New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
ASBURY PARK CROWDED.
THE Masic on Beach Front a Novelty
of the Season.

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occasional showers. just right fo' an enjoyable
outing and the multitude fairly revelled Ia bath
ing driving and other outdoor pastimes
Social attractions at the hotels this week lacked
originality The usual card parties. Informal hops
and musicals were given. but there Was a paneity
of more novel functions. The exception was the
masquerade bali given Wednesday evening at
the West End Hotel where two hundred merry
maskers held high carnival until midnight.
Five thousand threadmakers. from the Clark
works at Kearny. came here to-day their an
nual excursion. The ''trippers' filled eghty-fOCT
coaches, which in four trains.
Entries for the baby parade are being registered
at a lively When the books closed tonight
there were than hundred entries. and the
parade is nearly a month away. The carnival COM
mission predicts that there will be moro than five
hundred babies and children in the novel process
sion.
Free music on the beach front is a novelty this
season The Public Grounds Commission has pro-
vided q New-York orchestra give free morning
and afternoon concerts at the Casino and Arcade.
Pryors Band Will continue to give paid concerts
each evening. This organization gave special
concert in the Casino Tuesday evening. when the
entire programme made up of compositions of
John Philip Sousa. More than three thousand au-
ditors enjoyed the entertainment.
A battle royal between the advocates and oppo-
nents OF high license is The recent crusade
against hotel men. who are charged with selling
liquor contrary 20 law. precpitated the fight. At
a meeting Of the Common Council this week a petit
tion was presented. signed by thirty-eight hotel
men. asking that hotels be licensed to sell liquor
under proper restrictions. Action on the petition
will be taken on Monday evening Champions OF
the innovation claim that the Common Council viii
pass an ordinance providing for high license.
Should this be done the proceedings of the Council
men viii be certiorarted to the Supreme Court by
the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, on the
ground that the law OF 1895 forbids the sale tf
liquor within one mile of that resort.
The Asbury Park hotel men. thro Ugh eminent
counsel will attack the constitutionality of the
law. and expect a decision in their favor. Opti-
mistic bonifaces predict that hotel guests will be
able 10 buy liquor legally before the present sea-
son closes. The first name the petition sub
mitted TO the Common Council was that of Mayor
Ten Brock. himself hotel proprietor who took
the initiative in the recent crusade against the al
legged violators of the liquor law.
Methodist missionary workers have been holding
conferences in Ocean Grove this week. aud the
meetings tomorrow will be in the interest Of mis-
sions. The Womans Home Missionary Society met
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. and the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society followed on
Friday, and will continue until Monday. when the
Summer School of Theology. in charge OF Bishop
James y. FtzGerald. OF ST. Louis will begin a ten
days session. The sermons tomorrow viii be
preached by the Rev. DR.. George Heber zones,
missionary from Corea. Missionaries from India
China Corea, Japan and other foreign lands are
taxing part IN the meetings, as are a number or
oeaeonesses attached TO the Home Missionary So
Handlers oratorio of The Messiah was rendered
dred voices, led by Tall Essen Morgan. Ocean
groves musical director. The soloists were Anito
Rio soprano: Janet Spencer, cOntralto; Theodore
Van York, tenor and Julian Walker, bass. The
York Festival Chorus. Next Thursday evening
the children will give a musical entertainment,
occasion will number nearly a thousand voices, and
the singing decorations and electrical effects it Is
said. VIII surpaSs all former events of the kind.
Ihe dedication OF the bronze statue Of DR.; Ell
wood II. Stokes this week attracted hundreds Of
Methodist ministers 10 Ocean Grove. Governor
Stokes, a relative, presided at the dedication, and
meyer, OF Cincinnati. former New-Jersey' pastor
The statue the work Of Paul w. Morris. of Connec-
rum which DR. Stokes planned and built. 1t rep
in csa e in nS PPesgen5 or 0eean Grove seated
The Rev. Charles IL. Yatman will next week cele-
ocean Grove as leader the you2g op PEOPLES @
ings. On this occasion Mr.. Yatmans admirers pur-
pose to inaugnrate movement for building new
T. temple M Tor the Xoung people 1t is suggested that
ne hrst religious service in Ocean Grove was held
thlrty-SiN years ago
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