New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

Dentists meade Asbury Park-Re-
Hgious Services at Ocean Groce.

Asbury Park. y. J., July % (specap.-It usually
takes Asbury Park about week to get over the
Fourth OF July celebration. In the week that FOL
lows the holiday many who We're only at the
shore FOR Few days departing and others
coming in that all Is hustle. But affairs
normal here once more, and the season Is on again
IN all is social Eayety. All tho hotels enter
tanning unusually large number OF persons and
tho number Of cottagers has increased greatly this
week
Conspicuous departures from the conventional
bathing attire that has always heretofore pre-
vailed in Asbury Park. by both and women.
have called forth such storm OF criticism that
Mayor Atkins has promised to give the matter his
personal attention and try 10 secure more sedate
styles.
New Jersey dentists have had firm hold on the
place this week. More than thousand have been
IN attendance the thirty-scveuth annual meeting
OF tho New Jersey State Dental Society In the
Beach Auditorium. This convention was opened on
Wednesday and closed Friday. sessions being
held morning afternoon and evening of each day
This year the general pubic was excluded from the
floor. where sevcnty-tve exhibitors displayed tho
results Of ingenuity and artistic skill Ftfty-three
different exhibitions were given in the clinics. the
chief being the casting OF iuIays OF gold alloys
and other metals, also combination gold and por-
celefn iulavs by d. William H.. TaEsIrt OF chi
cage Dentists from all parts OF the country Wit
messed the demonstrations, At tho annual cleo
ton DR. Walter Woolsey OF Elizabeth. elevated
from vice-president TO the presidency, succeeding
DR. NJ r. Brinknau, of HackensACk On Wednes-
day night Or Is. Holly Smith, of Baltimore. de-
nvered an address on Evolution in Dental Prac-
tice."
Dancing and cards have prevailed In tho social
affairs at the hotels. ChiIdren's hops have been
particularly prominent and popular. furnishing dl-
version for the young folk and amusement for
those not young. one OF the best Of these
children's hops " Is held at the LAFAYETTE Tho
little ones were In fancy costumes, and the scene
was a pretty y feature the execution OF
a sailors hornpipe' by Miss Irene RingwooI
party Of pleasure seekers from tho Wcst-
minister spent a day on Shark River and got sun
burned. They also got a good catch OF crabs.
Mrs. J. y. Richardson and daughter. Miss Ma
rion, of New York are spending the summer at
the Florida. Mrs J. X. Black and Miss II. T.
Black of New York, are hack ut the Leadley, after
several years ubseICe. c. H. Norton, Of New
York, accompanies them. Ny and Mrs. John
Andrews. of New York, Mt the St Laurent for
the season. This is their NTH summer here. AT
the Brunswick Is Eugene jackson. of New York
He is enthusiastic hOrseman. George h SutheV-
land ana \. G. Turnbull are at the Leadley
Increasing attendance at all the religious services
has marked the week at Ocean Grove. The holt
meetings In the Tabernacle conducted each
morning by Or j. II. Alday have become popular.
AS rule these meetings are attended moro by
the older worshippers but decided tendency Of
the young people to leave the young mems meet
lngs In the Temple. where the Rev. g. r Van
Hook presides each morning. for the Tabernacle
services has become apparent
The Ocean Grove Assembly OF Sunday school
Methods has Ind busy week. Sessions have been
held daily and the Increase in attendance has been
steady one of the lectures The Rise
and Development Of tho Sunday school," by DIT.
Henry Wheeler. OF Ocean Grove. Another was en-
titled '"rhe difference Between the old and New
Testaments,' by Or. T. J. Scott. retired mission
AIRY, who has spent most Of his life in Iuda.
The big auditorium. with its seating capacity OF
ten thousand. filled last night To hear MIMI.
Emma Eames. She was assisted by Julian Walker.
basso. and Hans Kronold, celst, Her closing
number Gouuods "Gallia.' \ fine effect was
produced by the combined New York Elizabeth
and Ocean Grove festival ehoruses numbering in
all seven hundred voices.
Chtldrens Day In Ocean Grove will be ceIebra ted
tomorrow with appropriate services in the audi
torium The morning service Will be in charge of
the Rev. DR. Robert Y. Pierce. OF Scranton, Penn.
who will give chalk talk sermon to the young
people The evening service will be principally of
music by the children, and Tall Essen Morgan will
be in charge. The service will be entitled The
New Kingdom" chorus OF two hundred girls
has had special training for these services and
good singing is anticipated Next Tuesday evening
another of the big auditorium concerts of the sea-
will be given by the Marine Band. which will
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