New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
ASBURY PARK
GOOD TIMES IN VARIOUS wAYs-DANClNa IN
FAvOR-CLAMBAKES-B

GOOD TIMES IN NAhiOOo NhiS-b1-'ON -
FAVOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Asbury Park n. J., July % (SpeciaD.-The one
thing noticeable above all other things as the season
advances In Asbury Park Is the all-prevailine
tendency 70 have rafting good time, even though
the heavens fall.
The week was opened with series OF grand pals
nj all the leading hotels These not confined 10
the regular Saturday night hops by any means
They are scattered with proper regard for the con-
venience of the guests. all through the week what
IS called the mid-week dance has become iashoh-
able fad at OF the houses.
The german given at the Coleman House on tues
day night was a great The big dancing
hall was deliberately decorated for the OCCASION
Seventeen couples. led by DR.. Rea and MISS Sophe
Hanks took part in the dance The favor tables
were presided over by Mrs. Ballou Mrs HANKS.
Mrs. w. l. Davids and Mrs Kingsley.
At the Hotel Brunswick on Friday night there was
a ball Eight couples. the women attred in En-
pire costume and wearing white wigs. took part IN
the minuet. the men with powdered hair twenty
couples took part in the cotilon and the evening
closed with an old-fashioned Sir Roger de Coverley
dance.
But the fun is not entirely confined 10 the ball
room. Forty OF the Oceans guests gathered In the
hotel parlors night and had game Of progress
sive euchre. The prlze-wlnners were: Ladies' first
prize silver jewe-case Mrs Dodson; second. Dres-
den China boulllon cup. Miss Allen; third sterling l
Miss Tallman BOBBY. China vase, Miss Sckles Men s.
first prize gold pen Charles Hevern seCTmd' ana ana
matchsafe. Mr. Nelson; BOBBY. turtlesheH ASH re-
The Oceans guests are preparing for german
and expect 10 eclipse all previous efforts In THIS a.
msgnc e and costly parties to nj
In the of evenings. Through the day bathing ana
sailing parties on Deal Lake are the principal at
opened regular old-fashoned Rhode Island clam
bake the south side of the Shark River; which
has become sort OF side issue for Asbury Parkers
who do not appreciate the long drive to Pleasure
Bay. The bake is served in frst-ciass style and Is
The Summer School of Primary Methods, under
sociation' and the Christian Alliance have been
holding sessions during the week The Christian A.
halt. the blind and the MANNED received the laying
Bathing has been especially enjoyed for sew
erai days, the temperature averaging 70 degrees
Among the arrivals at the hotels are: e..,.
Miss 1ce'P narns John E@%srds Wam
NJ and Mrs L P YARNS John Il I DPrfes' IT,
Clam c. NJ. Artman j. {. Ryder Mr. and Mrs
F. u. Fetch. ]; c. Peck, w S Russell. H. A Fores-
'" Sunset Halo. H. johnson. Mrs b F. Johnson,
ravsnash' Miss Mary r Duean Miss Mary finley
d Buchanon. Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Slater. John ).
ry 5sS mon. Y K s9aaT cSsr Len
Scharfer W f. Montgomery Or. }. Morrison. Miss
DAISY BIoomeT the Misses D2an. Ns"1 GSEbreAn
$. V Caldwell, ! J. cole Henaricks r. cha Char%s
J.. Noble. T +. Forrest, Mrs. +. \. Manner, MIS- y
Sher.in Miss l.. Mahet. Miss J. Maher, Miss +.
Maher. Miss y. Maher. Mss Degndn Miss Val
quette. j. G Valquet;e. New-York.
Brunswick-C H. Wright. Miss Lawrence william
Lawrence. Miss J. Fraw.ey. Martha u. Retrlon.
X s Carey. Marie 6 Carey. v. II cry, \.
HopecLar. Mrs Hopecraft. G. w. Mitchell. John
Ryan. r. Miss Ryan. H W Magceau, y W Su,z.
+ W. Bacon. J. II Be.ono. J. q Priest. G g.
Black. c. Myers Joseph sherman. Mss Mar
Sherman Mrs J. r. Perc!va. T ). Crane. James
s.. John, Miss g. W. s.. John. Mss Anna s. John
Mr. and Mrs Il G. Seymour. Mr. ana Mrs. 9. \.
Spring. Miss 4. p Movers. i. II. Crawford Chi>'s
+. Barnum, New York. 49,
Coleman House-Mrs; Be,kwith Miss T%:
Miss kett. william Whitehead George {. De
Lacey Miss De Lacey. Miss 5. Freed. Mrs ".
Buckn. Miss +. Giles. Miss Katie Walllng. UT.
and Mrs 4. ". Millar. y Hamblin. \. NJ Wal
lace Charles Ziescovitz. Mr.. ana Mrs Samuel
Powers a f SANFORD Mr.. and Ms. Richard
Young Joseph II. Real. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Walsh. G. H. Erwin :. Plummer. John Hopkins.
Mrs C. II. Jones. w. D. steele. 4 Schaus Mrs.
Sohaus Mr. and Mrs s. NJ White. i. e. Barger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murray. Il; +. Munro. Mr.
Edwin Bates Bates G. 4 MoIsS jr ,v II W"i T1
and Mrs, Thomas II. Davis F O Dorsey. p +
Hanks NJ. J. Beattie. \. +. Austin. J. -. Lind
say Miss julie De .Ryther, Mrs Kate Mastcnson.
Miss Bessie SUI. II. +. Doremus. Miss \. Wat
SON. Mrs. T.. Brown, J. Ross. O. T. Thurber, John
Westcott. Harry Andrews. John Alcott, Hartley
Davis. New-York.