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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
SOCIAL AND Z,
PER- I |,
The Way

The Way. III
Il .,,y,erc are you Eping. weary Net, !.
/ h Feet that have failed III STAN ana ma
flood p $Slisi VI & " I'll ii n. n,
s ~ 90 10 find d flower sweet
" Loft fresh growing, near 4, y wooa ",
n The winds blow pure from many e hlll
II u And hush to tender stiffness there.
II Shall not this restless heart be still u
a And Erow i11ote Innocent aid fair II
|a.tNot 40 /: for AT, ana bitter pain
Il Cal, never find 4 outh's flower agninl
i.twhere are you going, wlstt,A face,
$1 Face with K the mark Of shame ana "a
q tea ~ 5si n n 81 u ~ 81 n Ill ggs
4 II 20 to find d quiet place 99EE 81
8 g Where no ona sees and no ono hears
NfThc beauty and the s Hence there 55
S& shnl thrill me thru and stu my pain,
n sfnll touch my hardness into prayer = \,
n Ard rive me back my dreams aga IN. y
sstNot SO: for Sin lias closed the door
y On Youths fair dren1ns foreverlnorc,''3
a'.Where are you going, heart OF woe,
NJ pitiful heart OF fear and shame
it,.tA strange and lonely way | go,
2s8 Where none shall pity, none shall blame
4 Far with my sin and misery
~. I creep on doubtful feet, alone;
\ No human heart can follow mo 5 I.
58s TO mark my tears or hear my moan IL Z
SHAY; but the nev or ceasing sting
1 Tho olearness Of re1nemberingl''
what DO you see, @ changing race y,
h s5 Alght with strange and tender CLEANS O.
A ~ near the hushed and holy place
sSSsES or One who gives mo back my q rea ms.
u ssWhere are you daring eager zee
Feot that SO wild II way have trod q. f'S.E3
4 20 bitter world, no scorn I me Get.
Ok. Sinful and hurt, " 30 to God
y On my dark sin, forcvermore, i. &.
EsA sitless HIND has closed the door.
Halifax, Nova Scotia. Annie Campp . y
Z Heustis, in independent. . HI ~ &,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

burg, we're married on Monday at Con-
tenary Church, Lynchburg, by the Rev.
pr. e. u. Butts. * Sss 4. Ii u
h. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hosa ana little
Aristn Hoge. II
y MI. Edward 6. Boykins, who has peen
\ the guest sof DR.. Charles 8. Venable, At
charlottesville, Is nowvyitins MlssTsn all
Coles, 8inS yvoodyille, w, III
ss5 The \ X eswlck Hunt Club will give Eits
midsummer recital Mt the club houso on
Friday evening, August 1 nth
1iss Marie Icaky. tho talented South Il
;er1l reader, assisted by NJ lss V!rgilita i'et-
tit, Will entertain the aud e nc g 3 FL
Miss Ncttie Evans ana Mrs, Taylor a, and ID
children are at Eastman, va.
Mr. .sSS Henry II. Nvickhan and family,
who have been Visiting Wick hams tl
sister, Mrs. Renshaw. at the Uh y.
ct Virginia, hpye returned to their e. nome
q Misses Celeste and Clara Deadly viii
leave this week for Greenwood to spend
tho remainder Of tho heated term iiss !t
Mr. Otto A1oeller Is attending the sum
t1er Art School at the University OF Viz ".
sglnia,## Y. 55s iisss III .l3i3
Masters James and Charles Tabb have
returned from visit to ts IT. g and
Mrs, ] I, N, Jeffries, Of Kensngteon'; near near
Mort TX. il. 3is
3s5S5s Miss Hazel shackelford, OF Prentia
Avenue. Portsmouth, Is the guest %of her
aunt, Miss Lloyd Mears in this city,
Z Miss bertha Gray is Visiting her sis
ter Mrs. W N. Noonnn ,on Twenty.
seventh Street, NJ ~
All Misses Mary and Louise Butler, are the
guests Of Nj. and Mrs. Tyler Hull, in
fampt ton. Sjss3 M s 3s i$ s
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Carr Dula, Of No
1906 Park Avenue, are at the Ye low Sui
phur Springs for a short while GRs8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Wouldn't PaY;8Was Beaten.

