New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
FEW VACANCIES AT ASBURY PARK.
THRONGs OF VISITORS AT THE HOTELS
MEETINGS OF THE wEEK--SOME
OF TIE CHESTS

Asbury Park n j.. July % (SpeciaD-Vacant
rooms in the fashionable hotels exceedingly
hard TO find tonight. for the visitors have been
pouring into the Park in droves since Monday
In the throng nearly thousand members
OF the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association OF
the United States. representing seventeen States.
who came seaward participate in the delibera-
tions OF the fifth biennial session OF that rapidly
growing fraternal organization On wednesday
night the women went TO Pleasure Bay and wilt
messed an open air performance Of the comic opera
The Mikado." The following evening they were
treated 10 an old fashioned clambake at Neptune
Heights a resort on Shark River two miles south
OF this place. The New-Jersey State Dental So
ciety held its twenty ninth annual meeting In the
Auditorium the beach front. There were nearly
one hundred dentists present. and two days were
consumed in listening 10 the reading OF papers
touching on improved methods OF dentistry.
number Of prominent New-York dentists attended
the meeting and read papers OF interest to the pro-
fesson.
Next week the Commercial Law League Of the
United States will meet here in annual session.
Governor Voorhees, OF New-Jersey Is down on the
programme for address.
Senator Bradley the original owner OF Asbury
Park and a past master IN the art OF providing
original entertainment for the visitors. gave an
early morning treat to hundreds of city guests at
the Farmers Market to-day The grangers TO the
number of several hundred met soon after day
dispose OF their truck 10 the hotel and
boarding house keepers. To the city folks this
proved interesting sight, and the Senator, as
host. treated his guests TO liberal allowances OF
Saratoga water and biscuits.
The customary full dress hops were given to-
night at the Brunswick Coleman Lafayette. Feni-
more West End and Albion. on Wednesday even
ing the "proprietors ball" at the Coleman at
tracted TO the Casino a brilliant gathering OF the
guests Of the hotel and their friends. There was
dancing until nearly midnight. when supper was
served in the dining room.
Ocean Grove too. received its full share OF visit
ors many Of whom were attracted by the Sunday
school and Chautauqua Assembly meetings, which
were conducted by Professor Loomis and his as
sstants The school closed to-day with a parade
OF the faculty and scholars around the camp
grounds and a reception this evening at the Airing
ton Hotel. where President Fitzgerald and the
officers Of the assembly received large NUMBER
OF the students
Professor d. r. Lowrie. Of Paterson. leader OF the
young peoples meetings. who will have charge OF
the event Is making elaborate plans Tor the ser
vice.
Dean J. F. Price Of the Summer School OF Theol-
ogy. which will be held here from August TO IL.
announced this week that President Mckinley had
accepted invitation to attend the school II pub
Roosevelt had also promised to be on hand one
day and make brief address to the students
Other prominent men who Will lecture before the
school are Congressman }. p Dolliyer Colonel );
D. C,opelan&d d. t9e Rey DR. Russell H. Con"eI ana
Colonel j K Woodward of New-Orleans ar
rived this week at the Lafayette with his family.
Dr. James Morgan. Of Brooklyn spent several
days this week at the Brunswick
James Russell. the comedian. is recuperating at
the West End
Bishop B J. McQuaid. of Rochester, arrived this
Robert X Waller. Of New-York City. a son Of
the late Ex-Governor Waller Of Connecticut is
d T the % g bdrdh 25 he Of BROOKLYN was one
Chaplain Jones, of the battleship Texas was one
OF the visitors this week
F. J. McLaren W, D. Tennlson: Thomas W. On
Elliott make up a party of dentists from New
York City who were here this week attending the
annual meeting Of the New-Jersey State Dental
Alfred NJ Downs Mayor Van wyck's private
Dr. George & Hull. Of New-York City. is newly
arrived guest at the Fenmore.
The recent arrivals from New-York City at rhe
leading hotels include the following
Coleman House-Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rich,
Thomas f. Hall Mrs. A. E Hoyte. J. H. Sherman
H2yey r aHd si2n Mrs Il LymRqn gsRnap Mss Is
Flynn Miss Margaret Gordon. Miss Frances
Miss HqT HTEt NJ Mr. and 1a MTs Mrs o. MeEn M
burn. tr; A. H. HankinsSn I On Z j. r; poler; Miss
Hanes and Mr. and Mrs George A. Post.
Hotel BTunswickTJ f. shuman d Asa B:acb-
l. Russell Mr and Mrs j. p. Bland Miss Bland
Emory Dunn S. G.. Willis, David Orwiiz, Miss
j. b Verne Werner samuel l. Wikoff L. s James James
Marvin Beck. Miss Louise Beck T. W. Mackey.
j J.
J. smyth, Miss Annie ?. smyth. Miss Maud VIII
Iams. j. =. Rudolph. Mr. and Mrs Edwin L.
Myers. r Penn Lewis Miss Margery Lewis, Lewis
J. Dunn. Harry p. Wright. r b. Adams. l.. Bern
stein. r \. Cuendet and J. Flanagan.
The Lafayette-William Dunn. DR.. VI. T. Dadir-
ran. Miss Araksia. II. G.. Lyon. G. A. Schellinger.
w. F. Rudolphy D. A. Pearsall, John Villa mson
and family and Mrs. Seg.
Hotel Albion-Mrs A. Katie NJ G. Rosenberg
and family. W y. Roller and family, j. Hartmann.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Ward Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Wilder and Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Turner.
Surf House-Mrs. s W. Swayze. Mr and Mrs
Max Hanschild. W S. Sheldon and Mrs. J. Evans
The Fenimore-John W. Hull. DR.. George A.
Hull F. p Flanagan Mr. and Mrs J. r. Prior
Mr. and Mrs W. II Walker Miss A. z. Armstrong
Miss NJ. Armstrong. d. Mclean and S. W. Jones.
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