New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
ASBURY PARK .
THE PROGRESSIVE DINNER" THE
LATEST FAD AT THE BEACH.

Asbury Park. y. J.. July % (SpeciaD.-The newest
| fad TO be taken up by the hotel guests and one
destined 10 be popular. is the progressive dinner
Such a feast enjoyed last evening by the
| members OF the Independent Club The first
courses of the dinner were served In the dining
| room Of the Stirling. The club members and their
| guests next moved TO the residence OF Miss
Emily Skirm, where the next course partaken
| or The next two courses eaten IN Ocean
Grove. the hOstesses being Miss Dilenbeck and the
Misses De Bow. The wandering diners next visited
Bradley Beach. where punch and coffee
! joyed. and where the progressive dinner was
finished. Unique favors distributed at the
several stopping places. The migratory diners in
cluded Miss Mccoy, Miss Lottie Mccoy, Miss Bes-
sic De Bow. Miss Emma De Bow Miss Emily
Skirm, Miss Fine, Miss Creveling Miss Amanda
Denbeck, Miss Emily Lunger. Joseph J. Fine.
William Fine Dr. L. q. Wallace Howard Fortiner
DR.. Lewis Davis Edward Allen, +. F. Campbell,
Ralph r. Zane, DR.. J. Hart Anthony Warthmann
Duffied Ashmead George Middleton and Stanley
Horn
a monster leatherback sea turtle Weighing nearly
five hundred pounds, placed exhibition
yesterday in the tank the fishing pier. The
denizen Of the deep captured in a fish pound
at Gaee.
The announcement that President Roosevelt, Mrs.
Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt to visit this
section of the coast tomorrow and be received by
Governor Murphy at the Sea Girt military camp
brought thousands OF visitors the Park to-day.
and excursion trains will be on the railroads
tomorrow from New-York and Newark.
Full dress hops were given this evening at the
Coleman House and the Hotel Columbia. A potato
party amused the tots Sunset Hall and the
children at the Hotel Lafayette were treated to
donkey party At the Bristol. Wellington and Vic
toria progressive euchre helped the guests while
away the evening hours
Fifty sterling silver prizes have been received
ITlputlon TO the winners in the coming baby parade
Each participant will receive a silver heart locket
as souvenir. The entries for the parade not
but as the registration book will be open for
q a on md oh
John J: Murphy and family Ferdinand B. Smith.
j. +; Williams, r J. Armstrong and John B. Allen,
i.Lg iM.ullgan; George d. Mulligan and James r. Mql-
Thomas Fields Of EImiTa ne and NJ B. @ Crater aHaE AND
Miss Crater of Clifton Springs, N y. arrived to-
Newcomers at the Coleman House include D. l..
Langstrothi J. M Biggert. G. w. walker Mr.. and
Cooper B. WOOD and G " wa W@lker, 4iS of New "
F0gsn F0gk Of 4 PORT TogG ~ EosgP Po2i and Wam W
falo; and General Joseph ". Plume and Spencer
Mr., and Mrs. L. J Mason Mr. and Mrs. S NJ
Nortop Miss s. Dewitt F. j Norton. Miss Flor
Martin Mar and Mr. and Mrs James 3 Femne are re
included among the new arrivals from New-Yorll
Miss z. Morrison. NJ. T. Northrup. jr.. Miss M A.
Gourke, James p Sheridan. Bertha Z. Blum and
week at Sunset Hall.
NM ana w MS sI S A. And C9MmIP6g MI Of and
are being entertained al the Victoria.
Mrs. William Kearney, Mrs. X. q. Clarke. Sam
York % REPRESENTATIVES, at the Minof House are
The lawn tennis tournament on the Educational
Hall courts to-day attracted large number OF
t in the first scheled Pvne of Pnceen G e9 eaTa &
faulted to W Van Kirk. of New York. The sum
A p Mills; of Bightss School. philadelphia. de
Women's singles first round Miss Adele Borden,
Bryn Mawr College, 80, Go.