New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
GUESTS CONTINUE TO ARRIVE IN LARGE
NUMBERS.
PARADEs AND FNTERTAINMENTs-"ELL
PEOPLE WHO ARE REGISTERED AT
vApTOuS HOTELS

PAAADES AND ''---'
PEOPLE WHO ARE REGISTERED AT
THE VARIOUS HOTELS.
Asbury Park n. j., Aug. 60 (Special).-Ihe parade
Of the Junior order Of United American Mec"dni''
here on wednesday afternoon was deeply Impressive
one 10 some persons. Thsre-were hunoreo' Vi ',i'
members OF the order. and they wound through inc
streets to the music OF enough brass bands 10 iah
h,rious discords 1t probably was the most awkwaru'
unRalnly uncut and uncarved procession that ever
raised clouds of dust on sunbsaten streets. ANVIL
theess the spectacle OF an Asbury PARK crown oo'''
fronting such aggregation was an Interesting Ss"'
to few people
Asbury Park creates nothing. 1t does not make :
It merely amuses. There is factory where night
shirts are manufactured but II is some miles from
town. This is resort Of wealth and leisure, OF
women and considerable wine. The throng along t'e
lin. OF march was composed OF summer gowns. lace
parasols tennis trousers, straw hats ana lhoHeic"'
smiles Tho procession was composed OF men,
bronzed slopeshouldered, uncouth and begrmed WIN
dust Their clothes fitted them lily for the Inos'
part, and they had no ideas OF marching. 'ne'
merely plodded along not seeming quite to uhoer'
stand stolid unconcerned and In certain sense ue
Difed-a pace and a bearing embematic Oh "en h''N
They smiled occasionally and from ume W "".
erected friends in the crowd on the sidewalk 'u."
an assembage Of the spradde legged men oil inc nuu
class whose hands we're bent and shoulders s'ooRu
tr.r x.,v,pg and constructing appeared 10
an Asbnry Park summer crowd, and the latter was
vaguely amused. .
The bona hde Asbury Parker is a man 10 WHO"
dollar when held close to his eye, oIteh Snu's Ou
eny immersion he may have had that other people
possess rights. He is apt TO consider tna' ''" a'u
woman esp,cially city and women, were cie"'c'
a =. uu,cted nv him. Hence the tan-colored. sun
beaten honesty in the faces OF tho members VI "'e
INNER order OF United American Mechanics Is eA
pected to have very staggering erect upon '"eh'
The visitors were who possessed prihcip~'
highly attractive feature Of social entertainment
81 tho Lake Avenue Hotel during the past week mas
been tho informal piano rectals gwen oy MISS Ella Ne
r,oc Of Nacltetstown N j. who Is one OF the guests
a, that hons. Miss Flock won gold mccall LOT
superiority In piano playing at tne oehVeh'! WI
leriate Institute last spring by her hne pelor""i'
of Beethoven's "sonata Pathetique" She plays w'h
singular power and grace OF eApression anu WV" ''
assured touch Of virtuoso
Professor Milo Deyo and wife are spending 'i'e
summer in the Park. Professor Deyo gave dehsht
fuI entertainment last week at the Lake avenue
Hots at which he played several Of his orglha coh
positions. ,.o,o.sor
The leader Of the beach band has arranged Professor
Deyo's very popular air de ballet Ehci'ai"lem'
ana this piece now the greatest favorite OF any t
the baSd renders.
william and Samuel Werner. Of Tuxedo are stopping
at the Lafayette -,
pute, is at the Brunswick
w. G. Elliott, the owner Of the largest theatre OF
willamsport Penn, is a guest at the Coleman
F. b. Ellis who holds high place In the Metro
Dolitsn Telephone Company of New York, is at thc
Atalanta.
Judxe L. E. Griffith. of Troy. has arrived at the
brunswick with his handsome daughter.
The Rev. r. ~ Cornelius Presbyterian clergy
man of Washington. is stopping at the Brunswick
CAPTAIN John B. Hubbell, of the Bridgeport steam
boat Company. is new guest at the Albania
John w. sullivan, Of Brooklyn, the inventor aho
builder of marine engines. is al the ATLANTA
Professor Henry Kartenhouse. Of the University OF
Pennsylvania Is resting at the Columbia
Tho Hon. Charles B. Howry, United states District
Attorney Of Mississippi under President Cleveland
visiting In the Park
Founder Bradley left town last Sunday. with his
wife, for his accustomed vacation tom the cares OF
the Park
Miss Lou Reach, daughter OF A. j. Reach, OF Dase
ball fanc is at the West End
Jshn s. Newlin. wealthy citizen Of York, is visit
Ing his nephew here.
E. 0ppenhemer, a New-York banker is at the Ire
mont with his wife.
Surrogate David s. Crater, Of Freehold, was visiting
in the Park this week
AdeTman F. NJ Parker, OF Newark Is registered
at tho fremont.
f. ]. Berggren. Of the Edison Electric Light Com
pany Of Schenectady is at the Coleman, with his wife
Drs. Buchanan and Alderman, Of New-iork, are
registered at the Coleman
Charles K. Carpenter, OF the editorial stan OF Tbe
New-York Tribune, is guest at the Fenimore
The Hon. L. Fitzgerald and wife. OF CoItano
y. " are at the Coleman. Mr. Fitzgerald Is c4
treasurer of the Empire state 49,. co,.
A. 5. MathesOn and family are guests at the Cole
man. Mr.. MathesOn Is at the head oil the American
Tube and Iron Company, Of Mddleiown, Penn
w. j. Tlghman and wife are new arrivals at the
Brunswick from Baltimore, where he is at the head
of a large fruit packing houseS .
The Hon. s. de Forest, Of Schenectady y. Y. Is
at the Coleman. Mr. de Forest was formerly Mayor
Of that city. 49,
F. r Ryder secretary Of the Lehgh Valley Coal
Company, Is a guest at the Columbia.
Miss NAV l.. Harnett OF New York, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs w. +. Mcnamara, at the ATLANTA.
The Rev. w. E. Daw and family, Of IOwando
Penn, are at the Fifth Avenue for August.
Edward r. McLauglln, OF the jersey City bar, is
a new arrival at the Coleman.
Charles Il sanford, jeweer OF Kingston, n. Y.
is stopping for the week at the Hamilton with old
friends.
Among the recently arrived New-York guests al
the Coleman 5. r. Hawkins, G. w. McMuran
B. S. circuit, a. z. Gardiner Miss George Wood
Miss Minerva Wood, Charles A. Morse, IT., i. T.
Doremus, Dr. and Mrs Dwight Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Green, ID. III. Cutess Z. f.. Gallagher, H.
G. Frazer, II. &. Summerman, W. G.. Hill, w. Dallas
Goodwin Miss l.. J. AllertOn, w. A. Erwin, +. X
Poo, y. F. Mebave, H. W. shaw, W. W. Oderman
W. clarendon w. w. Sturgs, f. " HIM. Daniel
F. kellogg, H. r. Whitney and II. L. clarendon.