New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
ASBURY PARK.
PLANS FOR THE BABY PARADE-yIS-
ITORs FROM NETWORK.

Asbury Park N j. July % (SpeciaD.-Barr1ng
the bathing and fishing, the greatest attraction
the beach front IS Sand Moulder James J. Taylor's
open air studio adjacent to the Asbury-ave pa
villon Mr.. Taylor designs his sand figures at
night, and every evening thousands gather on the
board walk and enjoy the sight. Last evening he
formed out Of moist sand the figure OF angel
Of heroic size, and to-day hundreds of amateur
photographers snapped the masterpiece. Mr. Brad
ley, who employs the artist, has offered to back
him for purse of $3.50 against the world in
sand modelling contest
The Baby Parade Commission has made public
the list Of prizes to be awarded TO the successful
contestants. In all contests the costumes worn by
those taking part are TO be considered by the
Judges The age limits has been fixed at fifteen
years. contestant may enter any class desired.
provided the class selected is designated on the
entry blank. There will be two judges 70 each
event No announcement of awards will be made
until the evening Of the festival Wednesday. Au-
gust 20. the day after the parade proper. One
hundred and fifty prizes TO be distributed.
An entertainment for the benefit of the Mary
Fisher Home OF New-Jersey. given this even
ing at the Portland. The performers who took
part included Miss Cecilia Bradford the Park Sis
tiers, Miss Charlotte Bradford, Grace Russell Smith
and Mrs. c. F. Rich Mrs. E P. Terhune marion
HarIand). is Of the vcepresidents Of the home.
General Quincy ON Gilmore. of the New-Jer-
sey National Guard, was one Of the noted visitors
to-day.
Judge George n. Lambert, of Newark. is enjoy
ing brief vacation in the park
DR.. NJ L. Wilson, Of Elizabeth, is registered at
Asbury Inn.
Professor James A Estee, Of GloversviIle. N T.
IS domiciled at the Ashland
Judge Henry A Chds and Judge Alfred Spring.
Of Medina N. Y, distinguished guests at the
Ocean Hotel
cSs Z Ra5pns Of the ce GLEN House In
Young, A G. Cans and Theodore J. James. Miss
]. Ford. of Brooklyn. is at the hotel
D. b. Mills M Manning, c. ]. Breintnal, J. r.
Allen, 7. B. Woodward Thomas p Moore. William
a simpson and A Prayerson. Of New-Yorl< and
7. B. Walker and J. II. Hunt, of Rochester ar
rived to-day at the Hotel Brunswick
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pack. +. H. austen and family and ].
Kahn, Of New-York, and Mrs W. E De Freest Of
Troy, newcomers at the West End Hotel
L. J. Carleton, Miss Carleton, S. H. Carleton. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown, OF New-York,
comfortably located at the Ocean Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Adams, Thomas J. Purdy.
B. J. McCarry z. Hoffman A. T. Hoffman, F. G.
Hoffman and c. c. Higgins comprise party Of
Miss z. z. Small Of Brooklyn, has located for
all summer stay at the Hotel Monmouth
Mrs. R. G.. Barker and son Arthur r. Carbould.
Miss Florence McNarnee and Miss ]. a. McCabe, Of
New-York are recent additions TO Sunset Halls
colony of vacationsts
D. A. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. p. A Savoy, Fred
erick Stanton and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Totten, of
New-York have cosey quarters at the Hicks.
Miss NJ. NJ. Fallon. A. p. Plumb and family and
F. A O'Hagan, of Newly ork. are being cared for
at the Hotel Brighton.
Mrs. John Patten. Miss Charlotte Patten. Mrs.
John Reeves, William Patten and Miss Helen
Patten comprise party of New-York pleasure
seekers at the Madison.