Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-13
WASHINGTON PEOPLE.
Notes of Some Who Are staying ae
as5ury Park.
pondence OF The Evening Star.

Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
ASH RH PARK, N j., July TO- 1894.
Never has any season oI.cned NOR. ars-
picicusly for Asbury Park than that of The
summer Of 1894 Many of the large hotels
are filed already. II not crowded, and still
they Come. The New York and Long
Branch Railroad Company has increased
the number of passenger trains 20 anc from
Ashury Park, according to the new tins
table Of July 1. and since that tire the
people from the heated inland towns have
been pouring into the Park and Grove at q
late which has made it necessary for the
railroads to run many OF the trains in
double sections. while the baggage masters
and expressmen have had to work day and
night.
No more forcible remind er Of The Fact that
the summer season is here in all its glory
can be given than the sights which may be
witnessed every Saturday evening in the
, bal rooms Of the fashion able hostelfies.
Last Saturday evening the BAH room soenes
were more than usually brilliant. Hand-
some costumes were seen in profusion. while
diamonds sparkled beneath the FOLDS OF lace,
lending ADDED brilliancy to the enchanting
effects. Prominent among the devotees OF
1erpsichore were noted a goodly number Of
Mashlngtonians. among them Miss Jessie
Mcbride. Miss Laura J. Philip. Henry A
| Wise, Il. F. Cuttings, DIR. VIM. 4. Harris
| ana wife and Mrs. Rene Bache.
For the past week, threee rational con-
Nenuons have taken complete possession
OF this popular resort First came the Ma
tional Editorial Association, then the ma
tIonal good roads convention. and today the
National Educational Association went into
session here.
located at the Hotel Albatross.
Mrs. Rene Bache is one OF the popular la
| dies who is enjoying life at the Lodoye.
| Miss Frances S. Brown and Miss Annie ~.
! NJ Ral
| TIE Sur House.
H b. Benman and wife are enjoying
summer seaside pleasures at the fashionable
I Hotel Columbia.
a. z. Hartmen. Mrs Sue NJ. Hartmen.
Rev. George W. Cooper and wife, Mrs. Il.
| b. Dosh. +. $. Heath and wife and Robert
| Davis make up jolly party of Balti-
moreans who are summering at the Car
| rollton.
William and II. B. Denman are among the
recent arrivals at Sunset Hall
DR.. William t. Harris. commissioner OF
education. is with his wife enjoying a brief
vacation at the Ocean Hotel.
Miss Jessie Mcbride is pretty and enter
tanning young lacy enjoying summer sea-
side pleasures at the Columbia. Miss Mac
! Bride was the belle Of the ball at the OPEN
ing hop last Saturday evening.
Rev. A. W. Pitzer. DID,. is enjoying Q
season of rest at the Curlew.
| II. c. North and wife are welcome guests
at the Coleman House.
Mrs. J. A. Shear and two daughters have
taken rooms for the summer at the Vic
! to-ia.
Among the recent arrivals from Washing
| ton at the Hotel La Pierre are II. o. Cut
J Ter, NJ. @. Heap. Mrs. w. ". Danenhower
and Mrs. J. III. schenck.
| Gen. Roy Stone head of the bureau Of
road inquiry. spent last week in Asbury
( Park, attending the session OF the national
/ good roads conference
Mrs. Clara II. Morton is recruiting at the
Ocean Hotel
| Mrs. Jenness Miller, The well known cdVo-
cate of dress reform. registered last week az
| the Pazs Hotel
Miss Il. j.. Wright Is a prominent factor
in the society life of the Kenmore.
/ f. n. EastOn and family are stopping at
! the Alhatross.
| NJ l. Sothron IS a guest at the Carrollton.
| l. s. Fallon, wife AMI daughter of Bslti-
more enjoying the coof sea freezes at
I the -italanta.
| Henry A Mise of Baltimore is A promi-
nent arrival NJ the Ocean Hotel.
| II. +. Cuttings, ca shier for the Adams Ex-
press Company, IL sojoarning at the lSrurs-
wick
Col. and Mrs. l. Edwards Clark are a
| the Victoria for a brief soJourn.
| Miss Laura J. Phillips is one Of the guests
| of the Victoria.