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New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CANOEING ON THE MANAsQUAN.

Point Pleasant. n. J.. June 25-In spite OF
the heavy rains that fell during the early
part and middle OF June, the summer colony
at Point Pleasant is IN full evidence. In
the younger set several clubs are being
formed, popular among them being the
Manasquan River Canoe Club Among ar
rivals at the Leighton are Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Mason, Miss Mason, T. Percy Vail
and Walter Underhin, New York City;
Francesca Madero. Mexico City; Ernesto
Madero Monterey, Mexico, and Mrs. and
Miss MacLaren. Mexico City. At the Point
Pleasant Cottage are Mrs Mann and Miss
Thomas, New York City; Professor Eanes,
dean OF the University Of Pennsylvania,
and Miss Eames, Philadelphia, and Mrs.
J. Frank Blackstone, Pittsburg. AT the
Pine Bluff Inn, on the Manasquan. are
Harold King and Herbert Doty, Chicago;
DR.. Charles A dinner, Philadelphia; George
H. Starr and s. z. Giluson, New York City,
and Mrs. 3. H. Force, Brooklyn The Car
rolton-Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moran, Brook
lyn; DR.. Adolph Roth New York City, and
E r. SHREDDER, Jersey City The Glajstone,
the Halford and the Hotel Marion all show
we'll filed registers.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

Ocean Grove is ready for the coming
of the summer army The Auditorium was
opened for religious worship last Sunday
when Bishop Luther 3. Wilson, Of Phila-
delphia, preached Tomorrow the Audi
toriuna pulpit will be filed by Bishop RAM
iolph Dubbs, of Lancaster, Penn, or the
Evangelical Association. The initial Young
Peoples Meeting will be held on Monday
morning at 9 oclock, with the Rev. DR..
William II. Morgan, of Newark, n. J., as
the leader. The annual camp meeting will
begin on Friday evening and continue over
two Sabbaths until the morning Of Labor
Day.
Tall Esen Morgan, OF New York City,
Will, as usual, have charge of the summer
musical entertainments He has engaged
this year several grand opera artists for
special concerts. They include Nine Schu-
mann Heink, Nine. Pasquan and Nine
Olitzka. The Marine Band, Of washing
ton, Sousa's Band and the Royal Welsh
Male Choir have also been engaged.
The United Society of Friends Of the
eraI conference in Ocean Grove from July
I 10 13. The National Association OF Or
ganists will again hold its convention dur
ing the first ten days in August. AS
usual. independence Day will be fttingly
celebrated The grafton will be delivered
by Whitehead Kloontz, president of North
Cardinals Senate. An effort Is being made
to have President Taft visit Ocean Grove
during the conference OF the Society Of
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Sea Trip to Maine
Refreshing Voyage for a Hur-
ried Man.

The man who thinks he hasn't time for
regular vacation Of week or so. or VINO
does not wish to get too far away from his
business interests in New York, can find
rest and recreation in an ocean trip 70
Maine.
If his time is very limited he can leave
New York City one day, get TO Portland
the next and be back in New York the day
after that. greatly refreshed and ready TO
attend 10 the exacting demands Of business
There is nothing that viii soothe tine
faded nerves invigorate the weary body
and Iull tired mind 10 rest in so short
time as salt sea air One of the most de-
1lgf,tf,u short ocean trips that the Atlantic
Coast affords is 10 Portland and return, the
harbor OF Portland being one of the most
beautiful in the world.
Besides the benefits of a day or two at
sea, the trip is well worth while just to
spend night in Portland, which is a
typical New England city. set in pict-
uresque surroundings of forest. mountain
lake and stream. making an ideal spot for
summer pleasure.
The big steamers or the Maine Steamship
Company make the ocean part of the trip
especially comfortable and pleasant, as
they are finely equipped as 10 staterooms
and dining facilities and supplied with every
device for safety that has been invented.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Atlantic City
Summer Holds Sway on the
Boardwalk.

