace /. Tones, of Brooklyn and e. Walleh' OF new
York are guests at the sylvan Lodge.
The Buckngham's arrivals are Mss Alce H.
Booth SCHUYLER A. BOgart of Yonkers; Mrs. Charles
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, of Paterson
Edward Burger, Isabel VI. King, of Brooklyn; MI ana
Mrs William II. Weeks, of Newark j. y. Cothn Edwin
baldwin Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Cline F. u. Bensil'
Thomas Reppel, Edward d. Laudy, Franklin POST
Miss g. IL. simmons, F. r. simmons, John l.. PoIoh
and Charles f. Weed all OF NewY0rk.
The Norwood Inn register shows the names OF h. A
Bowser, Mrs Hugh Boyd, Miss ii. j. Pratt, Miss A u
stoddard. c. D. snedeier, Of New-Brlnswck; Miss
Florence b. Reid o. NJ. Meas, G.. b. Hardee' MIS-
Arthur Hardee Miss NJ. Rita Hardee, W. y. stanley
Of Eroollyn; Mrs. Edgar smith, of Boston Clifford e
smith of Chester Penn: Mrs. VI Brown, of Janeston'
r. Y L. j. Arms, OF Elizabeth Miss Frances COVPer,
Of Arlington, y. j.; j. W. Grant, OF Newark Nlss
Estele Daniel. of Planfeld; +. Schcpp and MIS- y. D
Horton, of New-Iork.