New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
ON ASBURY PARKS BEACH.
DEMAND FOR BATHING FACILITIES CAN
SCARCELY BE MET-HOTELS
CROWDED.


weather for the last week has been all that could
be desired for an enjoyable outing at the seashore
The bathing never better and the pathins
establishments have been taxed to provide accom-
moda tions for all who desired to take dip. Fish
ing, too, has improved Of late, there has been
no end Of enjoyment for the cottagers and hotel
guests.
The arrivals this week broke all former July
records. From Monday morning until late this
evening there has a steady tide Of travel, and
consequently there few vacant rooms at the
big hotels on the shore front. This means that the
popular resorts will be crowded to the limit from
until September. satisfactory condition OF
affairs for the hotel who. earlier this month,
were discouraged the poor prospects then pre-
vailing for a successful summer
THE BABY PARADE.
The committee having in charge the baby parade,
which is scheduled for the afternoon Of Wednesday.
August 81 decided this week divide the prizes into
classes Thirty-ve prizes each valued at less
than SOS. have thus far been offered for the best
decorated coaches, go-carts, express wagons, doll
coaches pony turnoutS. floats. novelties etc Prizes
will also be given for the best representation Of
child life and costume in any foreign country for
babies under two years OF age from the greatest
distance and for twins, triplets and quadruplets
making the best appearance
The annual boat carnival on Wesley Lake will
be held the evening of American Day-Thurs-
day August Is. The boat boys work design
ing decorations for their craft, for prizes will he
offered TO the of the best decorated boats.
The meetings in the beach Auditorium tomorrow
will be conducted by the Salvation Army. General
Booth-Tucker. together with his staff and head
quarters brass band. will attend the three services
The encampment of the New-Jersey National
Guard at Sea Girt and the horse show at Holly
wood have attracted the cotagers and hotel guests
from this vicinity this week and helped vary the
monotony of seashore life
Register Isaac Fromme and Thomas f. Smith
fHrOla rs
OF Tammany, are making the Coleman House their
headquarters this summer. and every Saturday
evening tne braves get together and make plans
for the coming Mayoralty fight in the metropolis
The good roads in and about Asbury Park have
induced hundreds of owners of automobiles to come
mere. Every afternoon the boulevard between here
and Long Branch is alive with the horseIess
vehicles and sprints are Of frequent occurrence.
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES AT OCEAN GROVE
Cold water advocates from New-Jersey and New
YORK have been in charge of most Of the meetings
hed this week in Ocean Grove. and the reformers
VIII also have charge Of the services tomorrow,
Yesterday the National Temperance Society onened
IRE on King Alcohol. and the battle will be kent
Up until tomorrow evening when Mator-General
Joseph wheeler, Of Alabama, will deliver an ad-
dress in the Auditorium. His theme will be The
American Soldier and His Needs" General Wheel
er has never visited Ocean Grove before. and the
association officials preparing to give him
nearly reception. The anniversary sermon of the
National Temperance Society will be preached to-
morrow morning by the Rev. DR. James p Dunn.
of New-York City, the general secretary Of the
organization.
Memorial services in honor of the residents and
friends of Ocean Grove who have died in the last
year VIII be held on Monday afternoon in the Tab
ernacle. Bishop FitzCerald will preside and brief
eulogies will be made by the officials Of the Camp
Meeting Association and visiting ministers At
dusk on the same day the anniversary OF Ocean
Grove viii be observed President FitzGerald and
his colleagues of the association will gather around
the memorial in Thompson Park which
marks the spot where the first religious service
was held In 1863 and hold a prayer meeting in
commemoration of the event.
The Summer School Of Theology will open next
Tuesday for a ten days session The school this
year will be in charge Of Bishop FitzGerald. Lect-
ures Will be delivered morning and afternoon by
well known ministers. and there will be popular
entertainment every evening while the school is in
session. concluding with the chiIdrens musical fes
ttval on the evening of Thursday. August s.
THOSE AT THE HOTELS
The arrivals at the prominent hotels from New
York City and its vicinity include:
s6 Hotel BEuHswie-W aya H. a9Ian THTman Miss Eur Eur
Johnson, Charles Myers. Mr.. and Mrs H. H.
Walker. Miss Rebecca spauldng. s. 5. SspauIdinie; x;
A b. Hardy, Theodore f. Fitzgerald, r. Pendor
Mrs., Mrs l.. B. PTitGhard, Louis D Bedford. Elmo l.
G6eHHr GFidley: .aL J. d. Keen zen H. g Pearson Vail Gin
Thomas Rolls Mr.: ana Mrs. ". + saifhn George i5
Mrs Peter shafpss Water sharpssss
Mr and Mrs; John E. Dagger. Miss Laura Deemer
Miss Viii 1yson. Miss Grace Thompson David j.
ord Gd Dr M Psan spaar M!sf MI l. Sd E RHr MT d
= a. D5Tby TiG John A. Adams O. A Dennis, Charles
and Mrs @ chares W r. pTnz M 9ooF Thdmas A y EWhie Mr.
Se9fge en9 Lukens w; s. Russell E. S Green, Mr.
T6ayer and Miss Sara -'l.n Anderson n 'oFsu'n X v
Mcpepa c2emdG i9 GpseI5a Nous cPTuth G. N4sasa
Moses Miss Adele Ritchie Mrs A. Nj Marnes r5 H
H. N. smith Miss Mutter Miss De Camp Miss
N4"Tenee Ma 'aG M Merrill Mr. and Mrs B osterhoudt
c Soop, Miss Hazel osterhoudt. James j. Child
9Eddley Dudley Child Mrs James Child, Miss Grace A.
D 7, Pitslde; F Rodgers Forman. Raymond F. Wade
Mebster Ne s6d MIC Foyd Ta f. keRda 5ePT Ge9rge a Aep
Enares FparI BIZ Bsgs Mrs BIggs Mitchell Edward
Hp6son p6s 'f G BeKem cnoner r Nr Wood WoodwSTd @
G0eoper GGep H. M Runyon. D. Turner Day, A =
ontes Charles 4 Pratt Mr.. and 'frss Mrs & q rf Pawn
Mrs. judith Whittier, Henry Bell Miss Adelaide
Margaret Brown Miss Christine Brewn VI " WI II
Preston Preston Mrs H. Andrews. p F; Corowoister. D.
Mrs. George Renter. tr, Mr.. and Mrs g s Reuter-,
Joseph a:,ls NJ biggert &c G. F. Taller. W Colman Miss
Mrs r. " Chace, spencer GobIe. Miss v Stein
anshin m X sn II Ff Gas Miis gber = Troy creswsl Nc
Mary J smith Miss Claire Smith Miss S j
Beyonshire re- &C. n Anderson Mr., and Mrs W. ]
Mr. and Mrs John fully NJ O'Brien. Mrs NJ
F. F. Tncker Miss Kirby. Miss Hatch Mrs. NJ Leroy,
Wilson A A Brennan. Miss G. Hammond W ]
stearns W F. McCord. DR. Aspinwall Judd. Mr.
and Mrs T. Nintnr Murphy Stephen Pierson Miss
Laura H. Iierson. Miss Browne Mr. and Mrs
Hotel ColumbiaP, {. Murray. T. II. Rowe. Will
lam S Bredin Arthur Woodman. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas. Miss A. NJ. Thomas Mrs. F. Fells c
Leuhhers. - l. Alper. Mrs. A s. Evans Mrs n
Kirby. Mrs. F. Musev. Fl. z. Thompson John
Fagan John Wicks. J. Rehr. S. H. Camnhell. Miss