Atlantic City, June 25-Real June wealth
er was ushered IN this week on the Board
walk by q bevy Of white dressed sweet
girl graduates" who marched down the
great wooden way in dainty white Slip
pers and half hidden behind huge bouquets
Of pink June roses. Each maid had one or
two attendant cavaliers The whole pro-
cession finally ended in g photographers
shop.
It is now assured that Atlantic City will
have its aviation meet in the week OF July
T. Arrangements with the Wrtghts were
made by telegraph, and Curtiss or Harnil-
ton will be here to contest the superiority
OF the Wright machines
That summer is here is evidenced by the
fact that the tent village, which looks ike
an army encampment down in Chelsea, is
already doing thriving business.
The latest novelty on the Boardwalk IS
the Hawaiian exhibit, which makes 1t pos
sible for Americans to learn something OF
the territory of which the executive power
is vested in G. governor appointed by the
President of the United States. huge
surf board Of heavy wood, on which the
Hawaiian boys ride the long, swelling surf
oS the Hawaiian beach, Will soon be tried
on the Atlantic City beach, the Hawaiian
boys. however, preterTing to wait until our
cold northern water has acquired Hawaiian
temperature.
New York guests at the Chalfonte In
clude Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs T s. Bulkley. Mr.. and Mrs. r B.
Hill. Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Clarke. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Gardner, Mrs. E. A. Kingsland and
Miss Sherman.
At the Trayrnore are Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Norworth, OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs K
Huber. F. W. DrisseI, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
T. Mather and c. ". Cross.
Among the guests this week at the MARI
borough-Blenheim are Mrs. B. T. Mckee,
Mrs. W. J. Mack.e and Master Mackte. Al
fred Wilkinson. John M. E. Ames, C. E
Leach, Mrs. C. P. Brady, T. NJ. Whytlee
and T. N. Gilmour.
At the Dennis are Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Ring, Mrs AdeIla Morse, G. s. Thompson,
W T. Wagner, George Leheu, Thomas S.
Stephens and II. P. Hill.
Among the guests at the Sheiburne are
Mr. and Mrs. H. z. Butler. Mrs. S. Bost-
wich. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pargte, Maurice
AIland, Stanley B. Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs.
W C Lottimer. Henry Schouder and +. I.
Mauh.y
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Dog Day Signs
How to Tell It's Sultry by
Means of the Eye.

The swing doors have reaPpeared 20 oner
the line OF least resistance from the side
walk to the brass rail before the bar
The pavernents are exhibiting polka dot
effect from the big wet spots where the ice
wagon stood
The children are beginning 10 fall or the
fire escapes and roll Off the hathouse roofs
The tfrnid man IS again walking IN a
wide circle across the street every time he
meets an unmuzzled dog.
The florists are thanking the fates for
the boy who lets 90 his water wings s.
The fool killer has been repriuanded be-
cause the fool who rocks the boat IS again
on the job.
Reporters are once more raclling their
brains FOR fitting adjectives 70 describe the
weather, and the producing such gems as
''spongy air. rocking heat and ''throb-
bing pavements.
Don't cuss the landlord IL the water from
the tank on the roof appears unduly
''rpiIed. - but start a search for the boy
who would go in swimming
Lodging house inmates are getting ac-
auainte<. on the front steps in the even
ing.
The office building janitOr has the wings
Of the revolving doors Iashed TO the door
tamb.
With Senate chamber thermometers
spoutiug mercury from the top Presidents
and Governors get substantial backing for
their programmes.
The man in the street has a crick N his
neck from turning about 20 look ar the
fortunate wearer OF an alpaca coat
The superiority OF the park bench over
the sofa in the microscopic parior or the
fat Is being demonstrated nightly
All seriousness aside, the theatrical man
ager is dangling temptation before the
eyes OF the summer widower-
Prudes and stickIers are once more agt-
tating the suppression Of the shirtwaisr
man
HabituaI Hfesavers have their attention
divided between the nearest body OF water
and the vacant places In their collections
OF medals.
Asphalt pavements are assuming the con-
sistency OF a soggy caramel
A loud whirring throughout the city IN
dicates the rnuItitudinous presencs OF the
electric fan
The switchboard and elevator boys IN the
apartment houses have moved their official
posts out to the 'front.' steps
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
aUffbf7 Easy Reach OF fbe City
Lie Many Charming Resorts

kill Mountains has missed one OF the
unique features Of American ciV1hzatlon-
The ardent New Yorker w44o is so fond OF
his CITY that he cannot bear to leave 1t for
a dav can seek the dipping hills and bushy
woods of Westchester, within or nearly
within the city limits, or spend his holiday
on the knobby heights of Staten Island.
R-iarcIirr Manor. BronxvilIe, Spuyten Duy-
vii. these are actually resorts and offer ac-
Communications of a luxurious sort to the
family on location bent
The end Is not yet reached of the list
of charming summer places within easy
stretches where rest and pleasure replaces
the laundering noises and the ceaseiess
labor of this ''maddiest. merriest city"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Asbury Park
Hotels All Open Now at
This Resort.