&S George Williams and Frank Vaughan,
white mon, we're in Police Court yestcr-
day morning. on the charge OF being dis
orderly In tho saloon OF Charles Onasty.
Thoy were fined $3.50 each, and Onesty,
who beat Williams because no wouldn't
pay for oysters die had bought, was fined
q like amount.
II Onesty claimed that tho mon came into
his place. and after ordering oysters
twice, declined to pay for the second or
der. sfIo followed Williams to Tho street,
and when Williams cursed him no beat
him. Squire Graves fines the three.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
PREPARING F0R. BIG
OUTING IT OF o. employees 4 | /!
Virginia Passenger and Power
Company 70 Have Great
Picnic in Westhampton.

Great preparations arc being made for
tho picnic to bo given the employees OF
tho Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany In Westhampton Park next tuesday
evening About 200 Invitations, with
street car tickets, have N read been sent
out which viii take wives. children and
relatives of the employees.
Music viii be furnished lby Corrndo's )
Royal Italian Band. and nll kinds Of
games and entertainments will he furnished
free to the people, Athletic games ana
prizes for contests will BIO features Of the
day. And there well be q baseball game
between the Richmond ana petersburg
teams Of the employees Of the company.
Vast tanks OF lemonade vii be on hand
for the thirsty ones, and the only rn-
quirement Is that the employees shall
hrlng their own pitchers and CUT
not yet entered upon the leld of matrl-
mony and taken unto themselves help
meets due attention will 3ibe made, and
they Will be accorded as good q tiHo as
possible Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Virginia Passenger and Power COMPANY
Young Men's Christian AsHocIat Ion, ms
der whose auspices the out Ing ~ 4. ne
glyen, will see IL 1t that the lonely bacle-
lor fares we'll and has plenty 90 eat
and drink, h.
The following members nave Tree OUT
tickets for those who wish to 80. MI,
n. R. Garrett Petersburg; Mr.. Charles
cl!nely, Manchester, w. r.. Thomas
power-house. Tickets for other dlYls-,
ions can be had from the dispatohefs
Office for tho Vine and Main Street lines.
Those engaged on the Reservoir division
or In tho shops can get their tickets from
the Young Men's Christian association
bullding at the TeseyY plss !, gF3 m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

