New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
FLOWERS At ASBCRY PARK.
THE RESORT A BOWER OF GREEN LEAVES AND
BRIGHT BLOSSOMS.


Asbury Park. June IL (speciaD.-The beautiful
trees that line the streets here now covered with
heavy foliage and the flowers In full bloom shere
Is no place the const, with the exception Of EiDero
where there such elaborate floral displays seen
during the entire season as they have mere foi
several blocks In many OF the avenues the hotel ana
cottage lawns nearly hidden from sight by masses
OF blossoms OF all hues and by valuable shruDbery
Many OF the plants imported By the properly
owners The hutels and cottages too have put on
their summer coats OF gay paint ana ther VIII
dows giisten Asbury Park is city OF cottages
and contains summer homes OF all styles OF arcn
lecture from costly structures Of the most exagger
aed Queen Anne STYLE with shinged Sides and s'anco
glass windows, TO plain little buildings with bay win
dows cay with many flowers. Every cottage has
plenty OF piazza room for the use OF the inmates
Here the people gather and swing in comfortable
hammUks OF "take things easy In huge rocking
chairs All newcomers to this charming place are inter
ested In the names of the cottages. The people
have II perfect mania for naming their summer homes
A number of the names remarkably appropriate,
while MS many more seem to the wayfarer TO be de-
eddy incongruous. pretty cottage In Grand-ave.
is known as Shady DELL as tall elm tree grows up
through the front porch and throws delightful shade
over the house. large white building Is In" White
House; the Crystal Palace is study" In white ana
pink; the Canary Cottage is painted dark brown ;
one cottage is called the X. c. d. c. Cottage then
paces OF the owners after Presidents. horses, actors
actresses states. and young women who are dear to
the owners of the properly.
The little park in the centre OF Fourth-ave" near
the ocean, Is the pride OF the people who i've In tm
beautiful tIoOnghfare II hns large beds OF howers
and shrubs. and fountain that keeps the air cool all
day The idea of laying out the park originated with
Messrs Morgan and Parsons. OF the Hotel brunswick
They worked hard in securing this beauty spot anu
now other avenues nre 10 have them.
The formal opening OF the Lake Avenue Hotel was
held this evening The feature OF the afair was INC
fine vocal and Instrumental music. The parlorS OF
the hotel and the cottage annex were hheu VIII
guests who danced until midnight Cut flowers ana
fruits frozen in cakes OF ice ornamented the supper
tables
The cottage Of Dr. Pettingin, at Goldman ave. ana
Ieckst.. has been rented this year by Miss IAlhe
c. Van Solver, formerly Of Ocean Grove ana renamed
the Powelton. There already number OF guests
registered there.
The Rev. $. Edward Young, the pastor OF the West
minister PRESBYTERIAN Church and the Beach Auditorium
here will preach In the Broohlyn Tabernacle tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Shafer of indianapolis. with
their family are nicely domicled In their apartments
at the Hotel Brunswick for the season. Mr.. Shaner
is heavily interested in the electric street railways OF
Asbury Park and indianapolis and resides In Prcsi-
dent Harrison's house when at home.
The fremont by hcSca has been much improved
by It's owners md managers, H. J. 5. A. BY, OF
New York, and partially rehirnished. Among lis
guests are Judge b. and Mrs. Barnet. OF Broolyn:
Mrs F.. C. Wlnslow, Of York; H. VI. Forbes, OF
Trenton General and Mrs. W. II. stone. Of ST. Louis;
r. f. Pond, OF Philadelphia, and W. ID. Caldwell, OF
Chicago.
The Hotel Brunswick has among Us newly regis
tered guests Congressman and Mrs Washington Pro-
lessor George ii. Bacon, Of syracuse: Mrs. {. {.
Thum. Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Lay
ION. Of Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Royal,
OF Philadelphia.
Mrs Nellie c. Van NORWICH, the artist, has arrived
nj tho Lake Avenue Hotel, where she will spend the
s,,mner She Is sister OF Judge William Howe
Crane OF Port Jcrs, who tried TO prevent the lyncmhg
OF Lewis BY the mob.