New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
ASBURY PARK
Diversions Ranging from Board
walk Robbery to Conventions


Asbury Park, n. J., July 1S.-Mid-Julv
snds this famous resort crowded with thou
sands Of vacauonists. enjoying ideal sum-
Nor weather and awhrl with recreation
rsstimes and hotel social functions. Thare
are more visitors here. more automobiles
and a greater variety of entertainment than
the resort has ever known. The usual week
end influx last night and to-day again taxed
the hotel accommodations, and over-Sunday
sojourners were obliged again to seek quar-
ters in private residences Season visitors
At the hotels are more numerous than in
former years. and hotel bonifaces are begin
ming 10 worry over August, the great rush
month Of the season.
Bathing boating, fishing and other out
door pastimes make up the daily pro-
srar1me, while the Boardwalk promenade.
hand concerts and hotel functions In the
evening I'LL out busy day. The surf has
been ideal, and during all the hot spell
there has never been day when a strong
sea breeze has not swept the resort Visit
ors. however. would welcome a gray day.
and cottagers especially are praying for
rain. for lawns and flower beds are begin
ming TO look parched. Young people, how
ever. need no better tonic than the morning
hath Under the strong sun the beach fra
tsrnlty is acquiring an Indian-like tan.
In the absence OF any general amusement
this week visitors sought diversions that
suited Individual taste or turned TO the
hotel master OF ceremonies. At several OF
the hotels elaborate functions are being
prepared for the latter part Of the month
and early August preceding the opening Of
the Carnival programme At the Coleman
House Professor Baumsn is arranging the
annual cotillcn. The Brunswicks annual
german will be danced within the coming
week. and the Lafayette is rehearsing its
children's carnival At the Columbia a
kermess will be danced, and other special
.progranmes are being prepared at other
houses
The features Of the coming week will be
the state Roosevelt convention. TO be held
here on the 18th, and the annual convention
Of the Master Painters and Decorators OF
New Jersey. A tuberculosis exhibit in the
Casino is attracting considerable attention.
The exhibit Is given in campaign being
vaged throughout the county to secure
county hospital for consumptives. A cir
Gus for the benefit Of this project is being
arranged by summer folk here.
Among the weeks arrivals were:
New AIonterey-Mr and Mrs. Andrew
Love and family Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Homer
and family, Miss Hand, George II. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs H Davis, Miss X. Hand, Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Day Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Hansford, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Clark,
Miss N. Clark, Miss Carlisle. F. H. Cal
cutt and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Joyce.
Lafayette-Miss Edith Ferguson, Miss
Edith Pool, A Major. W. J. Watt G, S.
Benbaum, Miss r. Dowling, Mrs. Mildred
Mefferts, Miss Florence Winters and Mrs.
H r. Stuart and family.
Columbia-F. p. ConkIin, NJ. A. Smeltzer.
z. A smeltzer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Arnold. Joseph J. Smith, J. c. Dynes A A.
Wurzel, H. J. Mackie Mr.. and Mrs. George
H Taylor, z Wiley Taylor, Miss Sarah 7.
I Brear, Miss A. VI. Tully, Charles ]. Tully.
Miss H. VI. Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Brown. Miss Gertrude Blake. Miss Mar
{ Raret Whetston and Mr. and Mrs. Murray
: Downs, Of New York.
/ Coleman House-Charles Burth1nann' Miss
Edna Clark, Mrs. N. Clark DR.. Anna o.
Bloomer. Mrs Charles Engert, Mrs. c, II.
sEelck, Miss Selick, George Selick ana MI
and Mrs. Ernest Kaufman.
[ Metropolitan-Mr and Mrs. George W.
Og1lvIe, Jonn II. ScuIlyb MY anu MI n "0H'A
liz. King, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Warren
lLloyt T. Williams, J, L. Flannery. IT., M
land Mrs 4. Carter. J. r. Lynn and G' d.
lAndoie and family, Of New York. and Mr.
land Mrs, Warren A. Peters. Of BROOKLYN
Plaza-Mrs w. c. Bennett Mrs. Harry
IFendler, Mr.. and Mrs. @, W. Miller MIS-
lM. 4. sperry, Mr.. and AIRS. H. Haskell,
In. VI Nelson. H. c. Ward and Mr.. and
mrs Walter Hopper. -y~
Manhattan-Mrs. @. z. Copley. Il, Scott
lconlsy. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Van Hoesen'
sNr. and Mrs. V. H gilbert, @. II, Good
hart, Mrs. May L Blake. w. r. Mccoy
lMr. and Mrs William McIlwain' R ~
!Hasbrouck. l. A. Hasbrouck. Mr. and Mrs
liz. S. Delaxnalin and DR.. and Mrs C. G
Richardson, Of New York.
Bruuswick-AIr. and Mrs. NJ. P. scheck-
tor, si.. and Alrs, H. l. Frost Mrs. NJ.
Livingston, Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds Mr..
lsnd Mrs W. G. Hall, r. X. Thomas MI
and Mrs. Arthur I. Trussen. Miss Gens-
We've Davis. G. F. ouackenbgsh, !. c.
Mcdowell. N. Van Brunt and r W. Mo-
'Dowen. Of New York. ~, ~