The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18
HUMID AT ASBURY
HEAVY SURF GIVES LIFE
GUARDS WORK..
Monmouth Bridge Whist-Euchre Is Be-
ing Planned to Take Place at Cole
man House Monday Evening.
rsoau,al to tho Evening start

lODoLioA
,cp1rRy PARK, July 1S.-Just such
weather as is typical OF July at me shore'
| hot and humid, and only comfortapie ao"n
along the ocean front, characterized To-Day
and Yesterday. The surf both days was
exceedingly heavy. Plenty of work for the
lfecuards resulted and had the SURF go.
onv higher yesterday the Woulu
have been closed. So far this season there
h0s been no weather severe enough 10 mahe
this precaution necessary.
IT,uarde of a thousand people, mostly
dentists. were in attendance today at the
thirtv-seventh annual convention OF the
Now Jersey Dental Association, which
o,oned In the Beach Auditorium yesterday
and will close with the election OF omcers
tomorrow. DR.. Frank G. Gregory, OF New
orL who Is now on the executive commit
foe. Is the most prominently mentloleo
candidate for vice-president. Int present
vice-president, DIR. Walter Wooisey, OF
Elizabeth, will be elevated to the positlon
~ president. succeeding DR.. M. r. Brink
man, OF Hackensack.
Under the auspices OF Mrs. J, L. Rood
n bridge whist and euchre on a mammoth
scale Is being planned to take place In the
Coleman House Monday evening next. IL
will he n benefit for the East Side Clinic
For CbIldren. Assisting Mrs. Hood are
Mrs. Theodore Barringer. Mrs. fiorehce ue
p,uIberVe. Miss Madeleine Pearson. mrs
M. Sexton. Miss Mary Jordan Baker, MIS-
n. Smith. Mrs. Philip Dillon, Mrs. Wlihah
Berkely and Nine. Davis -
This IL the season for excursionists. Two
h,, trainloads arrived in town yesterday
morning. The first was from the Crescent
Avenue Presbyterian Sunday School OF
pi,bp0clJ About five hundred came or
Ills excursion. A Philadelphia excursion
brought 200 visitors.
Late arrivals Mt the hotels are:
occnn-G. II. Post. c.. Frost and w
DUPONT. of Paterson: Mrs. F. w. Paul
Miss Paul. Miss Taylor. Miss W1liiams.
G. II. Fordge and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Emers. of Newark.
cnlumbia-Mrs. Gunwell. Miss Jessie
cort. DIR. e.. J.. Tucker. Mrs. C. Allen
Mrs. P, Hartshorne, Mrs. j. F. w. Grey,
Miss r. L. Grey. A. C. Hensler and g.. j
Piston. of Newark.
Fenimore-Mrs M. f. Hill and Miss Hill
of New Brunswick; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
u. Reiss. Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Townsend
Mrs. r. B. Towne. Willard s. Towne, Mr
and Mrs. S. Hedden and Miss NJ Hemp
stead. of East Orange: II. d. Randall, o.
Montclair. and MIR. and Mrs. j. F. carl
and ]. F. Clark. IT., of Nutley.
Grand Avenue-B. C. Sears. of Bloom
field: e. B. Ryder. of Plainfield; Otto A
Piferling. of Jersey City, and W. q
Kuger and w l.. Conner. of East or
arge; B. Gilman and M. Ludlow. Of New
ark.
Princeton-Mr. and Mrs. H. Lipfert, Q
Newark: Miss r. Craven, Mrs. e. I
Gallagher. of New Brunswick; j. :
Schenk. of Princeton.
Commercially. Dickinson. T. j. Dolanl
and Miss Jennie Brewer, of Newark; j
A. Lindsey and w. Horner. of jersey City
Marlborough-J. c. Dana. H. c.. Prude
and ]. Feibleman. of Newark.
hollywood. Fl, jerks and lewelly
Jerks. of Rutherford: L. r. Brewer. 9
Hoboken. and Mrs. G. Holden. Miss Bel
Holden and Messrs. c.. L. and Abe Holder
of Newark.
West End-H. C. Grice. Miss Delany an
Mr.. and Mrs. Springstreet, of Newark
Monmouth-Miss Frances Cahoone. {
Plainhcld.
New England-Mrs. s. Geibel and Mis-
Anna Byers, of Newark.
Grand Central-Willlam Duncan and Mis-
Anna Duncan. of Newark; c. S. Van His
OF New Brunswick. and Miss Veghte, {
Pasaic.
WillardJ Mcbride. of Newark.