New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE ASBCRY PARK SEASON.
NOTES OF PEOPLE AND THE EVENTS OF THE
WEEK.

WEEK.
Asburv Park " j. July (Speclall.-Travel to the
seashore during the last few days has been eAcep
tonaly heavy As carly as this In the season society
has taken the initiative and proposes making the seSo
ago. During the middle Of this month there VIII
be krmess held here. in which over 200 OF the Oes'
of the summer residents will participate, and asso
ciated with them In the minor parts will be nearly
800 little children.
Tomorrow at the seaside auditorium another big
treat Is IN store for the summer visitors The Hon
oke Smith secretary Of the Interior will speak at the
National service In the afternoon, and the Kew Dr.
Henry c. McCook pastor of the Tabernacle Presby
terrain Church of Philadelphia, will deliver the address
for the cning service.
On Monday the First Presbyterian Church will lay
the cornerstone OF one OF the finest stone edices IN
tie State. Eminent dIviDes from different parts Of
the country will participate in the ceremonies
On the Fourth Of July the Asbury Park Wheelmen
will hold their bicycle the grounds Of the
Asbury Park Athletic Association. such men as Arthur
A. Zimmerman Walter +. Murphy OF the New York
Athletic Club G. NJ Wells, Of the Mercer County
wheelmen Horace A. Allen, of Point Pleasant Harry
Il. Martin, OF the Asbury Park Wherlmen Joseph
J. Diver of the New-York Bank Clerks Association;
n E. Nervling, of the Quaker City Wheemen, and
A. B. Rich, OF the Springfield Bicycle Club are entered
With the near spproach Of Independence Day the
place begins TO fill up Nearly all OF the regular
summer cotagers have arrived, and TO their number
are added not few new faces
Among this weeks additions 70 the regular summer
contingent Of cottage jewellers may DE noted the come
dian John Kernel, who has opened house for sea
sons respite In his pretty villa in Bangsave for the
seventh summer Miss Annie Boyd is here. Colonel
W. H. Brown, of Jersey City, has arrived at his hand
some Fonrth-ave. cottage. Congressman Charles
ONeill of Philadelphia, Is guest Of the Hotel Brdns
wick Anthony COmstock is in d Fourth-ave cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Winfield, Of Jersey CITY are
AZ the Hotel Brunswick. John p. Feeney, OF Jersey
City chief Of the state police force y also renstered
nj Inc Hotel Brunswick. Daniel F. Kellogg. OF New
York is at the Coleman House.
:, Among the guests at the Hotel Columbia Is Frank
gressman from Maryland. has engaged querters for
himself and family AT the West End HOtci. H. e.
Courteas OF New-YOrk, Is ut the Coleman House.
Among the old guests Of the Hotel brunswick VINO
-have returned for another season g. F. Moore oil
New-York, and j. W. Maclay, OF lonkers.
Among other arrivals at tho hotels are; Coleman
HOUSE Francis HillhOuse Helen Williams, James ~
briggs Mrs. c. A. Francis and John Med Thompson,
NJ Sew-York Hotel Brunswick-E. ROcktelOw, \. s.
douglass Charles Barnum, IL. G. Bolton. Miss Carrie
ciair' r. H. Iilson and W. F. Judson: Of New York.
Hotel Columba-A. VI. Dodge. II. +. Henry, ir. ;. 4.
Middleton, T.. II. Holmes II. VALENTINO Whdman. Miss
Il Martin and Miss Forker, OF New York. The Fen
nemore-L A. Sears, L. E. WhitWOrlh William Debar-
row Miss Davenport and Miss L. VI. GRAY. OF New
York sunset Hall-George Caridnc, Of New York :;
Mrs Hulda Wurscb Joseph W. Byrne, F. A. Thomp-
son w ]. Thompson and NJ, Frank lianey, OF Newark
Ccpan Hote-AlexaDder Mcdowell, Of New J ork Mrs:
I : Chadwick, of Brooklyn: Charles L. Hevcrn, oil
Of East Orange. ST. James-Albert Wisner: Mrs. NJ.
Orrie and Mrs. j. Whitman, Of New-fork; Mrs > l..
Brewster and F. b. Carlton, 0! Jersey CITY, ana W.
Dudley Dupont and I. G. McEwan, OF Newark.