Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30
SUMMER RESORTS
A Fair Average of Good
Weather for All Needs.
V AIRED PLEASURES
FAST HORSE AND AUTOMOBILE
SHOWS.
Hops, Barn Dances, Euchre and Char
ity Fetes Take Attention
and Time.
7 AIRED PLEASURES



ASBURY PARK. N. J., July 30, 1904
This week at Asbury Park was blessed
with almost perfect weather after the first
day and the big crowd now summering here
has had an endless round of outdoor
joyment of every sort. The bathing season
is now at its height
Last Saturday and Sunday evenings con-
certs at the casino We're we'll attended
The Hotel Keepers Association met last
Monday evening and took the long-prom-
Used definite action" regarding the Sunday
trains. The association passed series or
resolutions calling on the city council for a
special meeting, to take definite action in
the Sunday train fight requesting the
board of trade of the resort to appoint
committee to cooperate with their commit
tee in their dealings with the council; to
request the railway companies TO erect new
and separate stations for Asbury Park and
declaring a virtual boycott of Ocean Groves
auditorium entertainments. The latter
clause in their series of resolutions calls
upon the hotel keepers of Asbury Park to
discard all advertising matter of the Ocean
Grove concerts and oratorioS from their
hotel Hobbies and to prohibit the display OF
similar advertising hereafter. The hotel
keepers also returned all tickets and passes
from the Ocean Grove people. and strict in
structons have been given to the hotel
all advice to tourists, regarding the attrac-
tons hereabouts.
The second big beach front hop was given
at the new Arcade Thursday evening
A most enjoyable mid-week hop was
given at the Coleman House Wednesday
evening and the handsome casino ball
room well filed.
At the Hotel Brunswick euchre party
was given this week in aid of the Municipal
Hospital.
A charming dance was given at the Hotel
Columbia and was well attended Wednes-
day evening
The younger patrons Of the Hotel Marl-
borough VIII participate in big dance to-
morrow evening.
The Lafayette mid-week hop was one of
the most successful of the summer
A charming md-week dance served to en-
tertatn the patrons of Sunset Hall Wednes-
day evening and was attended by a number
of local society folk
euchre party was given at the Berwin
Monday evening.
A charming musical was given at the
New York Tuesday night.
Among the Washington contingent at
the Lafayette are Mrs. l.. Walter Weed
and Miss Julia Weed. They will make a
protracted stay at this hotel.
Washington is represented at the St
James by Miss L. Z. Chritzman.
Mrs. w. o. Burns is prominent among
the Westinghouse at the Passaic She
is accompanied by her daughter. Miss Nj.
o. Burns, and they will spend the balance
of the summer at this hotel
DR.. Harden of Washington Is late regis
tration at the Edgermere Inn.
At the Coleman House from Washington
is Mrs NJ. A. Clement This hotel is also
entertaining Mrs. William c. Lewis of the
same city.
Miss NJ. A. Jackson of Washington is a
guest at the Madison. where she will re-
main for several weeks.
Thomas w. Power is prominent among
the recent registrations at the Coleman
House. He halls from Washington.
Mrs. T. G. Smith of Washington is at tho
Ashland.
Making a protracted stay at the Coleman
House is Miss S. J. Neal. Her home Is in
Washington.
Miss Alene Barrett of Washington n
summering at Asbury Park.