This week Mr.. and 4, Mrs. Louchhein,.
Miss Myers, and e. party Of friends, VIII
make IN au tomobilo trip to Atlantic City,
whore they will spend several days. 3 5
/: Mr.. and Mrs. a.. r. Clayton ana child
are at the New Howard Baltimore
Is Mrs Dora Halliman is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs II. KantroWitzs in King
Street, Newport News. III s55$5
Miss Frances c. Stewart, who has been
tho guest OF Miss Mary Green In this city
during the past eek, has returned to her
hon home in Newport News.
.Mr...5C. II Hurkamp, OF Boscobel, near
Fred ricksburg, has been ppointed one
OF the Judges ut the horse show and race
meeting at Narragansett Pier, r.. ~
for next week. MS; INA i3a 81
Mr.. w. 9. Lowrey7'ia in Bristol.
Miss Lorcna Boyd Mason left yesterday
to spend hor vacation at the Maple Shade
Inn, Pulaski, Va
h The Misses Harrison, 4 who have been
the guests Of their friends, Miss Mary
LOU at avn
with friends In Stuart, Va. AZ Fl & 6
Miss Lottle HeiRline is visiting CAPTAIN
and Mrs. George r. Wood, in Washing
ton Street, Newport News, N Il
N Misses Matte and Susie Haines nnd
Miss Mary O'Nealle are with Miss Mamie
Baldwin. Near Rest. Va, n. 81
"a Mr., John staynnn Is spending q few
days with his wife in winchester. ssi,25
Miss Mary McRae Brooks is the CUES.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynn Clyce, at
Abingdon. VI Il .$fS Il ri
Miss Annie Keith is visiting Mrs, Il, O..
5 stout Ct New ''''ts Hope, 8va,
Misses Bessie Ford and Irone Leadbetter
will leave this week for a visit to rela-
tiyes in Roanoke. t55s3
Mr.. Cease, of Park Avenue, Norfolk, is
staying with his sister, Mrs, Cosby, IN
Richm ond. ,, INK Ss5s
Mr.. Carroll W. Kerr is spending a part
of his vacation with relatives. In New
Hope, Va, Inter Mr.. Kerr will visit the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
q. 5.5G s17s, 81 III ~ y,
Mr.Tohn johnson, OF Madison, acconpa-
MED by his uncle, Mr. Sidney Lane, is
In Richmond. They will Visit Norfolk,
Newport News and WashingtqG before re-
turning home 5t8 Il 5s sfS 5554
Mr.. James lNIcC. FOX Is in Stanton.
Mrs w. @. Beard and daughter, Mas
Mabel Beard who have boon visiting IN
Hagerstown, Md. are now the guests OF
MT, and Mrs George w. Beard, In West
End, Stanton.
Miss Ellie Hamilton, who has been at
tho Hot Springs, returned to Richmond
Monday. & & III
Mr.. and Mrs, George r.. Wise, and Mrs,
y, p. Wise, after, very pleasant stay OF
nearly three weeks ut tho Rockbridga
Alum Strings. returned home yesterday.
Miss Katherine NIownrd, Of Harrison
burg. Is the guest Of friends in the
city, s
Mr., and Mrs Edward Baker and child
are Visiting their former home IN staun'-.
ton. " y
Miss Ellen Guigon is the guest Of rela-
tives in New Bedford, Mass. &.
MI, James d, Hodges. OF Bedford coun-
ty. and Miss Tosslo Hutchinson, daughter
OF Mr. William A. Ilutcheson,s OF Lynch
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Accents Position Here.

Mr.. B. w, Arringdale, who has been em-
nloyed FOR tho past year In tho p,issengerl
department OF tho Atlantic Coast Line in
wilmington, N. G., tuid who for fifteen
years previous hold tho position OF coupon
ticket agent with the road, has resig TO
accent the position OF assistant city ticket
agent OF the Richmond Transfer Cons
pany, lie assumed his new duties yes
terday, 4 st5sl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Meet Here Shortly

While the date for tho INA, meeting Of the
v. P. T. investigation Committee has not
been definitely axSd Will be ms held n ting na
other members nro at work on rough drafts
OF the report, and when the members get. TO-,
gether they will compare notes 5and agree upon
the members OF the committee, md will give
tho achool d clean aheet .nll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Dublin Offices.

In all the city ana state offices at the
Capitol and City Hall business Is dull ana
nothng e. Interest !a transp,ding GoyefTSer
officials are out OF the city for q brief rest;
About September let things will look up ana
public affairs will take on new IRE. ,i43A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Married ia CITY Hall.

Mr., ii. NJ White and Miss "A nne g senaer
were ma rried IN the clerks office OF the tuS,-
ford The couple left on tho u 100 50 thern
train for their future home ~ Georgia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
M. O'G,:rady Away,

Mr.. James z. O Grday. clerk TO the city
Board OF Health, has gone to the mountains
70 spend q few weeks for his health,
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mis- ssp. began
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24

