New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

and structures built after the style OF the OLD
Roman baths. have been substituted Tho new
rooms are large and will be scientifically ventilated
An emergency hospital in charge Of Or. Marren'
Will be installed and maintained by tho city The
bathing concession is In new hands this year. and
night bathing Is innovation promised Mem
bers Of the United States Volunteer Life Saving
Corps viii assist the regular guards at the several
bathing points.
other contemplated improvements which IL IS
hoped will be completed before the summer is in
full swing include extension OF the boardwalk
from Eighth avenue 10 Deal Lake and new pa
villon on the boardwalk In the North AsbuTy Park
section. Plans for the pavilion have been ap-
proved and work the structure Will begin some
time this month. \ dynamo has been in
stalled at the Asbury avenue lighting plant. and
hundreds OF additional electric lights Will be used
10 illuminate the boardwalk.
The Astury Park Kennel Show IS 10 be given in
the Beach Auditorium I'm August. 1t will continue
for two. and possibly three. days. The show will
lr under the auspices OF the Asbury Park Kennel
club ~ ~hi,H Joseph NJ Dale, OF Brooklyn,
summer resident Is president. and Arthur Cot
treu, OF this city, the secretary Last summer over
hy" hundred dogs were on exhibition II Is also
ia North AsDury Park. The projectors OF the ex-
AsbuTy Park. Alleuhurst and Deal Beach
tn' %ltt lopGlAr bahy parade junction original
on still larger and more dazzling scale An
tire week Will be given OYER To the entertainment
erect massive stadium adjacent to me beach.
where the various carnival features Will Do held
The carnival commission is ut work complet-
ing its plans FOR the weeks froc. The dates for
day evening August %. marine fete Deal Lake.
IN which Iitania win parucpate, Monday even
ing. August 20 banquet to Titania Tuesday
the queens coronation. Wednesday evening.
parade at which Governor Stokes and other Jer-
dgnitaries will be present; Friday evening the
entertainment. a Night in Faryand." to be given
In the Ocean Grove auditorium In honor OF Titania.
Last summer over five hundred tots took part in
the parade and one hundred thousand delighted
cups and a number Of other valuable prizes will be
awarded the winners in the several divisions %
Ocean Grove Asbury Parks neighbor Just across
journers Through the Efforts Of Tall Essen Nor
gan the resorts musical director the this
formerly. The AUDITORIUM used for preaching SER
vices oratorios and musical entertainments will be
be held next Sunday when the acting president OF
Wilson. Of Chattanooga, Tenn. viii occupy the
pulpit and deliver an address In memory OF the
died recently in China. Independence Day will be
G orator S9SsESd Is
Stokes, member Of the association, viii preside
by AssembIyman T. Nelson Lillagore. OF Ocean
Director Morgan. in arranging his musical pro-
gramme for the summer has engaged Nine Emma
f.aihTs, vine SEnuHann1 Heinz Nine Anna web
stcr-FowelI, Ellen beach faw, victor Heroerts
orchestra and the Marine Band OF Washington as
oratorios will be rendered by the New York and
Ocean Grove choTuses on Saturday evening. Au-
chorus of one thousand voices. is scheduled for
Thursday evening. August s.
The annual camp meeting. with its dozen or
more daily services. will be held from Friday. Au-
gust 10, 10 Monday. August 20, extending two
Sundays The Sunday School Assembly. In charge
Of Mrs J. II. Faraday OF Arlington will begin
ten days session on Monday, July s.. Children's
day win be observed on Sunday, July 81. The
young peoples and the holiness meetings. feat
ures of the summer religious season will be held
every morning from Sunday. June g. until far into
September The Rev DR.. Aaron f. Ballard vice
president OF the Camp Meeting Association, will
have general oversight OF all the religious services
The meetings every SUNDAY In the auditorium will
be In charge OF Bishop Wilson.