Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-19
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Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

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Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ASBURY PARK, n. j., July II, 1902.
With the unusually large July crowd al
ready here, the fifteen special excursions
and the dentists of the state attending their
annual meeting, together with the special
r-Saturday-an Sunday crowd that has
been arriving all day, have packed the
hotels and boarding houses at Asbury
pretty nearly full. The season is at last IN
full swing and there is. every prospect that
it will keep swinging violently until Sep
TENDER.
Registrations for the baby parade are now
coming in at the office of the Carnival AS
ISOLATION at the Asbury avenue pavilion. A
committee of prominent men and women
from the summer colony rs planning the
elaborate three-day festivities in connection
with the parade which Will take place the
afternoon of August 10.
Schools of porpoises have been emit tain
ing the boardwalk crowds this week. Mon
day and Wednesday mornings the porpoises
were apparently playing water polo around
the end of the fishing pier.
Two new parades for Asbury Park are
above the horizon for this season. The
first, automobile parade, is assured 1t
will take place the middle of August in con-
nectiOn with the SpOrtSmen'S Show to be
held In the auditorium. In the procession
the Automobiles at other nearby resorts
will be invited to participate. The second
pageant is that Of the population of the
ostrich farm across the railroad track in
West Park.
Miss Malconda NJ. Fillmore, great grand
niece of Willard Fillmore, ex-president of
the United States, is a guest of Asbury Inn.
Hoffman Allen of Richmond, Va, is a
guest of the Monmouth.
Mrs. H. P. Howell, widow of Colonel H.
P. Howell, U. S. A, is summering at the
Adrian.
Mrs. Cobb and family of Richmond. have
joined the southern colony at the Hotel Co.
lumbia.
Recent Washington arrivals at the Ocean
include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wolfe and
]. S. Wolfe.
D. C. Worth and L. Harper are late
Washington registrations at the Coleman
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. wordinger of Washing
ton are late arrivals at the Colonnade.
Miss Kate Carpenter is late Washington
registration at the Columbia.
The Albemarle is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Metzeger, Mrs. C. H. Davidge and
Miss Davis of Washington.
Late registrations at the Brunswick in
clude Mrs. F. NJ. Alexander and Miss Ida
L. Stevens of Washington
washington Is represented at the Brigh-
ton by Mrs. c. A. Ferris.
j.. L. Barnum and Miss G. Barnum Of Vir-
slnia, are spending the summer at the Cole
man House.
Mr.. Franc and Miss Franc are Washing
ton guests at the Colonnade.
Representative John l.. Burnett of Ala
oama is taking life easy at the Second Ave
nue. cottage of Mr.. G. w. Perkins of Wash
lngton- He is accompanied by Mrs Burnett
and son. Other Washington people there
are DIT g B. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell
and daughter, Mrs. John E McGaw and
daughter Miss Ella Bailey, Miss Nita IT.
PERKINS. Mrs. S. B. Perkins Mrs. r. s
Griffin and family, Mrs. W. T. Milstead and
son. GNU
Mrs A. j. Martin of Washington is spend-
ing the summer at the Lyndhurst
among the Washington arrivals at the
coleman this week was Lieutenant G A
Lung. L. S. A. ~
ID re Neiiinston Is entertaining Mrs. Mary
b. Sargent of Washington.
DCdPItoI city guests at the Victoria include
Dr. and Mrs. Otto NJ. Muncaster and Miss
Muncaster. anu i'S