New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
ASBURY PARK.
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER IN ONE DAY
VISITORS FROM NETWORK.

Asbury Park II. J.. July q (SpeciaD.-Th. thcp
sands Of city folk who came to the shore yesterday
for an Sunday visit were treated 10 a da,
replete with atmospheric changes the weather
menu including rain. sunshine. humidity NOR.
rain and cool sea breezes. There were nurneror.
bathers. though not so many there were las,
Sunday. when the bathing hours had 70 be erters
ed 10 noon. The ocean was lust right for euiov
able bathing. the temperature being 20 degrees
The committee of arrangements for the midsuun-
mers night carnival TO be given In connection with
the baby parade has appointed two women from,
each of the leading hotels to act patrOnesses q.
the fete. which among other features will conxs,
OF series of living statues. The patronesses ara.
Ocean Hotel. Mrs F. ]. Drake and Mrs C. NJ
Hogan: Hotel Brunswick. Mrs. H N savrs s,s
Mrs. Willis b. Troy; West End Hotel Miss Lear
Ten Brock and Mrs. Louis n. Stein; Tennav
House Mrs. L. X. Tenney and Mrs. z. c. Covart.
Hotel Monmouth, Mrs F. n. Hedden and Mrs q
NJ. Upton; Plaza Hotel Mrs. Milton J. Payne and
Mrs. Frederick Lowrey; Hotel wellington Mrs ~
II. Slifer and Mrs. Park P0stals; Hotel COLONIAL
Miss Retta Donnelly and Miss Emily Scott; Hotel
Columbia. Mrs. William E. Parsons. tr. and Mr.,
NJ. X Robinson
The japanese opera ''Flixu" is TO be give, 4, n .
beach auditorium next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings for the benefit Of the Municipal Hospitsi
The entertainment Is being arranged by the various
masters OF ceremonies at the fashionable hotels
and hundreds Of children will take part in the p.r
formance. The patronesses include well known cot
tagers and hotel guests. those from New-York be-
ing Mrs. Frederick s. Gibbs. Mrs Frederick Arm
strong. Mrs. E X. Chamberlain. Mrs Alfred Chas-
seaud. Mrs o. NJ Hawking. Mrs Charles M
Hogan. Mrs. e. z. Personette. Mrs. John w Rookie
Teller, Mrs N A Ulman and Mrs Harry will
Jams
To-days arrivals from New-York at the LEADING
hotels include the following:
Coleman Housed. Bruce Herhofr, J. 7. B. Hill
house. F. II. Mitchell. b. F. Moss. Mr. and Mrs
S. Schuer. B. Leggett Carroll V. Geran. John Win
ter W. II. r. Franklin. John Kelly. r J. Sullivan
L. r. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. H Cattle and G. W.
Hotel Columbia-Mr. and Mrs John R Gardner
Mrs j Dixon. l. J. Parsons. Mrs Parsons. DR..
and Mrs. Plagman. Miss G. II. Dayton " p
Burns. Ernest n. Luebbers, William Hogencamp
and w H Harvey
West End HoteI-AIr. and Mrs L. R Beer James,
Connolly, the Misses Daley. Miss Kearney, ]. Far
rel. B. Black, L. LoWenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Herman. A Kane
Charles Kane. j. J. Curtis, Miss Fisher and Miss
Wilson.
Hotel Brunswick-Mr- and Mrs Charles Rus,
Miss Carrie V Brown, George Russ. Byron Russ
A III. Heartfelt. z. n. Davis V. B. Norris N
Caber. G. II. Jenkins c. Brazier, p w Johnson
J. Cobey. 7. J. Murphy. Miss C N Miller Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Jones. Miss Edith Jones. and Miss
Dora s. Anderson
Ocean HoteEH- c. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Z. g.
Clark Nathaniel Lyesohn. Mr. and Mrs. L Couch
Miss Spannis. Miss NJ. Carroll. A 6. Batcheldsr
A l.. Halstead and W c. Halstead-