ward OF 200 pecple. Work has not yet been
begun on any Of the oratorios scheduled for
presentation during the summer. The at
tention of the FIRST singers has been given
entirely to the nehearsing of songs and
minor ehoruses for the mixed concert which
will be gwen at the auditorium q week
from tonight.
From among those who presented them
selves Tuesday twenty-three were selected
to serve in the Temple choir, the organixa-
ton which win make song q special feature
Of the young peoples meeting. formerly led
each morning by Evangelist Tatman- Mr..
Xatman. after period OF Twenty-Five
years service having severed connection
with the camp meeting association. the camp
fathers are seeking by every means possible
to provide for the continued popularity of
these services. Bishop Fitzgerald made the
announcement the other day that at last
numerous applicants for Mr.. Yatman's
old place. and the announcement Is looked
for shortly Of the name of the man who
will supersede him.
The auditorium will be opened Thursday
night for the cantata Nativity, to be
given for the benefit Of the First Methodist
Church Of Asbury Park. 1t will be present
ed by chorus which was In training here
tor it most of the winter.
Washington Is represented at the At
lantic by Azel Ford, Mrs. A. Ford and Miss
Marion Ford
Among the Westinghouse at the Shell
don are Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Nelson and
Howard Nelson.
The Alaska is entertaining from Washing
ton Miss Ethel Quinton and Miss Amelia
Ianghorn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
At CAPE MAY.

Special Correspondence of The Star
CAPE MAY. N J., June o. 1906.
The Washington colony is growing at this
resort and 1t has already reached as large
proportions this early In the summer as 1t
has been known in some of the former sea-
sons at their height. On every hand they.
are the leaders in the social life, and while
mingling with the staid Philadelphians the
well-dressed Baltimoreans. the nonehalant
Chicagoans and the hustling New Workers,
they give to the resort that tinge of life
which is welcome element in the activity
of the resort. They take prominent part in
the doings on the golf Inns, about the
yacht club and on the beach. They are also
interested in the coming automobile meets,
which will take place here early in July
The promoters OF the Automobile Club have
recently gone over the beach strand course
and heightened 1t four hundred yards be-
yond what 1t was last year, so that there
will be q better chance to get start for the
covering Of the mile and kIlometer dis
tances. The meet will be Differed by repre-
sentatipes of the Automobile Association
of America.
Cape May is planning for a proper eeIe-
bration of Independence day. Last year this
feature OF the resorts pleasures was
omitted. A citizens COMMITTEES has been
formed. OF which Mayor Thomas w. MiIlet
Is chairman. and 1t Is arranging Epien-s
did program which win take up the
morning There viii be q parade aud set
oration to be made By some person OF note
In the evening there will be an elaborate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
STAR RESORT BUREAU
New Hotel Booklets and Steam
ship and R. R. Folders.

The Star bureau has received large
supply of new resort literature. among
which Is summer book published by the
Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic rail-
way and the Maryland. Delaware and vir-
ginia railway. This book Is profusely IL
Illustrated and contains a list Of boarding
houses and hotels. The folders Of the
Northern Steamship Company are also on
file at The Star bureau. They show sailing
dates routes OF travel and cost of fare.
Another interesting collection OF resort
literature Is that treating of Nova Scotia.
published by the Dominion Atlantic Rail-
way Company. In addition there are many
other useful and attractive summer guides
obtainable free of charge at The Star bu-
reau. room 100. The bureau is open from
$50 o'clock a. m. to o'clock pm.
New Booklets Received.
The following booklets. additional to
those heretofore mentioned. have been re-
ceived at The Star bureau:
The Strath-Haven,. Atlantic City, N j.:
the Manisses, Block Island, r. l.: Front
Royal, Riverton, Va: Vermont House, At
lantic City, N. j.; the Salt Sulphur Springs.
Salt Sulphur Springs, w. Va; Rehoboth,
Sussex county, Del: Hotel Henlopen, Re-
hoboth, Del; 'Galen Hail. Atlantic City N.
Hotel Majestic. Atlantic City, N. j.; Hotel
Stickney. Atlantic City, N. j.: La Fon-
taine, Atlantic City, N. j.: the Madison
Asbury Park, N. j.; Creston, Atlantic City,
N. j.; the Waverly. Ocean Grove, N. j.;
Snug Harbor. Easton, Md; Norman House,
Ocean Grove. N. j.; Hotel Albion, Asbury
Park, N. j.; Hotel Chautauqua, Mountain
Lake Park, Md; Oceanic House. Peak Is
land, Me-: River Springs. st. Mary's ceun-
ty, Md; Monadnock House. Colebrook. N.
H; the Queenwood, Mountain Lake Park,
Md; the Riverside, Popham Beach, Me-;
the Wawbeek and Cottages, wawbeek, N
Y: Hotel de Vile. Atlantic City, n. j.:
the st. Charles. Atlantic City. N. J.: the
Frontenac. Atlantic City. n. j.: Hotel
Ardsley, Asbury Park. n. j.; the New
Monmouth. Spring Lake Beach, NJ j.; Ho-
tel Lawrence, Atlantic City, n. J.: Westco-
lang Park House, Westcolang. Pike coun-
ty, Pa; Newport House and Cottages, Bar
Harbor Me-
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AVoN.BY-THE-sEA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
AVON-BY -THE-SEA. N. j., June g. 1905.
The Avon Inn, which will open for the
season on Thursday next, expects a full
quota of guests over its first Sunday. Boggs
& Mcdowell have improved the hostelry
very much during the past winter.
There was a wedding of considerable In
terest at the buckingham this week, when
Miss Elizabeth B. Parker became the wife
of Frederick A. Snyder. The bride is the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin
Parker. The Rev. William N. Baily, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church. tied the knot.
and among those attending the ceremony
We're Major John Miles and Mr.. and Mrs
John Knight of East Orange Morton Bell
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Schneider. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bogert, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Parker, Miss Mary Parker, Mrs. J. Wort
man, William F. Bell, Major Frederick
Drake Mr.. and Mrs. Willis q. Barnes and
william a. Henderson.
Among the recent registrations at the
Avon Inn are Mrs. q. q. Kellerman. Miss
Grace Kellerman ard Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
A. Ravens OF Washington.
George r. Worthington Of Washington
Is a late arrival at the Buckingham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
AT SPRING LAKE,



