New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
ASBURY PARK.
BAD WEATHER CONTINUES BUT THE
OCEAN is WARNING UP.

Asbury Park. n J.. July ! (SpeciaD.-Another
recorded in the diaries OF the visitors to-day.
TAe beach resorts were well nigh deserted for
trip 70 the beach meant the carrying Of
brells and the wearing of rubbers and mackin-
toshes, SO most OF the hotel guests stuck to the
cosey hooks the piazzas and whiled away the
oreary day reading.
Sand Modeller James J. Taylor opened his studio
to-day on the beach close the Asbury-ave paviI-
son and the board walk and this afternoon gave his
first free exhibition creating felike figures out
or the moist sand. The only tools used by this gen.
tus are a shovel and a small piece OF wood but
the busts and allegories he creates are works OF
art Taylor is employ ed by Mr.. Bradley, and his
exhibitions are free TO all who journey
70 the open air studio.
The Asbury Park Lawn Tennis Club is holding
tennis tourney for club members only on the
courts at Third-aye., adjacent Educational Hall
me midsummer tournament, for all comers will
begin on Monday, July a. and continue for a week.
Governor Franklin Murphy, who visited the Park
iast evening and attended the patriotic bazaar
or the First Methodist Church. endeared himself
10 the good sisters OF that congregation by visiting
ahe several booths and buying I'D ALI the prettv
1hings offered 10 him for inspection. The Gov
ernor was accompanied by Colonel William Bar
bour' the millionaire manufacturer from Paterson
who likewise scattered his greenbacks literally
Both the Governor and the Colonel enjoyed the
TRIP. and the church treasury is several hundred
collars richer by their coming.
The first annual banquet Of the Hotel Keepers
association Of the North Jersey Coast will be given
Tomorrow evening in the casino of the Hotel
brunswick Councilman Alonzo r Parsons Of tbe
14otel Brunswick, the president OF the association
VIII preside. Besides the members of the associa-
ton the city officials, well known railroad officials
ana the newspaper correspondents have been in
Nited TO the feast. There win be no set toasts or
speeches, but the function will partake more of a
Feunion than anything else The Hotel Brunswick
orchestra will furnish the music for the diners.
The sea has been unusually heavy for the last
seW days, and for this reason the number Of bath
ers was limited to-day. Those who did bathe were
warned by the hfesavers to keep inside the ropes
and the admonition complied with. The ocean
Is growing warmer day by day. and as soon as
clear weather comes it Will be in fine condition
for bathing. All the bathing establishments on
she shore front are now Open those at Fourth and
Seventh aves. opening to-day
Plans for the Alenhurst Clubhouse and
Hotel have been completed. and bids will be asked
dor this week. The structure viii cost about
fO0o and il will be erected on the site of the old
AllenhuTst Inn, which was consumed by fire two
years ago. The building will be three and a half
stories high. On the first floor there will be q
billiard room, a lounging room, a dining hail. a
ballroom and other apartments The second floor
viii contain forty sleeping rooms fitted up in mod
ern style.
Voight Burke, founder BradIey's skyscraper
policeman, who measures nearly feet, donned
his uniform and went duty to-day as lone of
the piaythings for the children" on the board
walk
Fifty boys belonging to the Baptist Boys
Brigade OF Brooklyn arrived this afternoon at
their summer camp on the north bank of Shark
River The camp will be maintained all summer.
H 1Hanndicap golf matches viii be played on Friday
The prizes viii be cups offered by the club and by
matches viii be played on the Fourth and the
finals on Saturday; croquet ground has been laid
out near the clubhouse, and clock golf has also
Former Congressman Miles Ross Of New -Bruns-
wick VIII spend the summer at the Minot House
r. A Earle a physician from New-York, is TAX
Ing needed vacation in the Park
Of Commerce. is making the Hicks his summer
Colonel Judson Clark, Of Newark is guest at
the Coleman House.
the 6s cyp cypPs IS at the me a taOBn
Mrs. r; r shanley. Of New-York. arrived to-day
az c0Sne tas easa w aa%a GRth Of is at the
@ @a woods Rls o after trip
abroad is enjoying summer diversions at the Haw-
Charles S. Noe, banker from Bayonne. is with
Lawrence T. Feu jr.. OF Orange, son OF ex-Mayor
Fell Is with % MS f, family at the HG e s. &c be
West End Hotel. Mr.. STEMS handsome and ac-
Siss FfOrenoe BToFa% Of York IS partici
Miss r v Dickson. Of New-York. is making the
Northern her summer home.
her daughters Miss E. l. shafer and Miss Eioise
Ehafter, has a suite Of rooms at the Moss Side
Mrs E N. Fowler. of New-York. is registered for
John Mclaughlin, Of New-York, is at the Hotel
Lafayette with his wife and daughters. Miss
Clara Darlington is another New-York representa-
tive at the same hosiery.
Mrs A. II. Smith, of Brooklyn, arrived yesterday
the Grand Avenue Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. l. Page and her daughter, Miss Mar
garet, OF Jersey City. have delightful quarters for
the month of July at the st. Laurent.
James d. Clay is a New-Yorker staying with his
family at the Hawthorne.
Thurlow Bergen, Of New-York, is being, cared for
Rt the Coleman House His wife is with him.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Norris OF New-Y York. are spend
sng the vacation period at Sunset Hail.
Mrs c. H. Field. Of Newark. is recent arrival
at the Westminster Hotel
Mrs Mary Conroy OF Troy, Is making the Lead
lev her summer home.
E. s. Schloss. OF Newark, brought his family to
the West End Hotel to-day.