New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
ASBURY PARK BEACH COOL
. doll GIVEN TO GOVERNOR MURPHY
Ry METHODIST EPISCOPAL BAZAAR.

.sbu-v Park \ j. July tSpecaD--The fierce
heat sent thou-snd~ OF city folk 70 the Non
mouth resorts to-day and Asoury FaTk as usual
-s the destination Of nine-tenths OF the sWeterins
tourists r was as hot a. bakers oven up in
-ba rflIe-e hut down near the beach there were
s-f-t.- sea breezeS nearly the entire population
---f7 ~ t-e shore front soon after breakfast and
remained there until niGhrfal- The baby not wave
80 rec ~s-r4r~ibIa FOR the bathing esta bIishn1ents
ling sTsr7pes with patrons. The ocean temper
.--. --ae --~ee % the - degree mark and there
,,-. -to--s~Es NJ hsfhers AT the Asbury-ave. and
7----5-sre grounds They battle with the tides
re-s so he bathing hour always finds the alive
--i-h 1e-hers and the beach crowded with those
zbo delight n watch the antics Of the water
rv-nnhz bur arc 100 -imid 70 stand the shaking I'd
incident 20 I'D ocean hath. Tomorrow. for the first
SUNDAY th.= summer. tho Asbury Park bathing Is
r7hishnsr-s Ti1l oe open 20 patrons from $50 70
Ia-20 =. II
Tho board v1,k was packed - the Emit with
happy pronen4d4-~ tonight The concert given
~ The Fifth-ave pavilion by the military band
attracted an unusually large audience owing 10
ne fact that William Murray. IF New-Yo-k a
noted ha-vror@. sang several selections between
III band numbers He viii also sing AT the acred
concert 20 b. given by the band tomorrow even
Full dress hops" the first OF the season. were
given this evening ~ the Coleman. Brunswick
Ocean West End Columbia and Monmouth. and
there was Informal dancing a. several OF the
srzlle- houses
Governor Franklin Murphy was here again this
evening This time ne was accompanied BY Mrs
Murphy A on the occasion Of his visit last Mon
Gay evening The Governor visited the bazaar being
held ny the women Of the First Methodist Epis-
copaI Church \ 800 doll rugged Up as Miss Co
lUmhia. was given 10 him The doll IS nearly four
feet tai. ard its wardrobe Is very elaborate; in
fact rha women of the church. informed Mrs.
Murphy that ~ princess boast Of finer lingerie.
The bazaar has been held all OF this week. and the
money raised will 20 for furnishing the new build
ing which cost $4,000 and which is Re dedi-
Gated tomorrow morning by Bishop " F. Malta
lieu. OF Boston
The Rev. Dr.. A J Palmer IF New-York, lectured
here this evening His subject was. Company D.
the Die-no-rores.' Dr. Palmer is announced 70
preach tomorrow evening in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Or. J. Mckenzie Of New-York is enjoying en-
forced rest in the Park.
H c. Copeland bank president from New-York-
Is registered AT Norwood Hall
Dr. Eugenia Jaques. Of Jersey City. is spending
the summer al the Florida
Mrs Elmer Dover. Of Cleveland Is. with her chill
drer. enjoying an outing at the Minot House.
Mrs f A Miller Of New-York. accompanied by
her children mas rooms at the Portland
Nj. and Mrs. A J. Bolard. Of Syracuse. and Miss
a n Smith. OF Detroit arrived to-day at the
Coleman House
Mrs s Simmons and Miss c. Simmons, Of New
York are being entertained at the Hicks.
Marcus A. Smith is distinguished politician from
= tucson. Ariz.. At the Coleman House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ". Gumpert. OF Brooklyn, have
choice rooms for the summer at the Hotel Mon
mouth.
A ;. Oliver is a New-York representative now
al the Berwin.
r. A Buckley. Of Brooklyn brought his wife and
children TO the Hicks this week.
z. J. Kelly OF Brooklyn. has an ocean view suite
Of rooms for his family at the Hotel Columbia
Mrs B L. Duane and James P Duane, of New
ark arrived yesterday the Hotel Lafayette
Mrs owen McCabe. Of Newark, is with q party OF
relatives at Sunset Hall
Nj and Mrs. W a. D. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
7 T Walsh. Of Brooklyn. are staying at the
Franklin
Miss NJ Smith and Miss J. Hamilton have Joined
the colony Of NEWCOMERS enjoying summer diver
sions al the Portland
E L Pratt and Clarence Pratt. Of Brooklyn, are
nicely located for vacation the Minot House.
~. ). Harper is well known Newarker stopping
al the Franklin with Mrs. Harper.
Mrs. NJ. P. Rivers and Miss Alice NJ Rivers. Of
M ana Mrs G S Hobart and Nj and Mrs.
-. II. Campbell are Newark representatives now
Dr. ana Mrs A NJ Stewart. of New-York, are
pleased with their surroundings at the Hotel Bruins
William Bradley. of New-York is with Mrs.
Bradley enjoying the vacation period at the Ocean
Miss A E Hughes and Miss NJ A. Bourke. Of
New-York. are making the Wellington their sum
John Y Beekman. Of PIainheld. is with his family
al the Hotel Brunswick
Recent arrivals al the leading hotels include the
following: