New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
DANCING AT ASBURY PARK.
THE BOARD WALK CROWDED IN SPITE
OF CHILLY WEATHER.

Asbury Park. n. J.. July 26 (speciaD-The ar
rivals to-day at both railroad stations will amount
to thousand. The Increase in population was
noticeable this evening the board walk, which,
despite the chilly atmosphere, was crowded with
promenaders from after dark until midnight.
Full dress hops were given this evening at the
Hotel Brunswick. Ocean. Coleman, West End,
Monmouth Lafayette Columbia and Plaza. The
weather was just right for enjoyable dancing. and
the bathrooms and casinos therefore alive
with handsomely gowned maidens and matrons and
their escorts
city Surveyor Rogers now holds the champion
ship fishing record. He wrcsted that honor from
Mr. Keim yesterday by landing a striped bass that
weighed 26l2 pounds. The fish hooked near the
Deal Lake fiume, the rendezvous of the giant bas,
and 1t required the united efforts of Rogers and
companion to successfully beach the big fellow
Arthur A Zimmerman, the idol the bicycle
track. gave a public exhibition this afternoon at
the athletic field in North Asbury Park. and hun
dreds Of his admirers were on hand to cheer the
former champion. Jimmy rode exhibition
mile paced by motor bicycle. but failed TO lower
his local track record OF al.
Sixty players took part in the Oceans progressive
euchre last evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
w L. Wise. Mrs. NJ. ]. Clark Mrs. ]. Francis and
F. G. Screyer.
DR.. D D. Ross and wife at the Park VDew.
from Chicago
P. w PearsaIl, jr.. Mrs. G. B. Barker. f. E. Nc
Call. Miss Ella Mccall and Miss Constance Mccall,
OF New-York, and C. L. Hartford Of Orange are
newcomers the Coleman House
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Hotel include Miss
c. VI. Jones. F. W. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
| Owens. H. w. Kerr and Miss NJ. c. Wolfe Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs A. ". Starr. OF Toledo; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Frye. Of Pttsburg; J. J. Adams
and family. of Detroit, and Miss c. T. Luburg. Of
Philadelphia
H L. Carpenter D. R. Hobart. D. Cohen. Ben
jamin Chaplin Charles E Reiss and family, A. R.
Wilcox, Mrs. William B. Wilson and Miss Wilson,
OF New York; ]. F. Murphy. of Detroit; Mrs Anna
F. Beale. Miss Elliott Mary A Moore and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. X. Elliott. of Pittsburg; Mrs. G. Van
Keuren, OF Passaic: Mrs. Henry Nathan and Miss
Florence Nathan. Of Paterson; Mrs. 3. P: Bogg and
family. of St, Louis; Mr and Mrs; l. v. stephens
and Kate McHenry. of Jefferson City and Mr. and
Mrs. William $, Brown. Of Chicago. registered to-
Dr. and Mrs W. Stevens and o. V. Leubbers of
Mi M Pa spend H Sunday at he E e5s GeSSn
ahd d Ea6f of FgGSz a63 Fs 1nd
Shb en and MF d at e vest es nG Hoe
The Hotel Monmouth register contains the names
Of Mrs. J. Lucksinger. Mrs j. Burkhardt, Mrs. r.
NJ r Walsh and family and Miss M. Clark, Of
albany and g ME eS6s and snd MS sonne miss o f
Miss E NJ: Dunham. of NewBrunswick. have
fGHlr.s Mrs Joseph @ A. Ensow, r NJ Enslow and Mrs
F.. J. Ridley have come north from Atlanta for
Mrs. P, ". Felix, Miss B; Felix, Joseph Bamn-
ford jr M Ms Joseph @ BanSrd % n6 and MI Miss
man. of Pittsburg. will tarry at Sunset Hall for
several weeks.
Mrs George s. McDougall, Of Chatham, n. j., is
spending the season the Laurel
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Gardner, r. II. Gardner and
Miss A. Hawley Bloomfield representatives now
at Asbury Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Miller r. p. Hatch Mrs j.
A. Bennam r. Bennam. Of NewYork, ar
rived yesterday at the Metropqlitan -. ~
James r. keane and John P Keane, OF New
York and Miss Elizabeth De Baum. of Haverstraw,
located the Fenmore.
H. c. Pfefferie, Of Hoboken, has rooms for him
self and family at the Northern.
Mr. and Mrr. j. Davis, Miss Davis and Miss
Helen Swayne, of New-York, arrived on Friday at
the Hotel Lafayette
Mr. ard Mrs w b. Wood and Mrs Frank Blau-
welt are Newark sojourners the Victoria.