Asbury Park N J., June 25.-Weather
conditions were ideal this week for an
outing at the seashore, with the result
that the resorts on the North Jersey coast
are tonight comforta bly, filed with vaca-
tionists, many of them from New York
City. In addition to the army OF hotel
guests, several hundred cottagers also ar
rived during the week
Asbury Park was sought by a majority
of the newcomers All the hotels are now
open, the Coleman. Sunset Hall and the
Hotel Monmouth opening to-day. The
Hotel Brunswick, the Bristol, the Belvi-
dere, the Fenimore, the MARLBOROUGH, the
Grand Avenue. the Albion. the Lynnhaven,
the Thedford, the Ornond, the Aragon, the
Madison. the Metropolitan and Beachwood
Inn opened earlier in the season.
Arthur Pryor and his American band
have been re-engaged by the Public
Grounds Commission for daily concerts on
the Boardwalk at the Arcade. Pryor, who
is immensely popular with Asbury PARK
visitors, will begin his seventh consecu-
tive season tomorrow afternoon.
New Jersey Democrats were here to-day,
attending the conference called by James
r Nugent, chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee, They met at the Cole
man House and later went to Neptune
Heights. where Chairman Nugent gave
dinner
Asbury Parks Carnival Association is
hard at work arranging the details ror
the various entertainments to be given
during the summer. The star attraction,
the baby parade, viii be held on the after
noon Of Friday, September 2. The mas
o11erade froHc On the shore front IS sched-
uled for Thursday evening, September l.
The first entries for the twentieth annual
baby parade were registered this week.
They were the three sons Of Nathan B.
Schuyler, of Ocean Grove. A week OF water
carnival events will be given on Wesley
Lake in July, beginning on the evening OF
Independence Day. On the following Fri
day evening there will be parade Of illuIn-
mated and decorated boats, q band concert
and g mimic fireworks battle between the
Monitor and she Merrinac- Valuable prizes,
mostly silver loving cups, will be awarded
the winning mariners. It is also planned
to have Joseph Seymour, of Mineola7 Long
Island. give a demonstration and flight In
his aeropIane along the shore front on
either the Fourth Of July or the follow
ing Saturday.
The first formal dance of the summer
was given this evening by the Coleman
House management It was attended by
the guests of the hotel and the prominent
cottagers from Asbury Park, Deal Beach
and AIlenhurst.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Long Branch
Promising Season Now
Well Under WAY.

r,-r Branch. y. J, June 25.-With the
IS OF TIE big summer hotels opening, the
..t;are-s who own their own homes occu-
ing them and thousands of renters NOV
-r il. g big rush Of transient visitors
.-ourht bv the warm weather and sea
sstaiag and other summer sports II full
pvst. this resort had & lively awakening
.ass week The season Is fully two weeks
,--4ber. aEra-ced than usual at this date
md il has al come within a week
There Viii be q new centre of the resorts s
.,o'al I!Ea this summer IN the West End
soeiaI Club. an organization Of cottagers
-a,cb opened its elegant clubhouse at
Mean avenue and West End Court a few
ssx aC5. The clubs officers are: Presi-
ssr. c. n Ninzesheimer; secretary, Will
IN 3. Anderson: treasurer, Louis Wen.
Things are coming Long B-anch's way
-soentl- I SI25. 900 postofice building. an
-nuropria-.01 for which was passed by
ra-r-ess this week IS the latest. This
rrs based OF the rapidly increasing postal
susinass here An appropriation OF $1,000
s-7u CONGRESS for the completion Of the
r0s monument 10 Garfield here has also
rssse5 IRE Senate, and plans are being
made for the unveiling Of the memorial in
o,san Park on September 1s, the ami
-s-sa-v OF the late Presidents death here.
p-sside-- Taft viii be asked TO deliver the
ration.
other improvements, besides the s., +9o. go
r.ssn landing and amusement pier, the
pgw telephone central building, and a mile
s-zighra way speedway under construction
;7cude -v-o new hotels. al eleven-acre
nolo CAMPUS. over z score of new business
buildinEs and Z new trolley line Motor
buses on tae principal thoroughfares are
another popular means of transportation
which rroved so successful last summer
nat their operation is 10 be extended The
Broadway service has just been resumed
for the season
Al ire summer churches are row open
sxospt the EIberon Memorial, IN Park ave-
me. tfis city, the opening OF which is
s55eduleS for tomorrow. The Rev DR..
David James Burrell, pastor Of the Col
lsziate Reformed Church. in New York,
ne regular summer pastor. is in Europe.
snd he rrlpit viii be filed By q number
~ pro--tnen1 clergymen- The Rev Dr.
Jasspb Dunn Burren, Of the Classon Ave
-ue PRESBYTERIAN Church, Brooklyn, VIII
= the preacher tomorrow
s. Ja-es's Episcopal Chapel, in Ocean
avenue. ooened last Sunday The Rev Dr.
Pan Bt-dsaIl. Of New York, is the rector
Tie Shrewsbury River and Pleasure Bay
az popula- with early arrivals. craps
vere never more numerous, and Grabbing.
as vel as sailing and boating, is a popular
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

