Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
ASbURY PARK NEWS
Ten Days of Aeroplane Carni.
val Expected.
WILL BE A SHAM BATTLE
Aerial Navigators and Soldiers Will
Fight.
PROBLEMS TO BE SETTLED
Parade of the Babies and the Coro.
nation of the Queen Are to
Be Later
PROBLEMS TO BE SETTLED
Special Correspondence Of The S,,r.

Special correspondence Of The S,,r
ASBURY PARK, y. j., July 3n. 1910.
Important developments in Asbury'a
preparations for the aeropiane carnival
contracted for ten days ago have followed
one another almost hourly throughout the
week closing tonight. While the carnival
as originally conceived promised to be an
event of international interest, il was not
until the various executive committees of
the Asbury Park Aero and Motor Clue
Incorporated the other day to handle the
project, got together that even the incor-
poratcrs realized its tremendous possioil-
tiles.
In the ten days meet. from August 10
to 20, four or five days will be set apart
/, for some special celebration OF both scieu-
THE and spectacular interests. chef OF
these special programs is tnat set Tor Al
Sust l., wncn lI.eie viii De d sham .ball.e
between me companies from the lnintaIJ
ehcailipnieEl at .ocaSirt ana the aerIaI
naVlSators, demonstrating lne IeasiIniy
OF the lag ter-Inan-alr machines as AN aiu
IN TINE uI WAL On TINS OCCASION Gov.
orr OF New Jersey, Gov. Stuart Penn
sylvania aid GOV. Hughes VI New YORK
VIII be the guests OF nonor. Nltn their
military Stairs and the cavalry assig aea
To act as guards, picturesque tvu,n
the military Will be added TO the other
sights Upon this occasion IL is not I'M
probable tnat President Taft will lend his
presence, as he mas promised to be at Sea-
girt. where the soldiers are encamped. at
about this time, and every effort will be
made to prevail upon him to so arrange
his itinerary that 1t may take in one Att
ernoon's exhibitions at least OF aerial
stunts run or upon the Int.riaken fieid BY
the Wright brothers and their i've avia
tors.
The membership OF the Asbury Park
Fishing Cub was given another boost
during the week, when the $40 mark was
reached by the election Of nineteen new
members, the largest enrolment at sim
gle meeting in the history Of the club.
Plans are developing for Asbury Park s
annual carnival. which will begin August
80 with the coronation of the carnival
queen and end September > with the far
famed baby parade Between these dates
will be given the court ball at the Arcade
August II. and the masque carnival when
costume dancing will be general at the
Coleman House, Brunswick Fenimore,
| Lafayette and other leading hotels.
Mr.. Paul w. Evans and Mr.. S. NJ.
Hall of Washington are among the late
arrivals at the Coleman House.
The Columbia is entertaining MIR. and
| Mrs. 3. N. Trucsdal and Mr.. Martin
Powers of Washington and DR.. q. Mar
shall Smith of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank of Washington
are among the newcomers at the Feni-
| more.
Mrs Ohmit and Miss Jean Ohmit OF
Washington arrived this week and en-
gagged apartments at the Clifton for the
next six weeks
Mr. and Mrs 4. Frank of the Capital
city are among the late arrivals at the
Surf House.
Mr.. 4. Won Haake of Washington l.
| spending the season at the Lafayette.
| The Coleman House is entertaining Mr..
! and Mrs. E H. Ray end Miss Sadie Ray
of Washington.
| Included in the summer colony at the
| Fifth Avenue House are Mrs. f. II.
| Hough. Miss Eleanor NJ. Hough. Miss
| Jeanette Hough. Miss Rupli and Miss
| Anna Ruph of Washington.
| Registered al the Grand View are
| Mrs. c. F. Urnham and Miss Urnham
| of Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. Irving Smith. Miss
| Dorothy l.. Smith and Miss Enid Holden
| are late additions to the Washington
| contingent at the Bristol.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dowell Miss Louise
Dowell and Miss Dorothy Dowell Of
| Washin gton are among the visitors at
| the Reynolds.
| The Wellington House has among its
| visitors Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dudenay.
! Miss Jessie Dudenay, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| r. Butts and Mr.. r. NJ. Chadwick.