The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-08
THRONGS AT ASBURY
EXCURSIONISTS SWELL
SUMNER 0
A Thousand Children to Sing at Corona
ton Of Queen Titania, Whose Name
Will Be Given Out Saturday.

ASBURY PARK, Aug. ga great lot
of excurslonists came into town today
and yesterday, swelling the already ex-
tended population and adding to the
beach jam, so that at the lower end
of the strand, near the Casino. it was
scarcely possible to elbow ones way
through the crowds all day long.
The jam was much worse yesterday
than today. In one excursion then
about 1000 people came down. These
folks were from the Elizabeth Orphan
asylum and there were four trainloads
of them. Aside from this the Washing
ton Temple of Newark sent its annual
outing, and there was a trainload from
Jersey City and one from Philadelphia.
A thousand children are to sing at
the coronation of Queen Titania.A An
nouncement of this plan was made yes
terday at the same time 1t was given
out officially that Professor Tall Essen
| Morgan, leader of the musical enter
tainments at Ocean Grove, would have
charge. The name of the queen will be
given out Saturday. Several of the
maids have been selected and their
names will be announced later.
Plans are on foot to vastly improve
the character of the Deal Lake car
nival, which is one of the baby parade
features. An arrangement is being
made by which Allenhurst and Deal
residents will participate in the exhibit
of boats. The lake will have mor il
Nominations than it did a year ago and
more money is to be spent for prizes.
A band stand will be erected in the
centre OF the lake. and the electric
lighting designs will centre at this
point
Preparations are being made at the
Hotel Lafayette for a flower carnival
that will come off within a fortnight.
John H. Richards for several seasons
master Of ceremonies at this hotel, Is
now engaged in arranging fancy
dances.
Among the late arrivals at the prin-
cipal hotels are:
Coleman-Mrs II. C. Sduires. of New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Corbett and Miss
Corbett, of Paterson.
Leadley-R. w. Lockwood. of East Or
ange; Mrs. S. C. Hoffman, Of Hackensack;-
Miss Charity Hopper. of Ridgewood; E..
Harold Pavie, of Morristown.
Elerslie-Elvin Beach, of Orange.
Elberon-Mrs. G. Wv. Clark, Miss l.. M.
Clark, Mr.. and Mre. Tonnier and family.
of Newark, and John Cunningham. of
Jersey City.
Fifth Avenue House-Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
Grunow and Mss Grunow. Of Hackensack.
Observation-Disclosures. s.. D.. Tompk,ns.
Miss Tompkins, Miss Louise T%ompkins and
j. H. Tompkins. of Jersey City; Miss g..
C. Barnett and B. b. Barnett, of Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hager, Russell Hager
and Horace Hager, of Roselle; g. Thomp-
son. of Elizabeth; j. l.. Stafford and Miss
Madeline Simostan. of East Orange
Observation-Disclosures A. VoVhis. of East
Orange.
Clarendon-Miss G. e. Hannah. of Pit
erson; O. F. Alces. of West Hoboken; H.
A. Bugie and c.. A. Brgie, Of Newark
B~righton-John H. Boynton, Walter S.
Boynton and Miss Marion L. Boynton, OF
Passaic; Henry Oeh-er, of Newark; Miss
L. A. c. Roberts and Miss G. L. c. Rob
erts, of Hoboken.
Ciifton-Mr. and Mrs J. R. Mead. Of
Newark. 49,
Addison-w.S J. Mammil, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Chandler and L. G. Chandler. OF
Newark.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Austin. Miss Flor
ence Austin and Miss Helen Austin. OF
West Orange.