) one happy enough 10 possess his own rnotor
car can cover Long Island in every dlrec-
ton. for the roads are unsurpassed But
for the one who by necessity or preference
chooses the train, a three hours lounge ID
the Cannon Ball Express will take him al
the way 10 the end of the island, to Green
port from which picturesque little Terry
TRANSPORTS him across the yacht dotted
water TO Shelter Island Heights. On Shei-
ter Island thrives one Of the pest regu-
1a-ad simmer colonies in the United States.
Il is safe and select as your own front
parlor. not only all day, but all night TOO.
Long Island is so thickly settled with lii
+le summer places that you can Walk from
one TO another of them at almost any
point along the South Shore. from Brighton
Beach TO Good Ground and Sag Harpol'
all OF them lined with hotels and boarding
houses Of the better class.
Already we have turned IN three dinereht
directions from New York and found
1i,,t+Iess variety Of hill, vale and water
and q chain Of resorts where every COM
fort Is provided. And all of these not much
further away from the average Ne" iorh-
er,s home in point of time than Coney
Island.
B,,+ those are not by any means all the
offerings MADE 10 lIie t'~-00 o1' = =.
seeker There is New Jersey, still, with It's
oboice Of railroads and its endless nooks
and corners OF attraction, from the broad
ocean beach back to the uncro"oeu iii'i'
and remote seeming lakes
cor,a of these places are as near as halr
-. to,,- from the New York ferries ana
g.. .re more than two hours. The beach
raro-ts are especially attractive this year
- -, account OF the late coming
s,,r,,,,,e- weather they are not overpopu-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
LAND OF LAKES AND ISLANDS.

The beautiful 1luskoka Lakes district
90 thousand feet above the sea. Is In the
haart of the highlands OF Ontario Canada
The innumerable lakes, with Islands Ovid
tne them into mystic channels are the
delight of the canoeist; the gentle puriing
-,+-aa,,s that abound in ash and the great
tor. forests breathe health for the invalid
IA offer a stimulating tonic to the pleas
u-e seeker.
E,xceilent hotels OF the highest class
- most modern accommodations, as well
os more modest hostleries for the vacation
-aal,e- of lesser means may be found scat
tared throughout ali parts of this charming
region. ----------
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MOUNTAINS EALY REACHED.

,ra Same persons, especially dwelie7s III d
,ard ci+z, like New York. mountain ar
I'D mountain scenery provide better Ies'
and n greater change than either inc oo.1
- ,,,a nlain onen country. For slch Li'e
T,.yau,ara Water Gap and its vicinity Is IN
-.,.,rg AZ an elevation Of some I'l0o Aee'
.to,,e seq. level. il is surrounded by noun
.a,,e whose peaks offer sufficiently aioo
80. work 10 the climber. and 10 the "e3i - -
.,,,oro,;s of three days doing nolhl-1s'
- +,r,., scenery wild enough and graoe-
-, a,o,,eh 10 III the thoughts with pleas
ant dreams 1..4s,.;,1s r.ise
~ +be mountain lover the CatsklilS raiSe
- faithful peaks only a htee way up
-. hudson. a seat on 4 pleasant Doat
,a.,, Cor a few hours OF thrillingiy pea
81 emery and you arc there. with 'he
80 ,,,ts,,flls towering above you, FROM
- -,-,,1 ,51,age 10 high lying Stanford you
- choice Of valley. gorge, upWAfu d
- ~ mountain tops. Persons are Stii
p'-.-- p-- t-orsehack IL the Catsaills. Whlie me me
i''-'--s i.aIr carriage and the pedestrian with
are frequent enough 70 ada 10
i.4' III scenery recurring touch OF hu-
- r--,,,,,,.aiu towns all have theiF pdSe-
tnce too and on July the pis III
ps'- ,-au,as are always held orten there
'-'i'e -, +boarrtcals IN the opera mouse
arc - v;gbts. Any one who has never
o. 80 If these productions IN the Ca'--
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
The beginning Of Hot
tUeofber Finds Many
Loxine Couples There.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn, June 25.-
This resort is noted as the haven CT the
newlyweds Many Of them who have been
here 10 spend their glorious honeymoon
have been loath 20 leave at the appointed
time There have been even more than the
usual number of June brides here this
month.
The Cataract House is noted for the
many social diversions that are arranged
for the pleasure Of the guests. The guests
are now taking great pleasure IN canoe
trips TO the picturesque Dingham's Ferry
resort.
The Gienwood has almost nlid-season
business The guests registered there are
having the time Of their lives" enjoying
golf and tennis The Glenwood baseball
season will soon open
July will be a memorable day at this
resort There will be some fine displays Of
fireworks.
The warm weather Of the last week has
had the tendency to draw many people to
the bathing beach, and all have greatly en-
toyed a dip in the pvre waters of the
Delaware.
One of the pleasing social affairs of the
week was the elaborate wedding dinner
given at the Water Gap House to Ensign
Nichols and Mrs Nichols. The menu was
specially prepared for the occasion and
was served in a most delightful manner.
The advance of the season is marked at
the Kittatinny, which is rapidly filing up.
by the hops that are held there twice
week An eleven piece orchestra furnishes
the music for the jolly dancers.
Among the arrivals from New York at the
Delaware House are J. V. Springer, George
II Rappadv Mr. and Mrs +, r Wetzell
and two daughters Charles Hartig and John
Slippen and wife
New Workers. are plentiful among the
guests at the Central House. the River
View, DR. Hurd's Hygiene Home. Castle
Inn, the Forest House. the River Farm
House, the Mountain House and the Bridge
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
OUTDOOR LIFE AT BRONxviLLE.

