The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

Clara H. Inch, and sister. Miss NJ. Agnes
Inch. are also registered for the season.
Miss Elizabeth Pratt. Of East Capitol
street, is visiting friends In the tenting
/ section of Ocean Grove.
Mrs J. T. Purvis. OF Eleventh and G
streets northwest. is booked for months
sojourn at the Arlington. Ocean Grove.
The Victoria, Asbury Park is the sum
mer retreat OF Mrs. A. S. Haycock, who
/ has lately arrived from Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith, with their
three interesting children-Alice, Amy,
and Russell-are at the Newark, Asbury
Park.
| Mrs A. r. Holden. with her daughter.
Enid. and son. Randall. is spending a
few weeks at the Marlborough, Asbury
Park
The La Pierre register contains the
names OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Robert and
Byron r. Robert. who are among the re-
/ cent comers.
The Carronton. Ocean Grove. is IA
vorite stopping place for Washingtonians.
Included among the guests for July Is
Mr.. II. X. Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wheeler are
visiting Mr.. Wheelers parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Wheeler, OF 102 Mount Tabor
way, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Wills. Of Washing
ton. are Arborton patrons while enjoying
seashore life. Ocean Grove Is their IA
vorite outing place
AT the New Plerpont. Asbury Park. are
registered Mrs. A. 5. Ryan, who IS accom-
panied by her daughter. Alice Pauline
Ryan. They are here for the season
Mrs. Frank L. Ransome arrived in
ocean Grove a few days ago, and. with
her daughter Miss Violet Ransome is en-
joying the rest and quiet Of this resort
Among the new arrivals at the Coleman
House. Asbury Park. is Miss Pauline
Pearce. who always comes early 10 the
shore and remains until the close OF the
season.
Judge A. r. Mullowny arrived at Asbury
Park several days ago. having Joined his
wife, who is staying at the Colonial FOR
the season. Judge Mullowny will remain
here for several weeks before returning
10 the National Capital
The New Pierpont. Sewall avenue. As
bury Park. has added the name OF one OF
Washington's business men 70 its register
Mr. John H. Bell, who is booked for a
three weeks stay.
Among the Washingtonians registered a,
the Atlantic House. Ocean Grove. are Mr.
William j. English and Mr. Robert A.
Holden The are vieing with each other
as 10 who will make the biggest haul OF
sea bass
About 5000 people turned out 20 hear
the first organ recital on Friday evening
last az the Auditorium on the magnificent
aew organ-the largest In the world II
was pronounced a decided success by al
present Prof. Mark Andrews. organist
OF the First Presbyterian Church In Mont
clair. y. J.. gave the recital
The daily O'Clock meetings are vel
attended. many Washingtonians, summer
residents OF ocean Grove, taking active
part in both temple and tabernacle meet
ings. One meets on the famous board.
walk many familiar faces from the Ma
tional Capital. Among the number yes.
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Conard
with their charming young daughter, Miss
Eleanor Z. Conard.
The refreshing ocean breezes along thi,
, particular section of the Jersey coast ar,
inviting thousands OF visitors TO these hos
pltable shores. The Twin Cities" wer'
taxed 20 their utmost capacity over III,
Fourth OF July TO accommodate the un
usually large influx OF ''clty folk" VIII,
came 70 seek relief from the warm wealth
er OF the past week. IL might almost bu
said that the thTong surpassed all rec
: ords In the month Of July. and measure,
up 10 the standard OF the most crowded
days In August.