New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
ASBURY PARK ADJUSTMENTS
THE BABIES ARE GOING TO PARADE-srn.v
RIDES AND BOATING

The DA"iES AXE 'olNG TO PARADE-SrRAv.
RIDES AND BOATING.
Asbury Park, n. j., July 20 (speclaD.-The v..s
has been fairly quiet. There have not been mapy
unusual forms OF amusement provided for the SUNNI.
guests. The surf and the promenade have heM 49,
attention q considerable part OF the time but -
special forms OF diversion the seasons visitor, ~,
back on their own ingenuity. One result was :.
Epidemic OF Indoor parties, some old and fami,a, :.
donkey parties, beanbag parties ana euchre pa,t,.
while Others the fmpromptu inventions Of fern.
minds, bore names never heard BEFORE But hevo.s
all these, and far more delightful to the summer ~
were the straw-ride parties that have filed the u,
With laughter and fshhOrn melodies these moonu...
nights.
Considerable interest has centred during the vs.S
in the Kirmess given In the Park Opera Hous.
There have been $50 people engaged In its produs
ton, most OF them drawn from the cottagers an
hotel guests. The object has been TO raise a fnnI
for the benefit Of the beach band. The band "a psso
by the town at about the LIST September, and IA.
amount is limited to the appropriation made ~
spring. Mayor Ten Brock and several other puhus
spirited citizens conceived this plan to raise the money
needed to furnish music on the beach for the mests
who lngcr Late. Captain C. W. Eddy had direcsor
Of the Kirmess. Mrs. Helen E. Miles was the prs.a.
dent.
The next affair OF special interest will be the anna,
baby parade Last year there were 400 Of the utti.
tots in line 1t is expected that next Tuesday thar.
will BE- Mt least 500 Of them trundled along In cavlv
trimmed carriages. The 5th Regiment band will hea1
the procession on the promenade, and Mr.. Bradley win
review the parade. AS Is his custom he will present
each Of the little with souvenir Of the oc
casion In addition to this special prizes OF consider,
BILE value Will be given for the youngest baby and for
the pretiest, for the most handsomely trimmed car.
rage and probably last year. for the youngest
mother.
State Senator Jacob A. Cantor, OF New.York, drove
from Elberon 10 Asbury Park yesterday with party
Of friends
John F. Couch, Of New.York, Is among the euestp
Of the Coleman House. j. II. Johnson, OF NewYogk
Is spending his vacation at the Coleman
Colonel Willis Newall is well-kIown New-Yorkes
With his wife,
Among the weeks arrivals are the allowing from
New.YOrk: Hotel Brunswck-Edw1n p Hopkna
sidney R. LOTUS, r. C. Cool, John stephenson Pull.
man, Alfred Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Richard King,
Mrs 2. J. ROonz, Edward c. waterlow, Mr.. and Mira
G. A. SPRING J. X. Green. Miss r. b. Haw Mrs. VIII.
Coleman House-E. T. Graves Frank d. Alderman,
A. NJ. Warner, II. r. Wade, William Jay Barker Mt.
and Mrs. A. Tyler Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick j.
Corning S. ". Ballou, W. II. Oakley, jr Mr. and Mn.
George II. Watson, $. F. Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs. ". D.
Leslie W. NJ. Haddock, Mrs. McLener, Miss Maud Lett
The Ocean Hotel-li. E. stevens G. z. Larned, MA
Henry f. Westbay. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweet Nr.
and Mrs. S. S. Pratt, Miss L. ". Laer, Mr.. and MA
The Atalanta-sfiss T. F. Gahrens, Miss NJ p.
Cohalen, ]. G.. Wallback, F. d. Curtis Theodore H.
Roxbury, stephen NJ. Lutz Charles F. McKenna