New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
ASBURY PARK.
A HOT WAVE SENDS EVERYBODY INTO
THE wATER-DENTISTs'
CONVENTION

Asbury Park y. J.. July Is 5speclan.-The long
overdue hot wave arrived to-day. and the beach
was the only spot where could be hair com
Portable. Up In the city proper those whe were
obliged 20 be on the nearly melted for the
Thermometers registered close to 20 In the shade
The sudden change IN atmospheric conditions re-
vived sea bathing. and despite the chilly sea water
there were five thousand bathers az the several
shore front bathing establishments during the day
The thirty-second annual convention OF the New
Jersey state Dental Society "a end to-day
II the successful conference ever held by
the organization. There we're over hve hundred
dentists present. The clinlcans numbered thirty
four. and there HiNty-four exhibitors. Just be
fore adjournment these officers were chosen: Presi-
dent. Frank L. Hndle OF New -Brunsvick Vice
president, Herbert s sutphin. OF Newark; secre-
tery (re-elected for the twentyelghth consecutive
tlme). Charles A Meeker, Of Newark; treasurer
Henry A. Hull. OF New BrunswIck executive com
mittee. Herbert s Sutphn. w W. Hawke Of Flem-
ington; r. Edsall Riley. OF Newark. w. q. Chase
of Princeton; Alphonso irwin, OF Camden member
Of the State Board OF Examination and Registra-
ton, B. F. Luckey Of Paterson in place Of O. f.
Adams. of South Adams. whose term had expired.
The military band employed by the city give
free daily concerts the beach has been in camp
at Gettysburg for the last week. the organiza-
tion is attached to the Pennsylvania National
Guard. The soldier musicians are 20 return to-
morrow and will resume their concerts here to.
morrow evening
Mrs. W. L. Shepherd. OF Brooklyn, is making the
Colonial her temporary home.
oe brunswick ncde M sd rs 9ogay AZ a ths
p. II. Hunt. j. A Russell, Dr Frederick B. Reepy
Dir. and Mrs. II. II. Sisson, c. NJ Hoblatzel. DR.. {.
L. Andrews, DR.. r. Blum Alfred II. Gardner. p /.
Hull Miss Hull. Louis G. lie Roy. Henry ID. Hatch
and Charles r.. Bard. The Brooklynites at the same
hotel are Mr.; and Mrs. f. J: santee, F. c. Walker
X. g. Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Brown. Mr.
and Mrs F. p Baylis. w. j. Turner and w. NJ
" md Mre W ~ Martin ard Mr. and Mrs ]
i Wv. White & Of New-York. have choice quarters the
C,inlon Victor. Mrs j. II. WIsnall DR. 7
Romer Max Bendix, Louis Dannenberg, Charles
A.: sykes. George Erdus, Miss Z. Carson, K H.
Elkhart, s c. Cans, +. u. Thompson, Mrs K ID
thompson and Mrs c. Searey. of New-York ar
rived to-day for sojourn at the Coleman House
MISS Florence PHFdy of Newark, is stayins with
friends al the West End Hotel
Dr. q. n. Htnlan, of Plainheld. is taking sum-
mer life easy at the Coleman House
g. j. Daniels and family. F. J. Tompkins and
family and Leslie Tompkins are Yonkers represen-
tatIves now at the Hotel Brunswick
Mrs. E Fl. BesCherer, of Nev-York will itnper
for month at the Portland " 9'
Samuel Hecht and Miss H Stunbere of Nav
A2rk' are regsteted ct the ST, James
Dr. Charles A. Du Boise Of New York is susnd-
ing brief vacation at the Hotel Columbia
Victoria. a' tue
pr n X. wilkins, of Jersey city. is ENJOYING sea-
side pleasures at the Leadley.