New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-30
ASBURY PARK.
TIE RAIN KEEPS VISITORS INDooRs-A
PATRIOTIC BAZAAR.


Asbury Park ". J.. June % (SpeciaD.-The worst
rainstorTn Of the season prevailed almost contnu-
ously to-day and the thousands OF visitors who ar
rived yesterday were reluctantly obliged to keep
10 their hotels for the beach was anything but an
attractive spot. Tonight sacred concerts were
given at several of the hotels and the weather
conditions caused them to be well attended There
were a few promenaders on the board walk, but the
moisture made this usual Sunday evening pastime
hisagreeable and wearisome. The military band
gave concert at the F1fth-aVe pavilion 10 d
small but appreciative audience.
The bathing masters report that the sandbar
which lies just of the coast east of Asbury-ave-
is working in gradually and that in week or TWO
the beach will be smoother and finer for bathing
than ever. There was no bathing IN the ocean To-
dav but beginning with Sunday the Bradley
bathing establishments the shore front will be
open every Sunday morning from to 1880 a. m,
and longer when circumstances warrant it,
Beginning with Wednesday afternoon whist
parties viii be given every week the Mnot
House for the benefit OF the public library piano
fund.
The patriotic bazaar OF the First Methodist Eps-
copal Church will open tomorrow afternoon and
continue for a week The women of the congrega
ton have charge of the affair, and they are hoping
10 realize several thousand dollars for the church
rebuilding fund. The bazaar will be opened to-
morrow evening by Governor Franklin Murphy or
Neg-Jersey who will be accompanied 10 the park
by Justice J. Franklin Fort, of Newark and Colo
mel William Barbour, of Paterson. To the Governor
will be rendered a reception and serenade by the
beach band and the Morgan Orchestra, and after
ward a banquet at the Ocean Hotel. United States
Senator McLaurin Of South Carolina has also
promised TO attend the bazaar tomorrow evening.
Sixty members OF the cadet corps connected with
the 18th and sd regiments Of Brooklyn, unoer
command OF Major Bigelow, arrived Saturday and
went into camp for a week in Atlantic square
near the ocean. The camp is under Sulcl HlilIaiS
discipline and the young soldiers are fast learning
that camp llle Is not what 1t is cracked UP TO De-
his oia1l
sters guard duty were obliged 10 pauoi thelr
posts in a drenchng rain. The boys spent a
week in camp here last summer, and Were non
ized al the social functions at the fashonaDie
hotels The detachment sleep and lounge in tents,
but mess at the Yorkshire Hotel
The Rev. d.. John c. kilgO, president or Trinity
College, Durham, y. c, member OF the Methoolst
Episcopal Church South. occupied the pulpit OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church to-day. and his
sermons delighted large congregations.
An effort will be made this year by the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics OF New-Jer-
sey to make their annual field day-to pc heIo IN
Augzst-something more than outing at the
shore. 1t is proposed TO return TO the parade
feature, which before its abandonment three years
OF the order the park, and in this way brlng
thousands who would not oinef%ise SONS SGne o,,ncs
was mere last week consulting with the officials
of the local council with view OF having some
attractive entertainment on the evening OF amer
ican Day d3 I'm local t1niors viii endeavor to
have the annual lake fete take place on Inc even
ing ef pd ndre Go CUB viii hold handicap match
on its links Deal Beach on independence Day,
when silver cup offered by the CLUB ana q trophy
donated by Mark x. Burch, OF New orhS, Nno
Sc snmmerine AT Ailenhurst, will be contested for.
The excursion season opened Saturday, wnen Two
specials filed with Newarkers and another mace
up of Jersey City yacationlsts came 10 the PARK
~ MIS- 70 Ellen NJ Stone of Boston, the ransomed
missionary, spent Sunday with relatives at the
Miss Edith L. Hamilton, Miss Gladys Y. Hamil-
ton and Miss Hazel Hamilton, OF NeW-forks are
registered at the Lafayette AT the same hotsL
from the city, are Mrs h. l. eIt and fanny;
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A Coroett, OF Morristown and
A P Brown and family, of New-York, have rooms
al the Hotel Columbia .,
J. b. POND is a well known New-Yorker enjoying
with his family. brief visit 10 the Hotel Bruins
Daniel Mooney, of Syracuse, is with Mrs. Mooney
A P Brown OF New-York, has taken apartments
at the Hotel Columbia for his wife and children.
Fletcher Wallace and family. OF NeW-fork, have
pleasant quarters at Sunset Hall for the season.
Mrs. J. Jcralemon and Jane e Rowland, OF New
ark. nicely located for long stay at the West
End Hotel.
Miss l. Armstrong of New-York, is at the Minct
House with party OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs @. H. Broderlck, OF New-York, az
rived recently at the Albemarle.
Miss A. Teller and Miss G. Teller, of Syracuse,
making the Hotel Columbia their summer home.
their children 20 the West End Hotel Saturday.
, Charles w. Kafer, a Trenton contractor, is at
.the Ocean Hotel with his family Mr.. Kafer has
Mr. and Mrs: Charles A. Preler. of New-York,
Gate arrivals at the Coleman House.
o. n Broom. G. ". Martin and L. " Martin are
The Rev. Or. Barney, of Kingston y. Y, is spend
sing brief vacation in the park.
hmong the sojourners at the Northern.