New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
ASBURY PARK.
SURF NOW WARM ENOUGH TO MAKE
BATHING ENJOYABLE.

Asbury Park N j., July 10 CSpeciaD.-The beach
resorts were crowded again to-day, for General
Humidity again staked abroad, and the shore 'front.'
was the only cool spot to be found. There were
thousands of bathers, who were watched by thou
sands Of spectators, ana the steady upward move
ment Of old oceans temperature-it was 70 degrees
to-day-induced the bathers to linger In the SURF
longer than usual.
The first of a series of high class concerts to be
given in the Coleman House Casino this summer
drew a large gathering to that popular resort
this evening. The affair was managed by William
O. Wolfe. Miss clara Henley Bussing gave several
delightful soprano solos, Miss Bessie Brown Kicker
recited and r. c. Towne, of the Boston Festival
Chorus, sang a number of pleasing tenor solos.
Miss Alice Walter Bates was the accompanist.
The Sunday school workers attending the School
Of Methods in the beach auditorium put in a busy
day. The attendance Today the largest Of the
week. Mrs. Alonzo Petit of Elizabeth, president
of the State Primary and Junior Council, reviewed
the three years course of supplemental work; Miss
Josephine L. Baldwin of Newark, analysed Sunday
school songs; Miss Rosie Scott, of Dover. exempt
fed Bible Lessons for Little Beginners; Mrs. J.
W. Barnes, of Newark. spoke The Use and
Abuse of the Story: the Rev. DIR. Everett T. Tom
linson described THE Ideal Sunday School LII
brary," and Miss Annie S. Harlow. of Philadelphia,
reviewed the Ten Commandments
Manager Chasseaud of the Baby Parade Commits
sion. has established headquarters in the Asbury-
ave- pavilion, and is now hard at work arranging
the details of the coming pageant The registry
pooh Will De open tomorrow. Miss Emma
Will have charge Of the registration of the babies
and children who Will take part in the procession.
valuable prizes are being offered by out Of town
business houses daily and Mr.. Chasseaud is count
ing on having hundred trophies TO distribute
to the winners. The parade will take place in
Ocean-ave. The line of march will be from the
beach auditorium-where the children will rendez-
vous-to Asbury-ave. and return. The entire route
Will be covered with white crash and the avenue
VIII be roped in TO prevent the spectators from
crowding the paraders and their attendants
The childrens hop" at the West End Hotel last
evening was most enjoyable affair. The children
danced until 10 o'clock, when the older guests
took possession of the ballroom
r. v McGoldrick, a well known New-York ply
Sunset Han. no '''' i'o"i business cares at
Dr. W. v Maxsall of New-York is spending
few days at the Coleman House.
w. 3 Smith, Mr.. and Mrs w D. BIoor. Miss
isabelle Hamilton, L. J. Maxsam and w jaw
barker OF New-York. arrived to-day the Cole
man ma House At the same hotel from Plainield
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Haney have Joined the colony
OF NEWCOMERS now at the Hotel Columbia
are tourists from New-York enjoying summer d.
versions at the West End Hotel
Charles d. Brown. OF New-York arrived TODAY
daughter. 1000 me
The Wellington is entertaining among others Mr.
and Mrs h r. Sfer Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Saw
New-York. and Mr. and Mrs. r. Russell Brandt of
Newark. ' -
E. S. Hand of New-York. has come to the Mnot
House with his wife and daughter for an indefinite
sojourn.
Miss f. G. Gafy and Mrs C. JOY OF New-York.
are domiciled for the month of July at the Nor
The Clifton will be the summer home Of Miss W.
Clear and Miss NJ. b. Clark Of NewYork.