New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
ASBURY PARK.
CONVENTION OF NEw-JERsEY DFSr,r
SOCIETY WELL ATTENDED

Asbury Park, n. J.. July II (speciaD
tent showers prevailed to-day and interfa-.s nut
the outdoor exercise OF the army Of visitors IT,
sands, however. braved the rain and soenf ~ -
on the beach The bathing was derxbtf,II ~ uas
current having set in and forced the ter,pA-,
Of the ocean up 10 It's normal July mark
Over five hundred dentists. many OF thar,
New-York and Philadelphia. attended the session.
Of the New-Jersey State Dental Society 4, 49,
beach Auditorium to-day. IL was the Iarxe.t 80
ering in the history of the organization a. -
morning period DR.. r. Ottolengui, OF Nev--vo-,
read paper. in which ne maintained that chF
drens teeth should be filed with gold The g.
noon was devoted to clinics. There were tbirtv.g
clnicians. and the demonstrations were interas.t
even to the laity. The New-York dentists -
participated in the clinics William Dx,ys.
Tracey, F. L. Fossume. Paul ". Hitler. Ro5a--
Eugene Payne Frederick Crosby Brush s T. CO
smith, Henry Jasz JaUlusz. y. I. Shields and @ !,
Jerngan. AT the session this evening these pana-s
were read: "A New HemOstatic" by Dr. Iok,cLt
Takamine. Of Toxic. Japan, and Technique In Oral
Surgical Operations" BY DR.. Henry c. Booming %
Philadelphia. New officers OF the society VIII n.
chosen at to-mOFrows session Dr. Frank L. HIndls
OF New-Brunswiek Is slated for the presidency
The registration of babies and children for m.
coming baby parade was begun to-day. when four
names were recorded at Manager Chasseaud's head
quarters. The first written in the entry boo,.
was that of Miss Mary Jullard. aged six month.
whose parents reside in Philadelphia. The next 10
register were Cyril and Annie Widman OF New
York. who will appear In a Little Red Ridiur
Hood tableau-
The beach was overrun with excursionists tror,
Plainfield, Westfeld and Crawford to-day. Ths
"trippers' arrived after 10 O'Clock and spent
eight hours taking in the sights at the ocean end
of the resort,
Two hundred card players took possession OF ths
parors and piazzas of the Hotel Monmouth this
evening and played progressive euchre for beautiful
prizes donated by the merchants OF the city. The
function was for the benefit or the North Asbury
Park Hosa Company, the swell fire organization OF
An enjoyable concert was given this evening IN
the Coleman House Casino. The artists who ap-
peared were Miss Shannah Cumming, soprano: Max
Bendix. vionist, and Miss Helen Marie Burr. harp
list. Miss Cumming sang ten numbers. and was
repeated encored. The audience was made uD OF
guests from the hotel and prominent cottagers
Employees OF the Siegel-COoper Company, OF New
York, 10 the number OF sixty-hve trolled IL from
farm. '''''-i'
These New-Yorkers arrived at the Coleman Houss
to-day: DR.. \. NJ. Ruttling, James NJ Thomas. ].
Mrs. D. 5. Peters and Mrs. r. o. Sprague os
New-York, are spending the outing period at the
Recent arrivals from New-York at the Hotel
Brunswick include P. L. Hull, Miss Hull, Louis c.
Leroy. Henry D. Hatch, Charles r. Bard, A z.
B. Lester. George H. Leggett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shumway. AT the same hosiery. from Newark are
ham. Miss Francis and Mrs. c. L. Ingraham
Mrs. p. W. Waterlow, / T. Adams, G. L Curtis
j. starr IT, g. - I Wileox: G. e. Higgins and
at the Hotel Columbia
e c. Bennett, T. A Clark. W. z. Saddlsr, z.
Hartman, DR.. l. s. Lamouth and ". R. Foster are
New~York representatives at the Wellington @''
DIR. Charles d. Cook. OF Brooklyn, is making the
Bristol his temporary headquarters.
A. Cameron and DR. f. e. Hun Of NewYorI a. s =.
70 the Hotel Monmouth to-day.