The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

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he - putting up at the Winthrop, A.
bury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Darkins ara bs,ns
entertained at the North End Hotel dur
ing their sojourn at Ocean Grove
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Van Deryeer. with
their little son Harold, are visiting As
bury Park for q few weeks. The Rer-
win is their stopping place.
]. L. Leverton, one of washiueton's
prominent merchants, Is resting for q
time at Ocean Grove. He Is registered at
the Arlington.
Miss Alice NJ. Kinds is sojournins dur
ing her stay at the shore at the Hotel
Thedford. Asbury Park.
Howard B. Moulton has registered for
a four weeks outing on the North Jersey
shore at the La Pierre, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Jonas and family
are recreating during August at Asbury
Park. They are stopping at the Brock
hurst.
At the Ocean House. Ocean Grove. are
Miss Martha L. Graves and Rexford
Graves. here on their annual vacation:
J. Lewis. jr., who Is the city passenger
agent at Washington for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, is registered at the
Majestic, Ocean Grove. for an August
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Fairfax are COM
fortably quartered at the Queen City.
The Winthrop Is their abiding place for
the time being.
Registered at Sunset Hall, Asbury
Park. for an August sojourn are ]. N
Brewer and J. v. .Goliburt.
Recently arrived from Washington for
an indefinite stay at the shore are Mr..
" pfvch TtArr hafr,
entertained at the Winthrop.
Miss Louise c. Wilson, a government
clerk, Is spending thre weeks Of her an
nual leave at Ocean Grove. She Is the
guest Of Mrs. Simmons. q Main avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Burch are num-
bered among the newcomers to the coast.
The Minot House. Asbury Park, viii be
their headquarters during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Gibson are among
the late arrivals at the camp meeting
city. They are stopping at the Ocean
Avenue House for a couple Of weeks. .
Robert Geib and family are August
patrons of the Lafayette, Asbury Park.
Mrs E. L. Goddard has Just reached
Ocean Grove for an extended outing. The
Seaside Hotel Is her place of entertain
nent
j. Carlisle Sele is an annual visitor to
the Queen City. He is registered for a
three weeks stay at the Hotel Mon
mouth.
At the Centennial Ocean Grove, Is
staying during these warm August
days Fred NJ. Handley, Of Washington.
Miss winifred Ambrose has engaged
comfortable quarters at the Ashland,
Asbury Park, her favorite seaside re-
sort.
An August visitor to the Ardmore,
Ocean Grove, is Miss Rena v. Reeder,
who is spending her vacation here.
William Green, a recent graduate of
the Columbia Law College, Is resting
from his labors during the season. With
his mother, he is occupying one OF the
pretty cottages at Ocean Grove.
A very popular young lady from
Washington is staying for the season
at Asbury Park. She Is Miss Elizabeth
Cox, and a most interesting miss she
is. Miss Cox is registered at the
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver B. Brown are
summer patrons Of the Atlantic Hotel.
Ocean Grove.
Miss Gladys L. Dugan Is having a good
vacation. The Berwin is her stopping
place.
Charles steck. a rising young business
man OF the Capital City. Is being en-
tertained for a, couple Of weeks at the
Gardner, Asbury Park.
Mrs J. E. Hurley, with her two young
sons, Lawrence and Herbert, will take
life quietly at the seashore during the
balance of the heated term They are
being entertained at the Berwin, Asbury
Park.
The Rev William l. McKenney, D. D.,
pastor Of Wesley NJ. E. Church, and Mrs
McKenney are spending the camp meet
ing season at Ocean Grove. They are
stopping at the La Pierre.
Dr. and Mrs. w. T Breche. prominent
Washingtonians. are at the Winthrop.
Asbury Park, for their annual summer
outing. DR.. Breche Is a well-known
physician at the National Capital
Mrs Edwin E. Bickford and NJ T
Bickford are staying for a few weeks at
Ocean Grove Park. The Spray View is
their stopping place.
Mrs Marietta .stor is spending the
month Of August at Asbury Park She Is
being entertained at the Queen Mary.
At the Alaska, Ocean Grove, are stay
ing for a week a male sextet Of Wash
ingtonians. They are Vincent Petrola,
Edward McInten. Lee Sanford, Marcus
Azzulles, Jean Baptiste, and Martin De
Marco.
Andrew Johnston is resting from his
labors for a couple of weeks, and has
selected Asbury Park for that purpose.
He is soJourning at the Beverly.
Mrs. Henry l. Bennett has just reach
ed the Queen City. and has engaged
at the Manhattan, Asbury
Park.
At Holland Hall. Asbury Park. is stop
ping for a couple Of weeks Miss Ella
Booreaur, a popular young Washington
lady.
Judge ]. B. Moulton, ex-judge of the
Federal courts, who came to Ocean
Grove this week for a months vacation,
was Joined yesterday by his grandson.
Swan Moulton, and his niece,
Miss Edna L. Turnburke. both residents
of Washington. They are stopping at
the La Pierre.
Mrs. Ellis Garfield is pleasantly situ-
ated at the Pentucket, Asbury Park,
where she is planning to remain until
A trio of Washington musicians are
registered at the Arlington during their
stay at Ocean Grove. They are Arthur
s. whitcomb, Louis N. Kruger, and WILL
lam B. Judge.
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