New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
ASBURY PARK.
A MIDSUMMER CROWD FILLS THE RE
SORT

Asbury Park. n. J., July IA (speciap-There was
the usual Monday morning exodus to-day OF
business men who come down TO visit their fami-
| lies over Sunday, but the newcomers who got in
Saturday for more protracted sojourn have hlled
the Park to more than its normal July condition
The increase in population was noticed this morn
ing at the beach resorts which for the first time
this season took on a midsummer aspect The
pavlons, fishing pier and beach were alive with
pleasure seekers, but there few bathers,
owing the chilly water. All last week the
ocean temperature hovered close to the 40 degree
mark, but on Saturday a strong southern current
set in, and for the last two days the temperature
has been down to sixty degrees. trife too frigid
for enjoyable bathing.
The tournament of the Asbury Park Lawn Ten
mis- Club, a preliminary to the annual contest for
the challenge cup offered by the home organization
10 home and visiting players, has ended with the
following results: In the semi-fnals Brookheld
defeated Wilson, CO. CO, and Ross defeated
Wyckoff, 81, 6-1. In the finals Brookfeld won
out In four sets, the extra set being necessary
owing to a tie.
There was a childrens hop ar the Coleman House
this evening The pretty function place IN the
Casino The children from the neighboring hotels
also participated and Director Of Amusements
Richards was kept busy attending to the wants of
the tots. who danced until II O'clock when their
elders took possession of the ballroom.
The Belmar Yacht Club announces a sail and
spectacular carnival Shark River for Wednesday
evening. The boats OF the club members will be
gayly Illuminated and decorated, and after the
water pageant collation. will be served to the
members and invited guests at the clubhouse.
Twenty members of the Royal Arcanum Bicycle
Club of New-York visited the Park yesterday and
were entertained at the Hicks. The cyclists ar
The baby parade commission. at meeting to-
day decided to raise the age limit for participants
10 fifteen years. Last summer children over twelve
years of age We're barred from the parade, and
seaud is receiving valuable prizes daily from man
ufacturers and merchants of New-York and other
wear "
IN number and value those of former years. Con-
opened TO-DAY but it will be ready to-morroW
There is considerable rivalry every summer for the
DR.; J. P. Nolan, Of New-York is taking a rest at
the Berwin The doctor is an expert swimmer and
Judge G. NJ Curtis, of New-York, is making the
Miss frankie siey' s 'i one Of f'1S Weber Feldss
Recently arrived i NeW-Yoikers iGss at the Hotel
Brunswick include Lenyle Reyier, Walter II. Mar
win Cohen Tsadors Cole. Emil Lob W " John
son dna r to Pf the ME & 6doSy a at the ocean
Hotel II comprise " F. Dykeman Nj and Mrs A
Htrfa @ n M and HGFsn % JAMES M5s
Dilts Miss Diits. Mr.. and Mrs, NJ Y, Calden' Mr.
and Mrs; F. A. Bensen, Mr. and Mrs. II. Bensen
= b Hiekok: Mr. and Mrs; J P Carter j J.
J; j; Cummings Samuel J. Duane, William T
son Xossi Mr.; and Mrs. 6. B. tucker. Mrs. p +
New-York, domiced at the West End Hotel
The Coleman register contains the names of these
Mrs. N. E. Hardy Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Peters Mrs
Melander, ao5. Mrs Isredberger, B: G. Van Dyke, W
and FGES %Fs NHoE S pRRT55enr' Ra5e H. Nj H.
DiaoRd DON D. Il b. Brnkeho M5o Lan Mqs
4da er HaF" MF fn3 w9 dFs d q Is Miss
The WHengt2n is caring for Mr. and Mrs Henry
II. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Guth. Mr. and Mrs
N, n quay, Mr. and Mrs w A. Bassett, Mrs. Henry
Clark Wright. Mrs. r NJ. Stockman Miss Lucy
Wright, Alexander Macy J. A, TuFreil and T. W