Interlaken June 1.-THE season in the
Rernese Oberland, which opeHed early.
very gayly continues to increase in In
forest More Americans are already here
than ever. and many more are expected
than in previous seasons AT one of the
leading hotels, among five hundred
guasts three hundred are Americans A
large number OF Americans have been
motoring from the South OF France, as well
as from other parts of Switzerland, and
they are planning to go on to the Brussels
T.xnositiou or TO Oberammergau The
real summer season was opened By
o,,afn+ pretty and characteristic process
sion. the Alpaufzug, or dairy herds fes-
rival marking their going up to their
usnal summer occupation Of herding ana
datrviDg. in the high Alpine pastures
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
ON SHORE OF HAMPTON ROADS.

Fortress Monroe Va, June 25.-Travellers
who are hurrying north from the excessive
heat of the far Southern resorts often
make Old Point Comfort a midway stop
ping place, expecting TO remain only day
or so. but so delightfully."- cool do they md
the temperature that they postpone their
departure sometimes for weeks Ihere Is
a. sea breeze always blowing across the
broad waters of Chesapeake Bay, ana no
traveller could find a more delightful spot
than the pavilion over the water belonging
IN t1e Hotel Cha1nberIn. Here parties of
daintilv gowned women take their sewing
or play bridge, while they watch the bath
ers dive from the pier and the departure
and arrival Of river craft Of all kinds,
many private yachts anchoring directly In
front of the hotel.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
THINGS TO BE DESIRED.

A frecra ckerless Fourth
AdvertisementlesS scenery.
Cigarbuttless men in cars.
Smokeless motor cars
EuTragetteiess women
Noiseless ministers.
Lieless newspapers
Salaciousless novels.
a Cannonless CongreSs.-Life.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FLOCK TO STROUDSBURG.

Stroudsburg, Penn. June 2J.-The warm
weather OF the last week has had the effecc
of bringing out many families who have the
intention OF staying here the entire season.
The borough will soon be known as the
home OF conventions" as the Board OF
Trade is very active in bringing them to
this place.
The old home week celebration is taking
on definite form now. and the date, July II
to 23, IS fast approaching
The bass fishing has attracted many fish
ermen 10 this resort, and while the condi-
tions have not been propitious for the best
results still there have been some very
good catches, and better ones wilt come
with better weather
The ever glorious Fourth OF July Will De
celebrated in this place in the good old
fashioned way and the resort will be crowd
ed as it never has been crowded before, as
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
AMERICANS AT INTEs-AkEN.

The warm weather of the pe.zt week has
driven society in quest OF sooI hooks IN
Westchcster County, where sne may enjoy
good dinner in the open ar. So insistent
have they been that the ,'road west piaz-
zas OF the Hotel Gramataa. Lawrence
Park. BrOnxviIle. y. Y. have been turned
into an open air dining room From this
point, $50 feet above the Bronx River, one
can see clear TO the Palisades. ana tho
fun moon Of the past week has added 90
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