New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12

Shark River at Avon. The State officers viii be
present at the monster feast In the evening the
annual marine carnival on Wesley Lake VIII take
place.
Republican midsummer rally is proposed TO De
held in the beach auditorium time this month.
The purpose to have Governor Roosevelt and Sen
ators Hanna. Depew. Platt Sewell, Kean and For
aker present and President Mckinley has also
been asked to attend 1t is not proposed to have
any set speechmaking. but only parade and re-
view. The rally Is being arranged by Frederick D
Gibbs Of New-York who Is spending the summer
here and :he scheme meets with the approval OF
Senator Hanna.
Founder" Bradley officially announced this week
that there will be baby parade on the board
walk this summer. He says It is now too late 10
arrange for such an occurrence. and that he would
not support any efforts directed toward a parade
even II thew were made For the last ten years
the baby parade has been the star attraction. and
the abandonment of the pageant this summer Is a
sore disappointment to mothers
The Ocean Grove musical festival was held this
week and thousands enjoyed the musical treat.
which given under the auspices OF the Summer
School Of Theology. The childrens festival was
given Thursday evening in the Auditorium, which
was crowded to the doors with delighted auditors.
The chorus numbered thousand voices. and was
led in faultless style by Tall Esen Morgan. Of
New-York Master Earl Gulick boy soprano,
was the solost. Last evening the oratoriO Of The
Frank Damrosch. OF NeW-York, ana the Singers h
New-YOrk Peoples Choral Union. The Damrosch
orchestra assisted the singers. A NUMBER OF OlS-
tingushed politicians attended the perfoTInance on
Friday evening, Including Senator Marx hanna
Secretary Of the Interior. and BENJAMIN F. Jones
FTbs Wnnap.s Foreign Missionary sociaty Of
which Mrs. E. H Stokes of Ocean Grove. is presi-
Grove tomorrow and on Monday. on Wednesday
the services will be conducted by the Woman,s
Home Missionary Society OF which Mrs Clinton b:
Fisk of New York, is president. The great annual
tinue daily until September g. The opening sermon
Of the camp will be preached by bishop Of me
different denominations will preach on the oth s
Hqte XIV cT b 9hSmgsoRM Mr. and
Mrs Henry A Engle. Peter ]. Sampson, Alexander
jacob asf AeGm MsnTX 5o9R c0 rhma
G.. fowler Ed j. AspeiI J. B. Hawkins; H. z;
Mrs MrssoA Endam 9e F. Miller. J. s Duncan r. G.
F EsT r. era %foFd C. j r. Mecay. William +
Stevenson Mrs. r. J. stevenson E R; Gibson
George Van Dyke H. Van Dyke. j. p Hall, jr.'
eV q IL sa Burfor G' Mrs 6 P Burford Mrs NJ E
Bayard, H + Morse and family, H StaE I1er
frank FrsT E n SMITH B. Haiton G. styTne W
w stN Wnsb Arthur Moore Sir and Mrs j.
Brown A. H Weyman. Philip H Ryan, John G.
PSwaTd a9o Fox M and Mrs Charles J. May Miss
NJ II. Eghbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s Terhune
Hotel Lafaye2te-E P Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Ara Cok Ha4ri M' Miss ss Sosbey Waiter Egan Miss
Mrs NJ rs lanes N heT Miss F Florence er Hiss
Edith Miller, Miss, L, wilson, james H Road ds1
Miss Mary Sessell. Mrs L. Sessell, c; p Matthews
Harry Simpson, n NJ. Strang, William Brennan,
John D. Ulyan. Miss l. b. Davis. Mt ana Mrs
NJ II. Baker, f. p. Reynolds. William Beatty.
r. b. Hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs. I. Van Raalte.
Miss Lulu Van RaaIte. Mrs. \; Rasions, Miss
Raslons George P. Countz Mrs. Martha w Rob
inson. Harold b White, L. II. Leadam, s. W
Lambert, Mrs David Young, the Misses Young
Miss NJ r. Morgan, Peter II. Seery. William r.
Powell P Hassinger, Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Bowers.
P Bowers. jr, W II. CrOvelmire, Miss Beatrice
Charles. c. VOTERS c. G.. Turner, Charles H
HaveI. F. O. Renns. Miss A. Neal, Mrs Arthur
Neal. Miss Abbie Neal. E. NJ. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Capstick Miss Marjorie Capsttck and Miss
Hotel Abi6n-G. J. w Adams. Miss Belle n.
Hare Miss Ida V. Hare. Mrs. George Licky, Miss
A. G. Lcky Miss Susan D. Eicher. F. H. Chid L5e
G. Ferndon {. G.. Ferndon, Mrs. c. r. Leicht, Mrs
a. W. Bell. Miss Louise Bell 4 A Bell Mss Julia
Weller, Miss Minnie Meba. Miss MOlie Melba, l.
A Austin Miss F. c. Austin, NJ. Nayne o. Pfef-
ferIe Mrs pr frerle Miss Ida Pfeffere. Mrs. c H
Olmsfed Miss Glare Olmsted. Miss s. SASH Miss
f. Jones Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Tongue. F. b, Gran
mis- Mrs. p. r. Grannis. Mrs. A. r. NARROW. Miss
Emma NARROW, L. Lask and S Lask-
Gracious. Amelia what is all that dreadful noise
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