SPRING LAKE, N. j.. June %. 1908,
The first formal hopto be given In Spring
Lake this summer comes Off tonight In the
casino. The young social set, which has
Its center at the Casino Club, dominates
the entire summer life of the resort 1t
sets the pace for others to follow and is
looked up to as the smartest clique in
town. The ball room of the Casino has
been handsomely decorated with floral dis
plays The orchestra which will furnish
music for all similar functions during the
summer arrived yesterday and will play
for the first time tonight. Some of the
patronesses for the affair are Mrs. Mar
TN Maloney, Mrs H. A. Nelson. Mrs. J..
Richie, Mrs Wellington c. Sickle Mrs
Watson Linburg, Mrs. H. H. Hamill. Mrs.
G. c. Mann and Mrs. Albert Marburg.
banquet will be given by the New Jer-
sey Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution at the Hotel Monmouth next
Thursday night The celebration is to
commemorate the 12Sth anniversary of the
battle of Monmouth. The Monmouth, un-
der the management of F. F. Shute, has
been receiving guests daily, and from
present indications will have one of the
biggest seasons in it's history.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinberg are Wash
instonians at Spring Lake. Mrs. Albert
Marburg of Baltimore is also doniciled
here.
Among the Washingtonians at the Gray
Swami Inn are Charles Lewis, NJ. E.
Castles and. R. G.. Duffy
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber of Washington
are prominent among the recent arrivals
at the Monmouth.
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ALLENHURST.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ALLENHURST. N. j., June %. 1906
With the weather not all that early WIS.,
itors could wish. interest at the Allenhurst
Inn has turned to indoor amusements and
the bowling alleys have had their full share
OF attention j. O.. Stokes, who last year
held the high score for men OF 234. has been
practicinE again. but has not yet succeeded
In reaching the 900 mark. Miss Henrietta
Smith, who last year reached the top notch
for women when she scored 1877, is also at
the alleys for part of each day. Some of
the other enthusiasts Miss Katherine
Shanley, Mr.. Gordon Hughes, Rudolph Kley-
Dolte. Robert Forsythe and F. A. Holden.
There will be a ball at the inn tonight
which will eclipse in brilliancy any similar
function held in some time. 1t is intended
as the inaugural social event of the season.
and will be attended by a representative
gathering Of cottagers. Some of the young
ladies on the floor will be Miss Katherine
Mackey, Miss Fischer. Miss E. Fischer Miss
Virginia Thornburn. Miss Kittie Stanley,
Miss Beatrice Morrison. Miss Margaret
STANLEY. Miss Jennie Stewart, Miss Marie
Dillon. Miss Mabel Forsythe Miss Helen
Forsythe Miss Marie Phelan, Miss Lillian
Dillon and Miss Florence Joyce.
The Dunes Is entertaining a goodly num-
Der of guests and the CurIew opened the
middle of the week. Is enjoying the patron
age of a large weeks end crowd
Among the Washngtonians at the Allen
hurst Inn are James r. Gordon and Ar
thur +. Savage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
BELMAR BEACH.
cial Correspondence of The Star.

