Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-16
PLEASURES At. ASBURY PARK
Sunday Evening Musicales Vie With Every
Day Amasemeants.
Many Warrington People Are Enjoy
ing Them All and Prominent
In the Pastime.
Special Correspondence Of. The Evening Star.

! The past week has been a repetition of
| the previous one in the realm of social fes-
| tivities. Hops, card parties and musicales
| have been utilized to great advantage in
Willing away the evening hours, while cy-
Gle runs to neighboring resorts, trolley par
I ties to Pleasure bay, and driving, fishing.
swimming and yachting have gained the
attention of restless visitors during the
| day, for whom the quiet retreat of d hotel
noonday hours.
| The Sunday evening musicale has grown
| in popular favor, ard all the big hotels now
offer very attractive programs each Sun
| day evening, at which talented artists are
| billed to perform. Notably the Brunswick,
Coleman, Columbia and West End have
| given especially fine concerts. at which
| large audiences have gathered to listen to
the work OF both local and outside talent.
The woodcock song recital Friday
| evening and the benefit for the Junior Re-
public on Monday drew large audiences to
the Brunswick Casino.
| The national ten days camp meeting of
the Salvation Army is being held in the
Asbury Park Auditorium. Commander
Booth-Tucker and his staff are here, and
FIVE thousand people have been in attend
ance daily. On Thursday evening a halle
iuJah wedding was held, in which two of
tie officers were united in a blood and
nre marriage. On Sunday last were held
surrender day services at the Auditorium
at II am, and 8 pm, and the weeks
services were divided into excursion day
on Monday, international day on Tues
gay .hei ID, day on Wednesday, wedding
day on Thursday, social day on Friday
ana "a day at the crcss'' on Sunday.
Allenhurst the beautiful suburb of AS
bury Park. celebrated its second anriver-
sary on Tuesday. A bicycle parade, fire
department practice. Jersey wash"
band concert and a big hop on the lawn of
program.
august 10 TO q is the date for the big
Wheelr.en,s fair, which will be held in Edu-
calionai Hall. During the week there will
propaoiy be big bicycle parade in which
all the hotel cycle clubs and the local
league club will participate A number of
valuable prizes have already been donated
ny me merchants of the city, and the pa
Iade will be full of features
RHadamcs and senriettas are the Domino,
An Enjoyable German.
Following the delightful germans gi,,.n
at the Coleman and Brunswick the o.
ulllon at the West End last week was ,
delightful novelty in the line of ball room
amusements. 1t was college pern,.n
ana the ladies were all dressed in the COL
ors OF their favorite college The hall
room decorations were in pink and white.
me figures danced Were' numerous and
Wei executed, many of them being very
amusing. The favors for Ithe ladies were
silver paper cutters, silver nail files en-
pre- rams. bronze figures and rose bonbons.
Tor gentlemen, Delft stems. silver dumb
bell cuff buttons, egg 1bonbons and bronze
figures. 0-A
Following are those who danced: NJ.
Mason Garner. D. j. MCLEAN, Chas. E.
D Tms' John \, Hart, G. T. Hetriek; c. n. Jel-
Mccarthy Jos. H. Hart Chas knight,
Walter Simpson. Jos. Cunningham, w. j.
Han AIKEN g , G; s. Veedet John Weber,
Simonton, Leon Moore NJ. Harry Scott.
Mrs. E. S. Ripley Misses ]. L. Mccoy
tielen Douty, Bessie Fisher, EIyina Ro-
nam, Elizabeth Sill, r. Drummond Carrie
Weekes, Alice Titus, Eleanor Sadler Mabel
Logan, Porter Beegle,E Elsie Horner. Hat
tie Rayle. May Brandon, Clara Brandon,
r. Simpson, Susie Outten, Grace E. Carr
| Mecke Carr, E. Colladay.
The patronesses who presided at the
favor tables were Mrs. L. j. Gardner. Mrs.
Henry Brooks Mrs. Charles Mccarthy,
Mrs. :; w; slaight, Mrs. w. H. McCleary,
Mrs Z. IL. Brown, Mrs. A. Mel. Ear
tougher Mrs. w. H. Kelly.
Washington People in the Swim.
party of four Washingtonians regts-
tered at the Columbia on Monday. They
include Miss E. G. Beall, N. s. Bestor, ]. f.
| Patterson and his son.
NJ. w. Budd and wife are enjoying the
sea breezes from the West End verandas.
Miss Alice Butler is a LeadIey patron.
| and is fast making friends with the con-
genial guests of the house.
Miss Martha S. HaineS Is at the Ocean
! View Hotel.
At the Dunrovin may be found Mrs. NJ
| S. Norville, Miss Emily w. NorvilIe, Miss
| A. NJ. Little.
| Montauk.
Willism Dubois las arrived at the Ard
| more for a brief outing by the sea.
j. w. Bennett is sojourning at the Cliff
| ton.
| At the Revere is Miss Flora Dougherty.
| Arthur A. Middleton is donlic;ied at the
Victoria. Mr., Middleton has charge of
| the Asbury Park branch of the banking
| house of Geo. A. Stitts & Co.
Sam Minolu is Colonnade guest
| II. Brownstein is making the Albion his
| home while in town.
Miss Bell Wills makes life pleasant for
| the guests of the La Pierre, where she is
| stopping.
| c. L. Stryker has registered at the West
End.
| Fred " V. Shane is recently subscribed
| arrival at Sunset Hall.
Miss Carrie Gill has taken rooms at the
Coleman House.
Colonnade includes William Sahn, B. Drey-
fuss, H. Friedlander and G. Minister.
| Miss Mabel Thompson is Grand Central
patron.
The Spray View is entertaining r.
H. Haun, P. H. Haun, jr., F. NJ. Uhieir and
| Henry Johnson.
| Z. w. shelton brings MS wife with him
| to the Guy Mansion for a short respite
At the Ocean View is Miss D. H. Hough-
| ton, a very entertaining acquisition to the
| coterie of bellies at this house.
| d. Lloyd and wife are making the York.
shire their resting place while at the Park.
| ]. w. Duvall, merchant from the capt.
| tai, finds life enjoyable at the Surf House
| Mrs. Duvall accompanies him.
Philip E. Walker has Joined the gay
! throng at the Brunswick.
! At Sunset Hall are Charles E. briggs
| and Patrick H. OFarreil two recent ar
| rivals from the capital. =.
Miss Mary c. Priest has registered at
| the Columbia. -
| Miss NJ Clancy makes her headquarters
| at the Lake Avenue Hotel.
| At the Washington are recreating four
| jolly people from the capital city. They
| are Mr.. Tanner, the Misses Tanner, Miss
| Clark and Mr.. Earl Tanner.
A. H. Smith and wife are at the Abe
marie.
Thursdays arrivals at the Brunswick in
| cluded Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor, Mrs. NJ. NJ Nor
ment and Harry NorTnent.
William Wurdemanfi and wife are at the
| Columbia. ~
N. r. Baker and daughter and Miss Bes-
sic Hodges arrived 2at the Ashland on
| Thursday. 10
| Mrs. w. l.. THOMPSON and daughter Miss