The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

a member Of the ocean Grove Festival
Chorus.
Miss Catherine Clark. Herbert Clark,
and Fred Bindenberger. are at the Albion,
Asbury Park.
Herbert Lewis and family are at the
Surf House. Asbury Park, for the bal
ance Of August
registered for a two weeks stay Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. oyer.
Mss Helen Cooper, a last season de-
butante has returned 20 Asbury Park
20 spend another month at the Victoria.
Late arrivals 1T the Atlantic House.
Ocean Grove. are W L. Gibson and w.
S. Gibson, who viii remain until Sep
TENDER Z
One Of the most prominent men spend
ing the month OF August at Asbury Park
is Benjamin McKuen. He Is at the Hotel
Columbia
Or. Elizabeth OMalley and her niece,
Of Washington. are house guests for a
few weeks at Mrs. William G. Johnson's.
Spring Lake.
Miss Olive Snow, a young lady OF more
than ordinary musical ability is among
the patrons at the Fountain House,
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. E. F. Gardner. with her son.
Fraser Gardner. is spending the remain
ing weeks OF the season at the Belmont.
Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs James Urling. with their
son. Nell Urling. are among the recent
arrivals at the Bolton. Asbury Park. for
carnival week.
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literary circles at the National Capital.
is at the Grand Avenue, Asbury Park.
for three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Willis will remain until
the close OF the season at the Fountain
House. Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wright. with
their son WHfred and daughter Lucille.
are spending the balance Of August at
the Leadley. Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. McCammon. well
known in Washington society circles. are
registered al the Westminster, Asbury
Park. for a few weeks sojourn.
The Coleman House. Asbury Park, Will
have for the remainder OF the season
Mr.. Henry c. Stewart. one OF Washing
tons well-known business men.
MISS AAFaNn AANehAAAb4 AAA-r anu MISS
Olive Wright are additions TO the mUsi-
cal set at the Hotel Franklin Asbury
Park. They VIII remain until after Labor
Day.
Miss Harriet Snow. a patron Of the
Franklin. Asbury Park. is an enter
tainer Of ability, and recently gave some
very clever representations Of city girl
types.
Cupcat IToV Apb,,-,, Doll, ro- ,,7Fo5
to its register the names Of two charm
ing young women OF Washington. They
are Miss Annie Buring and Miss Maud
Warden.
c. NJ. Winblgler is spending a couple
Of weeks at Ocean Grove, enjoying the
daily religious meetings in auditorium.
temple and tabernacle. He is at the
Chalfonte.
A prominent visitor from Washington is
the Rev. David L. Richards. D. D.. who
is at the shore for an extended stay. at
the New Philadelphia, Ocean Pathway.
Ocean Grove.
A jolly male quartet from the District
of Columbia are at the Victoria. Asbury
Park. for a few weeks. They are H. N
Fred. Rogers Fred, Wallace Davis, and
Chantry Davis.
The Rev ]. A. Gutteridge. D. D..
financial secretary Of the American Uni
versity. Of Washington. is at Ocean
Grove with his family, at their pretty
cottage. So Broadway.
Among the first camp-meeting arrivals
TO put in an appearance at Ocean Grove
are Mr. and Mrs z. +. Hustled, well
known in Methodist circles in Washing
ton. They are registered at the Queen.
Mrs. Clara Roach, OF 1871 Thirteenth
street northwest. is here for the annual
camp meeting. which opened Friday even
ing, August p, with the administration
of the holy communion. Mrs. Roach is
at Sunset Lodge.
Mr.. n. Sherwood Ferris. Of PA Second
street northeast, Is spending the sumfneT
with his uncle, Mr.. Z. w. Ferris, corner
Asbury and Ridge avenues, Asbury Park.
Mr.. Ferris is a student in the medical
department Of Georgetown College.
A merry party Of Washingtonians who
have arrived at Asbury Park 10 partici-
pate in the delights OF carnival week are
Miss Della Barry. Harry Jones. John
Scathmere, John Supper, A. B. CARING
ton. and NJ. Marche, at the Colonnade.
Miss Marguerite Free, OF 1923 Fairmont
street. Washington. is one Of the men,
bers Of the childrens festival chorus at
Ocean Grove. which does such excellent
work here during the summer season.
Miss Free is occupying a cottage at 70
Webb avenue.
Ocean Grove entered upon its fortieth
annual camp meeting last Friday
evening, with the service of holy COM
munion. About 200 ministers were present,
among the number being the Rev. DR..
William 1. Mckinney, pastor of Wesley
NJ. z. Church. Washington, and Rev. w
H. Baker, a retired Methodist preacher.
who is connected with the Metropolitan
NJ. z. Church.
The children's fairyland festival, with
q chorus of 1000 voices. was one of the
greatest events of the season. Ten thou
sand people crowded the big auditorium
which Musical Director Tall Esen Morgan
had transformed into a veritable fairy
land. Several little tots from Washing
ton took part In the musical festival.
They are: Edith Thomas. OF 93s S street
Bessie Mcintosh. col Park
road; John Free, 1123 Fairmont avenue
and Raymond Gatchell. Of 1919 n street
northwest
Asbury Park is In the midst of her
annual three-days carnival. Queen
Titania TX (Henrietta A. Eiker) entered
into her kingdom amidst the enthusiasts
tic plaudits OF her $1,000 loyal subjects.
and sat in graceful review OF the water
on picturesque Deal Lake. From
bank to bank the lake was brilliantly
by dotting craft that wove
in and out, leaving in their wake song
and laughter. Miss Adele Strobridge. a
beautiful Baltimore girl, viii be Princess