special correspondence OF The Star.
BELMAR, n. J., June %, 1905.
Already Belmar residents are looking for
ward to the Fourth of July. They will
celebrate the national birthday with a re-
gatta on Shark river for a certainty and
probably with field day sports on Ocean
avenue near the Casino plan Is on
foot to engage a band for the day, and
there will be. the usual round of balls at
the Belmar Club and the leading hotels in
the evening.
Bathing engaged the attention of only a
few people this week, for the water is Still
cool and the atmosphere has not been such
as to encourage a dip In the surf. The
summer girls have not yet had chance to
try on their hot weather ffnery, for the
sun has scarcely peeped through the mist
and rain since Monday.
This was opening week for Belmar. The
large hotels are now all receiving guests.
Some of them which have been entertain
ing for some time held formal openings.
Among these was the Buena Vista. This
house, under the proprietorship of H. F.
Coster. Is delighting returning guests. The
building takes the place of the old Buena
Vista burned a year ago 1t carries out
the ideas Of the management, which has
had nearly score of successful seasons
here The foyer Is in mission style and
is most attractive. Leading from 1t are
several little Dutch rooms. The guests
chambers are arranged en- suite with pri-
yate baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Joyce are. Wash
ingtonians registered at the Buena Vista.
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ASBURY PARK,
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ASBURY PARK, N. j., June %, 1906
The season has taken big jump here
since Wednesday. when following a pro-
longed period of fog and rain there was a
general clear-up and the weather became
most propitious for summer pastimes. With
June drawing toward it's close the summer
folks are rapidly filling up the town and
the hotel proprietors began their social pro-
grams with formal hops at most of the ho-
tells tonight. The bathing has been excel
lent for this season Of the year, and each
day has seen several hundred in at all Of
the bathing grounds.
Already preparations are being made for
the Fourth of July entertainment, and this
week the city officials closed with Paine for
a pyrotechnical display. The fireworks as
now planned. will be set off adjoining the
beach auditorium, in Atlantic Square, in
stead of from the fishing pier which for
years has been the vantage point selected
The contract requires that the company
furnishing the fireworks shall be RESPONSE
Bile for any damage done. There will be
hfty-two different kinds of pyrotechnics
The resort was pretty we'll oyerrun yes
terday by newspaper men from all parts
of the country. chiefly from the metropolis
They came down as guests from the city
and the Jersey Central under the auspices
of the New York Press Club. The freedom
of the town was extended by Mayor At
kins. The newspaper men got into the surf
as soon as they arrived. The afternoon
they spent at the beach front shows and
in inspecting the famous mile of boardwalk
and its other attractions. In the evening
they went down to Pleasure bay, where an
open-air vaudeville was the attraction. The
press men were entertained for dinner by
various hotel proprietors about town.
The Wickepecko Country Club held it's
opening banquet this week. The club Is a
new one, and consists of residents who have
built bungalows on the shores of Deal lake
in the woods west OF Main street. John E.
Buell. has been elected president and Geo.
c. Martin vice president.
Washington is represented at the Abe
marie by Mrs. w. Wilson, who will spend
some time here.
At the Throckmorton from Washington
is n. NJ. Suler who will make a protracted
stay at this hotel.