New-York tribune., 1901-07-14
GAYETY AT ASBURY PARK
THE SOCIAL SEASON IN FILL, SWING
DOINGS AT OCEAN GROVE
NEW-YORK VISITORS


iairy comfortable. and the bonifaces of the Mon
mouth coast suffered financially in consequence
.hereoi thousands of tourists to-day.
however and the newcomers and stayovers COM
piIeo made respectable showing at the hosteries
me summer social season is in fun blast
Ihere We're enjoyable full dress hops given this
evening at the Hotel Brunswick, Coleman House
Hotel Columbia, the Lafayette. Sunset Hail. Hotel
Monmouth the Berwn and the Ocean Hotel Dur
ing the week there were card parties driving boat
ing and fishing trips galore with lawn tennis and
sol as standard diversions. The bathing is now
eAcehent, ana thousands take dip In the brine
every day at the fashionable bathing hours for
they are Obliged to bathe with the tides here owing
to the peculiar formation of the beach front
SUNDAY school workers from all parts of the
country nave been here this week taking part in
the School of Methods conducted by the State Pri-
mary and Junior Council of the New-Jersey Sunday
School Association. Mrs. Aonzo Petit of Eliza
beth, s president of the school. and Miss Jose
phtne l.. Baldwin. of Newark the secretary On
Thursday evening the instructors and students en-
Joyed a trolley ried to Pleasure Bay and return.
The resident and visiting lawn tennis experts will
compete In prize tournament next week. Singles
anu doubles Tor both men and women will be
played The cracks will strive for supremacy on
the courts of the Asbury Park Lawn Tennis Club
In Educational Hall Square. Thus far there are
over one hundred entries for the various events
Ihe Kew Madison c. Peters. OF New-York City,
will preach in the beach auditorium tomorrow
morning and afternoon, and the Rev. DR.. Herrck
Johnson. or Chicago, will occupy the pulpit at the
evening preaching hour. These services are nom
sectarian and held for the benefit of visitors
who are not church members.
Fishing from the ocean pier and the Deal Lake
hume has been excellent for the last few days
Monster striped bass have been hooked at these
placs daily. the heaviest weighing twenty
pounds Down at Barnegat Bay the sportsmans
paradise, weaktsh have made their appearance
and scores OF hotel guests and cottagers journey
there daily
The Ocean Grove Sunday School Assembly In
charge OF the Rev. B. b. Looms. OF Round Lake.
n y. has been In session since Monday and will
continue until Thursday next. when the graduating
exercises Will be held and diplomas distributed 70
the graduates. The school is branch of the
Chautauqua Assembly. and students from all parts
of the country have been present this week
The services on the camp grounds tomorrow will
be in the interest OF Sabbath observance
Quoted by the officers OF the National Sabbath
sociation. The morning sermon Will be preached
by Secretary l. j. w. Hathaway, and platform
meeting will be held In the evening. to be ad-
dressed by officers of the association
A meeting OF the Alenhurst property owners was
held in the casino on Thursday evening. when
stock company formed for the purpose OF
erecting modern all-year-round hotel the site
OF the recently destroyed Alenhurst Inn. The
structure. which will cost about 10000. will be
ready for business next summer. and will be
aged by w. Johnson Quinn. OF the Hotel Empire.
New York City
Thomas A. Edison is occupying cottage at Deal
Beach with his family
Recent arrivals from New-York City and It's VI
cinity at the leading hotels include:
Hotel Brunswick-Miss NJ. e. Seyd. II. A. Seyd.
Miss s. Nj Bacon. j. E. Cater James II. Dowd.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Burdette Miss Laura Lloyd,
Edward +. Hallen. c. T.. Kelly. t. c. Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Wonhami. Watson Snyder ]. c. Bel
lows. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentley. Miss
Flora Bentley. III. 8. Brown. J.. Bernstein. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Matlack. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Carey
iaS iss Sc I'm a u
Samuel T. Wells. Miss Reba Wells Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua l.. Blythe. Miss Sara Blythe. George
| Pounds Miss Jane Worrell p T. Wood, Mrs T.
