Evening star., 1901-08-31
IN HONOR OF SIR THOMAS.
ShRmrOck's Gallant Owner Dined and
Wined.

ShRmrock's Gallant Owner Dtned and
Wined.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ASBURY PARK. N. j., August -, 1901.
The bright particular star that has shed
light on this brilliant social week In AS
bury Park was none other than Sir Thomas
Upton, who divides with Emperor William
the distinction Of being the worlds most
enthusiastic yachtsman. Sir Thomas was
entertained at dinner this evening by Ed
win p. Benjamin Of New York. The dinner
was held in the handsome banqueting hall
of the Coleman House. which was elabo-
rately decorated for the occasion.
Two hundred players took part in the
brilliant session at military euchre in the
Coleman House early in the week. The af-
fair was by far the largest euchre party of
the season, and the prizes awarded were
very choice and costly.
A children's masquerade ball was held at
the Brunswick, and was the chief attrac-
tion for juvenile society at the Park this
week.
The fashionable victoria's full-dress hop
on Wednesday was one of the most sue
cessful OF the hotels functions this year.
The Columbias Saturday evening dance
was largely attended by q fashionable
crowd of guests
day evening of one OF the most successful
dances OF the season, subscription affair
in aid of the crippled children's charity.
The Inn was beautifully decked for the oc-
casion. and the costumes of the young wo-
men dancers were very beautiful.
A. D. Bliss and G. B. Young are promi-
nent Washington business men at the Cole
man House.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Richardson and Miss
Francis Richardson of Washington are
guests of the West End.
Miss Bessie Holtzman and Miss Ella
Holtzman of Washington are late arrivals
at Sunset Hall.
Norwood Hall is ertaining Mrs. Philip
Walker, we'll known in musical and literary
circles Of Washington.
John NJ. Dunn. United States army. Is to
remain at the wellington for some time to
come.
William B. Crowell is Washington guest
Of the Ocean.
j. L. wheatmore. J. NJ Peters and E. E.
Peters compose a pleasant Washington
party at the Hotel Brunswick.
William Bissing has joined the Washing
ton colony at the Laurel.
The Northern numbers among It's guests
M. E. Bulger and A. e. Regan of Washing
ton.
Miss Grace Mcmahon and T. L. Felto of
Roanoke and Mrs. A. K Cobb of Richmond
are making an indefinite stay at the Hotel
Columbia.
Recent Washington arrivals at the Plaza
include Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Young and VIM.
c. Connor.
F. D. Leifrert is a Washington guest of
Dr. Henry Clay Thompson is spending the
balance Of the summer at the Sea Breeze,
on 7th avenue.
A Washington arrival at the Albemarle
is Mrs. ]. Edelin,.
Recently registered at the Ashland are
William J. F1ather, Mrs. Flather and Will
liam ]. F1ather, jr., Of Washington.
Mrs. A. NJ. Saller Is a Washington guest
of the Victoria.
DR.. and Mrs. J. 8. DuIamy of Washington
are being entertained at the Hotel Bruins
wick.
B. III. Gonell of Lexington, Va, is late
arrival at Guy Mansion.
Ward Villa is entertaining Mrs. A. Craft,
Miss Helen Craft, Sidney Craft. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Mattison and Earl Mattison OF
Washington.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Porter Is Washington guest
of Devonport Inn, where she will remain
for some weeks.
The Clarendon is entertaining A. ]. Pos
ten of Washington.
A recent Washington registration at the
Colonnade is that Of Max Goodman.