The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
OCEAN GROVE GAIETY
AUDITORIUM TO REMAIN
OPEN TILL OCTOBER.
"a Night in F~airyland" This Evening.
Long List of New Arrivals
at the Hotels.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 31.-The great
Schumann-Heink concert in the Audi
torium, heralded all summer, came on pc
fore a crowded house Thursday night. Inc
opefa singer has seldom appeared ny d
more generous mood and responded tme
and again to the vigorous e%ncoring that
came almost spontaneously from the audi
ence. She appeared with Tall Esen Nor
gan's festival chorus, which gave some
~oratorlo selections, and HAL Bright
Abode from Tannhauser. Nine. Snu-
m.ann-Heink SANG recitntive and ara from
"Adriana;" Handlers Trust in the Lord
''Sei Stlll." and Abide with Me- -Nur
Du' and Love in the Cottage by Hau-
delphi Cans; In Lenz," by Hildacn, ana
Schubert's 'Die Allmacht.' The singer
was accompanied Tn the program by Dan
iel Beddoe. tenor. and Hans Kronold, eel
list. Me-. Bed1oe was accorded great APP
plause.
The Rev. DR.. r. ]. Cooke will preach In
the Auditorium at religious services tomor-
row and in the evening there will be a
service, participated in by a number OF
well known ministers and avangelists. each
of whom will be given a few minutes talk.
Bishop Wilson viii make the opening ad-
dress Of this meeting. NOTWITHSTANDING
the camp meeting has closed. many OF the
IellElOuS SERVICES Vi camp 4 pSihb COA
tinued. The tabernacle and temple serv-
ices are occurring daily.
Announcement was made this week that
the Auditorium would remain open until
October / md possibly for one Sunday III
October. This is Indicative OF the best
season the Grove hos ever had. for after
La Dor Day it has generally been found
that his great building, accommodating
1O.OOO people, was far toe large for the
-. n 49, .,,.,I1 - aothnpad Tho
Auditorium never closed later than Sep
TENDER Is before.
The clildren's concert, "A Night In
Fairyland." will be given this evening in
the Auditorium. Queen Titania, of the
Asbury Park carnival, Miss Jessie May
Hazelrlgg, and her maids of honor. will
take part in the program.
Registered at the United States are
Rudolph Wiseman, George Schofield and
Frank w. Taylor, of Paterson; ]. r. Ben
nett, Of Roselle; Frank Babson, Henry A.
Swan and A. G. Benfield, of Newark, and
JOIN S. Blair, of East Orange.
Among the late seasons guests at the
Sheldon are Ernest Colesman, G. w. NAL
and Mrs. John T.. Dill aud Henrietta Nc
Kenna. of South .Amboy; 7. ". Foster. of
Hackensack; Mrs. w. III. Whittemore,
Meade, Horace Whittemore and w. H.
Whittemore. of East Orange.
The Alaska is entertaining among other
guests Mrs. Addie Q~uackenbush, of Free
hold Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Chambers, of
Morristown. and +. L. Brown, Of Newark;
Mrs. w. H. Frey, Miss. Elizabeth Frey
ap Res Hit Bept at the rrf New W Phi %GeG a. are r.,
Mrs. John Strothoff, of New Brunswick,
and e, J. yoorhis. Of oradel, N. j.
The Majestic is entertaining Frank Il:
Simpson, of Matawan; John j. Gill, of
Morrlstown,. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ.
Preaton, of Paterson. Newarkers here
are Mr.. and Mrs. J; ". Coleman, Miss
hume.
Patrons of the Spray View include
Charles A. Haselmann and Miss Hilda
Mrs. H. G. Schuab, of Passaici Mss Flor
ence o. Martin, of Paterson, and Mrs.
f. H.. Van Wrinkle, of Newark.
Mrs. Il. K. Senior, of Newark; Mrs. Gus
; Reihnhold, of Keyport, and Edward Grim
BILE, of Somervllle.
Jennie l.. Hood, Miss Bessie Hood and
John D.. Hood, of Summit, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Freeman, of arlington; George
thomas Il; asn q scSs ffer OF Of 'S Woodbn T1y' and
Other late arrivals include:
Waverley-Victor w. Brown. Of Orange
Seaside-Mrs. d. ID. Bryan and Miss E
D.. Bryan. of Arlington, and ]. W. Conk-
lin. of Paterson.
Marlborough. William Smith and the
Misses Smith. OF Hackensack.
Summerheld-Miss Annie Palmer, oil
The Earl-Amy M. Graves. Mrs. Johr
b. Kehoe. Miss Anna Hagen. Miss Gray
and Miss Alice Gray. of Newark. Miss
Edith e. Baldwin. Of Bloomfield; Miss l.
]. Cook and Miss c. M. Kitchell, of Sum
NIT
~Ormond-Mr. and Mrs. William Var
LEV. of Now Brunswick.
Oueen-Mr. and Mrs. John Habecker. o.
Pitman Grove. N. j.. and ]. II. Dunning
OF Passaic.
Norman House-Miss Susie ]. Schiev,
and Miss Sarah Whitaker. of Railway
Mrs. John Fl. Scott. Jack Scott and Mrs
r. r. Spencer. of Montclair.
Roosevelt-William T. Seeley, jr., OIL
Fassaic.
Arborton--Mrs. Demerest. Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Ferden. of Hackensack; Miss Ann;
Vanderbilt. Of Newport.
Sunset Lodgc-Miss Gretta Keafing. o
Paterson.
Chalfonte-Mrs. w. II. Young an,
Charles p. Names. of Paterson. Mrs. w
A. Devoe and Lester A.. Devoe. of Ridge
ark
Atlantic Housc-The Rev. and Mrs, s
B.. d. Prickitt. of Metuchen.
Eugene Fiemming. Of Montclair: Howar,
Jan auneu and M. III. Opdyke, of Newark
and Clarence Keller, of East Orange.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u. Hodge. o
Newark. and J. w. Cort. of South Orange
lie Vasser-Nis f. Cherry. r. Cherry
Of Newark Mrs. S. A. Ten Evck an
Miss Annie e Ten Eyck. of Roselle.
I4angden-Mr. end Mrs. Orville Harriso
and the Misses c. Z. and Doris Conklir
lie Chevalier-Mrs Margaret Hutchinson
Miss Kate Thatcher. Mrs. X. L. Under
wood. Miss N. M. Norris and Andrey
Hope. OF Paterson
To the Mountains on Labor Day.
On Labor. Day 80 where MS cool The Ne