New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
TO EXTEND BO4RDWA ak
Asbury Beach Commissioners Com
mended for Prompt Work.
COTTAGE AND HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Asburv Park N J.. June (specan.-Weather
conditions during the week just ended have not
been favorable to summer outings, consequently
the arrivals not come up to the expectations
of the hoteIkeepers. The annual meeting of the
General Synod of the Reformed Church IN America
has attracted several hundred newcomers, many OF
them from the West and these sojourners. together
with the new cOttagers who got in this week, have
caused the resort take It's usual early summer
appearance. Next week the New-Jersey State
Pharuna ceuticai Society Will meet here in annual
conference. The pharma cists will make the West
End Hotel their headquarters while here
The beach commissioners have decided TO con-
tinue the work Of rebuilding the boardwalk north
OF F1fth-ave. this and they will also begin
at repair the jetties in order that they may
protect the promenade, which Is much nearer
the sea than the old one was. from storms The
espanade is finished as far as the Fifth-ave
pavilion and nearly all Of the iron railing is In
Fsplace Newcomers pronounce II one of the finest
boardwalks in the country and commend the city
for its enterprise in improving the shore front so
soon after coming into possession of it. Frederick
Law Omsted. jr., the landscape gardner. was
here this week consulting the commissioners in
relation to identifying the lawns adjacent to the
walk. He will submit a report later. and the work
OF laying out the numerous flower gardens will
be begun.
One of the several social affairs OF the week
the dinner enjoyed Wednesday evening by the
members of the Hotel Keepers Association and
their friends. 1t served in the woods the
north bank of Shark River. and proved to be de-
lightful affair.
AIenhursts clubhouse opened this week
without any formal ceremonies. and is already
fad" with the sojourners at that fashionable
sort A description of the structure
printed recently in The Tribune.
The Rev. Drs. David James BurreIl and William
r. Richards, of New York. among the prom
inent visitors this week
Mayor Mark Pagan of Jersey City spent portion
of the week in the Park
One of the prettiest summer homes in Eighth
ave is occupied by Frederick s. Gibbs the well
known Republican leader.
The Rev. DR.. Edward P. Ingersoll, corresponding
secretary of the American Bible Society was here
this week.
Daniel ODay the Standard Oil man. has taken
possession of his country seat at Deal Beach.
The Rev. Drs William H. Ten Eyck. OF New
York and William H. De Hart. Of Raritan. n. J.,
are registered the Hicks
Thomas Purdy high official OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. is making the West End Hotel
his summer headquarters
Miss Bonnie Magnn, the actress, has taken
cottage near the beach for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. C D. Vaudeville, of Newark are at
the St James.
Dr. W. W. winthrop of Fort Worth. Tex. is
being entertained the Victoria
Dr. Katherine Porter. OF Orange. is of the
many guests now the Minot House.
John S. Bussing, OF New-York, a prominent lay
man In the Reformed Church is here attending
the synod and is registered at the Belvedere. Mrs
Bussing accompanied her husband.
The Rev Drs. A. c. Hutton, of New Brunswick
and James l. Vance. of Newark, have rooms at the
KnickerbockGT-
Mrs Henry Falk is New-fork representative
AT the Wellington Hotel
Recent arrivals at the leading hotels include the
following:
Felvedere-Miss c. Anderson. DR.. and Mrs. George
Bishop Mr. and Mrs c. L. HnkIe. Albert w Core,
Mrs W E. Peckham. F. H McChesney. F. H
McChesney jr Donald McChesney. Miss Helen F.
Woodbridge Miss Lorraine Van Wagner. Mr.. and
E-ra, ,,Iy r7ia
F-lovd Vail and Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Stiles
Mnot House-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bease. Miss
Maybelle Bease, L. *. Bingham MI and Mrs F
NJ. Garvin Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Robute,
Nathaniel Ross Mr and Mrs. o. C. S. Schmidt,
Charles F Tucker Mrs. John j Abel, S. B Reen,
Frlovd Vail Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Stiles. Mrs. l.
Anderson w w. Avery. Mr.. and Mrs r L. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bingham and Mrs G. D. Mat
thews.
yictoria-Mr and Mrs. NJ. Potsdamer Mr.. and
Mrs w w Gillies Miss Margaret E Considerie
Miss Anna L. Considerie, ". Polhemus. Mr.. and
Mrs G. B. McCarty, E d. Ireton. MIR. and Mrs.
w B. TyreIl Dora Pope, Emma Broyer. Mrs. S. c.
Cilies George G Bliss. Mrs. A. G. Snead F. Liv-
ingston. Joseph Lowery Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Owens
" r Brewster James Flockhard Miss Elizabeth
Strauss and Mr and Mrs. G. Wilmstetter.
Tenney-Fletcher Harvey. Robert Mcdonnell. A.
Marble Minnie 6ona ShannS PG9ek
taasT tEs9 EisfRGT Harry N5RsfS HdBsrg5 WIlisg
sesy ssss hs5 nE' b WOOD sa'EeosST s kssa
lock, Franklin Harris, Lester G Riemer Miss Aus
tin, Miss l. NJ Austin and MISS MOTIFS. ,,
Mrs Frank Hacker Louis Rovers. F. A. Magol.
Miss Irene Jouas Miss c. H. Brady. r r. Johnson,
Mr and Mrs James w, sooer, Frederick D. soper,
Mrs g Mcl;ee and Mrs Jennie Faith
AshlandNWilliam Townsend. Miss B NJ East
n,ond S Goldschmidt, V. Glass. B Metealf NJ.
and Mrs Claudius woodford, A v Pratt j. r.
Pratt, n. H Bailey, and F C. JqsIn dtr,, ,.
Mrs William ] Stitt Miss Edna Stitt Miss Mar
garet sttt, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wtia,s Mrs
Miss N l. Hnntley. Joseph Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs
weIiingtoa-G Eoivert Mrs. II. Falk. George