New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
A GREAT RUSH TO ASBURY.
LEADING HOTELS F1LLED-THE SUMMER |
SCHOOL. OF THEOLOGY.

LEADING HOTELS F1LLED-THE SUMMER
SCHOOL. OF THEOLOGY.
! Asbury Park n J.. July 2S (speciaD.-The sum-
| mer season on the Monmouth coast is now at the
! flood This means that Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove are filed as never before with tourists from
! evevy nook and corner of the land. The perfect
/ outing weather of last week hurried many thou
sands of pleasure seekers to the Twin Cities. and
| the newcomers filled the available rooms at the
leading hotels. This gratifying condition of affairs
| will probably continue for six weeks
/ The bathing better. and the healthful
pastime never more popular. Founder Brad
| ley, who owns all the bathing establishments
| the shore front said to-day that the bathhouse
rentals this season will break all former records.
/ The receipts at the bathing pavlions also way
ahead of last summer and this, too despite the
fact that number Of hotels have introduced salt
water baths this season
Asbury Parks baseball club. which is com
posed Of well known college athletes, played its
first game this afternoon on the athletic grounds.
The grandstand filed with cottagers and hotel
guests and the prospects are bright FOR a success
| ful season for the ball players. Ar Lawson. an
old time ball manager from the metropolis, IS in
charge OF the team
Cold water advocates have been holding the fort
this week in Ocean Grove. On Tuesday and
Wednesday ;he meetings the camp grounds were
IN charge OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of New-JeTsey, with Mrs Emma Bourne, OF
Newark presiding. The remainder Of the week was
Publishing House Of which Joshua L. Baily of
Philadelphia, is president and the Rev. DR.. James
B. Dunn, OF New-York. general secretary. The
Prohibitionsts dij attract large audiences but
their speakers full OF zeal for the cause,
a number Of powerful addresses We're made. They
will have charge of the meetings the camp
grounds tomorrow, when temperance sermons will
be preached by the Rev DR.. Ward Plat, of Buff
falo, y. Y, and the Rev DR.. David J. Burrell. OF
New-York
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sessions IN Ocean Grove next Wednesday and con-
tnue daily for days. The Rev. Dr. J. Embury
Price Of Yonkers. IS dean Of the school, and the
lecturers include the Rev. DR.. George T. Purves
pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New-York; the Rev. DR.. Robert X. Rogers pro
fessor OF Old Testament theology in Drew Theo-
! logical Seminary; the Rev. DR.. Ismar J. PERTH
professor of Oriental languages in Syracuse Uuiver
sity; the Rev. Dr. Curtis. teacher OF systematic
theology IN Drew Theological Seminary; the Rev
DR.. I. J. a. Faulkner of Drew Theological Semi
nary; the Rev. DR.. Frank ". Gunsauius of the
Armour Institute Of Technology. Chicago; the Rev
Dr. Utterly Of Drew Theological Seminary: the
Rev. DR.. c. W Mard. presiding elder Of the New
York Annual Conference: the Rev. Dr. H H. Low
RE, OF Pek!ng, China; the Rev Dr. Albert Arm
strong Of Boston; the Rev Dr.. Robert Mcintyre
Of New-York; Dr. Frederick A. Cook surgeon
Of the Belgian Antarctic expedition, and DR.. Her
bert L. Bridguan Of the Pcary Arctic Club
A grand musical festival will be held in connec-
tion with the school, when GauIs Holy City" and
The Messiah" VIII be rendered by the Ocean Grove
Chorus assisted by the New-York Oratoro Society
the New-York Peoples Choral Union and the Dam
rosch Orchestra, led by DR.. Frank Damrosch Emf
nent soo!sts viii assist the chorus which will bs
drilled and conducted by Professor Tail Esen Nor
gan. Of New-York
The children Of the Hotel Brunswick enioyed
haymakers carnival and dance in the Casino on
| Wednesday evening. The participants wore rustic
costumes-the boys in overas and straw, hats and
| the girls bingham dresses and sunbonnets-ard
each carried rake The little ones executed the
| "Haymakers' March" and then gathered in the
hay. This done they enjoyed the festivities that
| usually follow the harvest. This followed by
fancy dancing by Miss Mamie Finger and Niles
Imogene Washburn, assisted by Mrs Wescott the
matrOn OF ceremonies The children who partici-
pated in the carnival were Bertram Meyer Ken
drick Van Pelt. Morgan Parsons Alouzo Parsons
Harvey Mackin. Miriam Clemens Maria Hetrck
Louise Hetrck NJ. Virginia Barker Ethel Beech
inor. Haltcn Coward. Mamie Finger Jeanette
Snare, Marion Dagger. Eleanor Daley Florence
Meyer, Selma Meyer, William Potter Carroll Van
der Neer, Katrina Wander Veer Imogene wash
burn, Elsie Troy. Gertrude Bryant Helen Koch
Alice McQuail. Ennis McQuan Helen Clemens and
Mary Pollard.
The arrivals at the leading hotels this week in
clude the following:
Hotel Brunswick-W A. Boland Mr. and Mrs
J. 2. Calhoun. Frank A. Bassett Beatrice Brevain
p L. Prince John a. Camp, D. W. Wendell An
drew drew BenekeT James A. Brown; Ernest /. Ebbels
MISS Jessie henSheedt, Miss ElOuse Kensheedt
James i. Malloy, Miss Mabel Nelson Shattuck
Mrs. J. w. Shattuck, Miss M L. Rowen g. Rubin
Mrs. Lithauer and daughters. F. A John son and
family Mrs Ida M Den1ing, Mrs Ewitha Johnson
Miss NJ. e. Farrier, Benjamin E. S FaIrier, j.
MT and Mrs. }. +. Dyas, J. c. Keen j. c. William
Miss II. J.. Cooke Frederick A. Evans F. b
Muench and II. Sdhobeck.
Hotel Albion-Ifessie Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs E. p
WacsWOrth, William =. kollor, w. Miller Peter
G. A. Fleury NJ Cohen and family. the Misses
Robinson. c. V. Smith. @. v Bentz Mrs II
Beckel. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Becke s. II. Schier NJ
J: Van Tassel Mrs q. Lentz J. c. Lentz Mr.. and
Mrs. W Beatte, NJ. W King Miss Grace NJ Be AZ
tie, NJ f. Sandal. Joseph II Mann. F. p KeWn
Harry Caller Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Levi r. q
Mallon, Miss Agnes Malon. Miss Alice Malon "
II. Dodd, E. Snowden. Charles r. Sergeant Rose.
Henry s. Conklin, Louise Conklin MT and Mrs
G. s. Conkn and James A. German
Hotel Lafayette-Mrs. NJ McOmber Miss G. e
Murphy, Miss A. Groves, J. Thomas Lynch J. D.
Warren J. Van Raalte, Thomas A. McEwan
James G. Shalnn, John Williamson, Thomas j
Blanck jr,. Miss c. c. Ward. Miss F. N Ward
Thomas Mcguire, X. J. Best. Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur W Shera Johnson. George McI)er-
mott, George F. Johnston. j. Fletcher shera
Miss Julia L. Hayes Miss Helen X Hayes Miss
Marie NJ. Hayes Miss Katherine Kilmer Mrs & o.
Kilmer J. W. Stinson. Miss X NJ Howard A.
Larsner, Miss Alice Bernstein. Miss Bertha Bern
Johnston William A. Martin Edward d. Spooner
". ]. Johnson T. J. Connolly. H. Grant. Joseph
X. Block, Miss Kate Spencer. +. p. Hutchinson
Miss j. Hegen. Mrs. John Cray. Miss Eliza beth
Shera Mrs. e. J. Keefer. Miss Keefer Mrs Alice
T. Holiday and NJ. D. Compton.