New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
ASBURY'S FINE SUNDAY.
First of the Season Enjoyed By
Thousands ChIdren's Day.

Asbury Park, June 9 (SpeciaD.-Seashore weather
or the made-to-order brand prevailed to-day, for
tho first Sunday this season The agreeable change
is responsible for large number of weekend no.
tel guests and record breaking crowd of motor
car parties. This afternoon and evening the board
walk and pavons were filed with visitors Or
chestra concerts. with Arthur Pryor and Bert
Brown as the soloists, were given at the Arcade
pier and drew large audiences.
Chidren's day exercises were held this morning
IL the First Congregational Church, and this even
ing in the Second Methodist Episcopal Church and
the West Grove Methodist Episcopal Church. The
churches were trimmed with plants and flowers and
the children assisted IN the interesting programmes.
Bishop John W. Hamilton, Of San Francisco took
part in the morning service at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church
The sermon to the ten graduates of the Bradley
Beach Grammar School was preached this morn
ing by the Rev. J. b. Kqlp pastor Of the Bradley
Beach Methodist Episcopal Church. The COM
InenCement exercises will be held Thursday
evening. This evening in St Pauls Methodist Epis-
copal Church the sermon to the graduates of the
Neptune Township High School preached by
the pastor, the Rev, Percy Perinchef His theme
was Divine Partnership" The High School or
chestra, led by Louis Van Gilluwe assisted in the
service The commencement exercises will DO held
on Friday evening.
The New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
with several hundred delegates. will meet in the
Beach Auditorium this week. beginning Wednes-
day morning and continuing for three days. The
druggists viii make the Hotel Brunswick their
headquarters, where Il reception will be given on
Tuesday evening.
Mabel Fenton and Charles J. Ross. the actors
celebrated the twentieth anniversary OF their
rage to-day at their bungalow. in the Wanamassa
Woods. on the north bank OF Deal Lake. over five
hundred Commands TO participate In the festvi-
ties We're issued, and a large number Of relatives
and friends Obeyed Music was furnished by a
New York orchestra, and there dainty
luncheon Mr., ana Mrs. Ross received a number
Of valuable presents from their friends.
Daniel WOodcock. of New York City, has taken
the Lungren cottage, in West Fifth avenue for the
season DR., James S Embley, of Albany. is occu-
pying his summer homo In Bond street. DIR. Mary
+, Stryker, of New York City, took possession OF
her Sewau avenue home this month. James b
cottage, in Firth avenue. Daniel NJ. Barrett OF
Ilainield. \. j.. brought his family 10 their Webt
Former Sheriff George Virtue. of Newark N ].
was one Of to-days visitors Alfred V. Sloan. OF
New York City brought party of friends to the
e Of B rock MS ' With his S1' family at the
same hostelry- William L. Vermilyea, OF Mount
the Hotel BrunSwek for Mrs Young s9 and thei
daughter, Miss Ruby B. Young
Recent arrivals at the hotels include the follow
Hs %5rd OF 8P4 p R R S 26 N nv
and Mrs. d. =. Beatson, OF New orleans,
G. + Day, G.. s Buck: T. F. Van Dorm and Ruth
Mount Vernon. \ y: Gharlts NJ Jones' Of East
Orange. y J.. and Mrs Showers. Miss Florence
Alderman, Miss Olive Van Clief and Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Van Clicf. of Newark. n. J.
St. James--F. r: Hall, ". A. Mcleod. W, r.
Stout and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrett, OF New
York; George W. Flood of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. " CoGdiCt, of Newburg, \. Y; X. Egge.
Of Jersey city, and r. J. Burts, OF Woodhaven,
Long lsand.
Grand Ayenue-Thomas Law. NJ Jonas and fam
lily. J. L. SfresseT, F l.. De Graw and family, Mrs.
+ NJ. HOneyman, Mrs J. &. HetZel, Mrs. q. II.
Jones and W. K. Thomas. Of New York; @. J.
Parsons, OF Erie Penn; Q. T. LeterieTe, Of Phila-
delpha ". y. Houck. Of Baltimore {. NJ. Thorne,
of Hemetta, y. j; Glare ice T. Mackey. Of New
ark y. j.; J. Iilton, of GleHdoa, y J., and Mrs
i, II. Goodwi!lie, OF Ionkers
Lewis. Miss NJ. =. Corey, T. W. Myers jr, II. X.
King. William H. King Harry King. Frank King.
4. J. BroWnheld, T., II. 7. Mouenhauer, Mr.: and
man. Of New York Miss T. Williams. OF Jersey
City; I. .. Csmun, of Philadelphia; Mr.. ana Mrs.
James {. Fields and J. Clinton Fields. OF Painted.
X. J.; l.. 5. Crater, OF Orange. y. j X. l. Brown
Simonson OF Newtown. Penn, and II. :. Sutpheu,
Observation-Disclosures Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Finn, =. J, DuEan. X > Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
a c. McMaster. Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. oycsnel. Wal
ter Salrdge Alfred T.. Myers Mr.. and Mrs l.. V.
Hartford. AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Dir. and
Mrs. ". \. Sim0usou, Elmer =. Gerard. Mr.. and
FORK; II. ". Knight, OF Glens Falls Mr.. and Mrs.
q. II. Baldwin, q. q, Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Cresilman. Il. Z French and Charles :. Hurd- OF
Newark, n j.. Mr. ana Mrs. William Worthley.
William b. Warner ana Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Morris.
Of Red Bank. \. J.; George II. Drake. OF Buffalo.
NJ. +. Taylor, Of Chicago; DIT. and Mrs. a. +.
White of Freehold y. ]: W. y. Petit OF New
of Belmar y. J., ana S + Roach and Mr.. and
MIS-. II. = Blessing of Jersey city.