Van staden. II. w Barrows. Miss Adde William
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Franklin. Theodore Car
lyle Joseph Kreamer. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. War
ing. f. b. Green. j. Fred Collins. Miss Reba Castle
Miss Hope. Miss c. Hope. Miss Emma Brewer,
Harry Dean and S. H. Clarke.
Hotel Coumbia-A. f. Merrill John Balm, jr.. C.
Butler Smith. Mrs John Bain IT., c. Denton Ow-
ems Miss Virginia Mayo Miss NJ. f. Mack v. J..
Mayo. A w. Leubbers. Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Murray.
Miss Eta Mclaughlin. Ernest Leubbers. Miss May
Mulby. c. H. Downing. w. r. Bond Mr.. and Mrs.
Grmshaw. Chester Mount. f. j. E;dredge. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson Mr. and Mrs d:
Lichtenstein. Agnes c. Marlay, J. w. Marlay, MIR.
and Mrs, c. H. Eddy. Charles A. Ackerman G..
| Schumacher. Miss Bernice Boyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Davis. Z. F. Radiker. Mr.. and Mrs James
! Mcdonald Ward r. Bond. Mrs. J. w. Macklay.
Archibald Macklay. MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Henreday.
| Mrs. II. S. Henry. Miner Henry John A Davidson
and family. Mrs. ]. NJ. l.. Gardner. Miss Letitia j.
! Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Perrin and Mrs. A c.
Davis.
| Lafayette-H c. Wilson, w. S. Butterworth J..
| w. Dixon. Jr Mr. and Mrs Il. S. Neall. G. Statlin,
Mrs 8. Gendenning. II. b. White Charles f. Forst.
Mrs. +. Bixius. Elsie b. Craig. Miss Annie Craig.
Beatrice Charles. +. w. OBrien. NJ. Jackson. Mrs.
o. F. Katz II. C. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hyne-
man. Mr. and Mrs. c. Light, S. c. Judge, Miss NJ.
| Mil. Mrs j. S. Mil. Z. E. burlington. c. Schmidt
| and family George Mahn William r. Charles. Mrs.
| u. e. burlington, F. w Judson, Mr.. and Mrs j..
| Hood Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Phillips. the Misses Phil
| lips. Mrs Morgan. Miss b. Craig George Hahn and
| family Miss E. A. Miller ard f.. S. Nance and
! family.
Sunset Hail.. W. Morrison. ]. w. Morrison. tr..
| Miss Rena Morrison. Carl b. Wynkoop John Ttior-
| dan. John Branegan. James II. White. ]. ID. Haag.
J. .. Kane. Joseph j. Cunningham; Miss Mills, Mrs.
Butler Thomas IL & MsGaEry Miss Grace Butler e
j. W Blanchard. Miss Mary Blanchard. Mrs. II: P.
BEL Mys. RsnSf Mr. 'snd snd M
J. P. Noonan, Martin J o'Bren, Mrs l. r Kren- rem
Mrs c. Deering, c. o'Malley. Miss X. Cos
Isi'f Paims MsS e Sshs% hasS fhp ffS cress john
Mss Missile Mss Mss 4shs
| McGoldrick. Joseph McGoldrick w. 8. Edwards.
| 9. c. Nugent. Robert Collier. Miss Anna oReilly,
| Miss Nellie Kennedy,
sna Ms e e sSss W ss
Helen DoSty Miss Mof Geneva hertz p,dI aoEaHd
Farehd aIsnf SfSsoa MISS and
Miss ss bs nss %am Days
Ranney. y Robert L. Ranney. D. Maieonson. Mr.. and
berg George s"Sx' W. hi john 'N Woods MISS Miss e G
White, Peter G. Keilogg O. Hermann h;on j. u; Law
W MI as M ts M1 and Mrs
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