New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
ucfel Men Are All Smiles,
for Their Guests
Are Many.

.,-r Park N J. Aug. August finds the
=, Park hotel men all smiles. for month OF
-. contiuuesis sizzling weather has hurried
.,ss Of visitors TO the popular resort and IN
- ne early corners to prolong their visits with
: .,r.ruance OF the existing weather the season
- - prolonged until the middle OF sePtemoeF'
- most OF the cottagers will tarry untA oc'oOer.
= carnival festivities. which do not end until
1S w. "a rsll sIso tend 10 keep the visitors here
.na- sste at the Coleman House on Wednes-
= .-s-tuz was enjoyed by one hundred ana nifty
-a.-sn and nearly as many more adults Inc
.a.-s, wore paper costumes representing hoNers
90 butterflies Prizes were awarded for the most
-se,asl costumes 10 the Misses Mary AoernathE'
-, Voss Viola Lurch. Dorothy Grey, Elsie
@,u Alice schin, Louise WeatheFford DinlPis
.-rBs Lucy White and Catherine Covington-
- Park Elks assisted by their wome1l
..ass will the hosts at an open air progressive
- nsr1v next Thursday evening. TO be given
= ,.s Fsplanade Review cn the boardwalk Some
- hundred tickets have already been sold. and
. n-izes viii be awarded TO the winners. The
---,.eds Will he devoted 10 the Elks' Christmas
csriry fund -, %.
conference OF ministers connected with the he-
.o--,ed Church IN America will be held here next
- heSluning Monday and ending Friday. The
80 MI be held in the Grand Avenue Re
<ornsd Church. Th= opening sermon VIII De
1900 bv the Rev. DE. David James Burrel. OF
Nss York CITY
,s-.-ss ~ the annual bah parade, some one hun
s-sd IN number. VIII oe displayed next week at me
-. a. the carnival association on the board
- f-,-s-r,.n william Z Barnard announces
80 r.rs,rstion thus far OF 1iO babies and children
,t,,b Indicates that this years pageant will sur
pass ali Others II SIZE
.-,a-- PRYOR and his American Band now EliIns
It's hfth consecutive annual engagement mere mas
ha.n re-enzased for the season OF 1909. The con-
eekS a.
MISSIONARIES IN OCEAN GROVE.
Missionaries and frierGs of missions have been
n rbarse Of the meetings held this week in Ocean
Grove The Nomans Home Missionary Society
:, - Afa-bo5sst Episcopal Church conducted the
-,-css @ron, Tuesday until yesterday. when the
ror,an's Foreign Missionary Society took up the
x,-k Mrs Clinton B Fisk. Of New York City,
-,x IN charge Of the domestic mission workers
Tsa 6eaoonesses corrected with the Home Mis-
s,rnsrv Society met II conference in the Temple
:, Wednesday when Bishop Luther 3. Wilson, of
Peazdelpha was the principal speaker The For
sirn Missionary Society will conduct the services
" the Auditorium tomorrow, when a number Of
missionaries from InoIa- Japan Corea South Amer
ia ana China viii be present. The annual mis-
s,esary sermon VIII be preached tomorrow morn
IN ty Bishop T. ". Narne, of India The even
rug PREACHER vii &c The Rev. Dr. Ward Platt, OF
ltiacephla. o-1cer ot the missionary society
loesn Groves annual memorial service. for resi-
dshts ana friends o. tae resort who have passed
aszy sinoe last year. was held in the Tabernacle
yesterday afternoon. when Bishop Wilson, Vice
President Ballard and others made appropriate re-
marks Last evening the annraI prayer meeting
Ess held II Founders Park, which marks the site
Ct the tsni where The first religious service was
held thirry-seven years ago. Nice-President Bal
Rrd is the only survivor Of that first prayer ser
wee
4 nztienaI convention of oTganists viii be held
Eszt week n ocean Grove, when noted organists
from al paris Of the country VIII be present.
Vile TIE convention IS in progress there will be
erssn recitals by well known crganists, including
Edvin Lemaire. OF England, who has been en-
ssxsd for ten rectals.
Nsndelssohns Elijah" always favorite with
Ocean grove audiences, vii be rendered in the
AneHeEiun next Saturday night by 6 chorus Of
seven hundred woes recruited from the New
Fork Brooklya and ocean Grove festival choruses.
bsvle BisPasm vii sing the title role
SOCIAL FESTIVITIES At DEAL BEACH.
seeisry from AlI=ahurst, Deal Beach. EIberon.
Lang Brsnch. Asbury Park, Bemar and Spring
Lake enjoyed the horse show ball and Venetian
fss gwen in tbs Deal Beach Casino last evening.
shrse thousand invitations issued. Governor
fert OF New Jersey came UP from Sea Cirt with
as ssn, and the Governor led the grand march F!
ne essine and adjacent grounds we're brilliantly
eeeersted and illuminated.
Summer WhirI" is the title Of entertain
1shl 70 BE gwen Tor charity IN the Deal Beach
e2sane On Wednesday evening, August Is. Re
hsarssls for the production are well under way.
me gr1cs Of a Summer Whirl" were written by
N7-ton a Wolters an Norman T Carroll. Of
ssssrk' and the music by George D. CleVs. Of
Wshse Herbert Adams OF New York City, is
Ssehng the performers. composed Of young men
eae Eenen spending the summer in Deal Beach
sss Aienhurst
ne annual society circus will be held Deal
oeea TINS year On the afternoon and evening of
1ody' August .. The proceeds of the circus
"a Dc equally divided among Hebrew, Roman
snoAc and Protestant charities Joseph NJ
sIne ot Newark, is president Of the circus com
-s7e sno he vii tnapersonate Buffalo Bill in the
society Youths will pose freaks in the
saoN and Go serobatic stunts
SeuoeVl4e performance was given Wednes-
s'enlng il the Deal Beach Casino for the
AeHt Of the Washington Heights Hospital New
wa Saty Miss Cecilia Lotus was the star of
a 1eeFteiament. The affair was arranged by
@oe1Ph Heller, OF New York City. and the
s.'ton vii recese nearly s4.eoe from the pro-