New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
JAPANESE FETE At ASBUR1
roTT1I,oN FIGURES FROM JAPANESE
oPERAS-DANCERS IN oRIhNI IAL
COSTUME.

COSTUME.
.,r p.rl, \ ] Ale = CSpeciaD.-The chief
ocisl 41,ncon OF the summer took place this even
ing In the casino Of the Coleman House. II was d
,Iapanese ftte and san Toy cotillon. affahseu
and carried out successfully by John h FlcIlaTUs'
The master OF ceremonies. It was enjoyed not
only by the z ests Of the Coleman, but by a IaIs
number Of cottagers from Asbury Park ana the
adjoining resorts. The hotel and spacious lawns
were profusely decorated with japanese lanterns
and cherry blossoms; the orchestra played wen
known airs from japanese operas; the women VINO
took part IN the dance wore japanese costumes
and sat on t ballroom floor in true Oriental tash-
Son: incense was burned about the grounds and IN
The hosiery. and the entire fete was decldeo!
Japanesque.
Ty7enty-eight couples took part in the san Toy
cotilloi The women wore pretty japanese robes
and their mariners were dressed IN yachting cos
tune. The patron, sses who presided at the favor
tables were Mrs. c. Gardner. Mrs 9 w Durrel'
Mrs John j. Schoounaker- Mrs Samuel CTa"-
ford Mrs + T Saanor. Mrs MilaTd D. Ross MTS-
J. A Kingsley Mrs N Kenshaw. Mrs ". II. Har-
riso1. Mrs r. +. Ruddell, Mrs. II c Soop. Mrs
J. Osierhou5t ana Mrs. J H Thrempen- The Ia
ors consisted Of japanese silk flags cups and sau-
rers joss sticks dolls fans parasols busters and
mandarin hats
The cotilon was led by lIr Richards and Miss
Margaret Gordon. Of New-York The opening hg-
are taken from San Toy The Feast Of
the Moon Another pretty figure was The Pin
key-Pankey Poo from The Defender Other
figures danced were The Flags Of All Nations
the Summer Nan Filtration The Bower Of
Cherry Blossoms. The WheelbaTrow Race
.Chinese Puzzle Battle of Fans Wash Day.
sPfne Pong Follow the Man from Cook 5.
Basket Ball Chariot Race Three for Five,
Paper Chase" Sixteen 10 One one4essel.
Race eNFikado Dance Rocking Chair Race,
The Tnterchaage" Chinese Zig-Zag," The High
est Bidder ~X-Ray.' ''Merry-go-round. Baby
Mine and Coli
These who tex part ia the cotilion were John n
Richards end Miss Margaret Gordon Clarence
Smith and Miss Bertha Gardner. J B BaFr ana
Miss Laura Sanner. 7. 7 Mclean and Mss Helen
r0o1,tv william T-llmar and Miss Fannie Johnson
F Blauvelt and Miss z. J DFyer- E c Teller and
Miss [. z. Coward . A Hess and MISS NJ l.
perlitz : ". Tichenor and Miss Florence Meyers
Ear Hammond and Miss Grace Crawford, l. +
Ebsrs,el and Miss T.. Howard. Albert Garlic and
,slss II Y Scott Cory Day and Miss NJ Dillin-
tac. 1Ir(7overn and Mrs. A McCiovern. c
t<rickle and Miss Rita Crawford, Edward d Alien
and Mrs = = Hoffman. Laughlln HeulcA anu
Miss H Slirrl Richard Taylor and Miss 1argaIe'
inf I Revatt and Miss Lillian Keepers SkSieS
xgflsor end Miss Edna Lawrence. I. F Norejon
and Miss G Logan. Warwick Torbett and MISS
eess NcCulIv Fred Hartford and Miss J. o smart
John Nackin and Miss Rosebud Cle7s. HarIrord
rleRs and Miss Florence Allen Charles Nan
sviclzle and Miss Eva Forman. DR.. o NJ Fetterly
snd Miss Katharine ForHen ena hoTala -SolS
and Miss Julia Howe
Yesterdays baby cyclone PLAYED havoc win t.i7
miniature court Of honor erected IN wesley Lane
Is an attraction for the marine carnival to-norro"
eveniag The arch and q number 81 the piihrS
,.,sre +Iou-r down and demolished, and TWO thou-
sand electric light globes which were to have neeh
rssd for Illuminating effects were torn from Ihelr
fastenings The fountain. at the beach end OF the
lake escaped The fury Of the stern; me
nreb and pillars have been repaired however. AM. anu
the carnival will be given as @ sSoned ed
cbfIdren's carnival was the atuactIon z 'lIl ns
evening at the Hotel Lafayette I4,i ne IG
ahe ho'e fsge lumber of children took part in t1
sne Te9tstions flower dance and Japanese
scene. The pretty func+~e1s functon master Of coro-
fn1nieS Ball. 3 Hew-York surgeon, is regis
tered At The & i3f3 Of Trenton finds rest and
amusement at the Laurel Hotel, and F N.
Mrs s +. Sheldon. y 3 yorf5s ~ HIr and Mrs
Bal9rqp qpoel, an oT ifoy Mrs 5. NJ Gray and MISS
II tzraT Of saugertiss' Mrs = n =; ana Mrs
ogPs Il ,:arrct5 ard Olivia B Hail. Of Syracuse
are sTayI1s a. ne . Il Hazevood. Blanche Athir-
son. hl6eT5 stein ana Miss j. M9Iga-+I 43 If;ss U /
aoL n 30 go+ 3Ti.r u p Hart Of Troy; Nj anq MIS-
Ta5p. Of Albanv, arrived to-day at the est h-iI1
Eta s Gracey and Ada G GTaeey' 81 40rSeF5
-ars; zSsL " s5l sr5 T5erv II Downs. jr. Of BROOK
lyn are aOT9s;e6 ss al MISS {s E F@72 =. T2ow and Miss
A Tro=E Of New-york: Mrs r J. LochlLC' 'l-II-3
san a ss% i If Newark, are spending the sum
rner al the Hotel Colurl elac T 4 rs-enoa-
o3I % II DipicbsI6son ana Mr.. and Mrs; G. "a Ban
rf9 ? - SeT1York and Edna b Dufsin anc Grace ace,
& Di1fin Of r5rooklyR. are being careo LOT a 'ii7
Hotel sTr5mTE Of Newark brought his wife
- 5a-,,e}+ers q Ia The Park View this week
tsyns ne Hicks A are anna SeW7R W9on 9 = j. nv "
-r-+a1 ? II kennedy. I. Hardy, j = Klce ana
{syn9I5- " Dean ". {. Dunn and Mrs ) Fred
M { l-rarer Il. Busch Ada r. CraTner ana ana - -
NJ Keith Of New-Yerk nave co.l'toi 'aDIe '0'i'is "
Mr. and Mrs e NJ Field ,,f,.E Of Elizabeth b@0. are
a. nd Mrs James O. Farrell. GeneVieve Farreli
--saresa / Farrell. c A Mapes K a FarheI; ;
[s-e William r. Allen and OJmay i-atnaIn ana
<s-5i1,- are Nes-Yorkers registered recently at the
pncer ~ 7 briggs and family. George J Ebert,
yaSsirs 4 Simpson. ". Gilbert Massey ana w b.
sso+t Of Nev-YorlI, are al the Franklin