Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-11
MANY HEVARKERS
At ASBURY PARK.
Seeson Now in Full Swing,
While Boardwalk Is Crowd
cd with Visitors.

crowd of summer visitors in Asbury
Park has within the last week grown
To proportions never reached hereto
fore until the Fourth of July. The
resort managers say the unusual In
nux is due to the fact that the city
has now pretty we'll established a
reputation for a six months season.
Practically all of tho hotels are now
open.
The Baptist churches of Newark
are planning to send a union excur-
sion here on Thursday, July II. un-
der the auspicesAof the Newark City
Baptist Union. The excursion trains
will leave from Broad street over
the Central Railroad. The churches
concerned are Grace Church, of
Bellevllle, the Washington Street
Baptist Church, of Orange; the North
Baptist Church. the South Baptist
Church, the Elizabeth Avenue, the
Paramount, the Fifth and the Rose
Vile Baptist Churches.
Garfield Clifford, of the law firm of
Clifford & Miller, of Newark, was a
visitor here yesterday. Mr.. Clifford is
the, son of Rev. e. Clifford, for
merly pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of Asbury Park,
John w. Livingston and family, OF
South Orange, have moved down to
Deal Beach for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cook Downing.
Of Newark, have taken a villa for the
summer at Spring Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph H. Wright, of
Trenton, have leased cottage in Bel
mar for the summer months.
The Rev. and Mrs. William H. Nor
gan and family, of Newark, r
spending q few days at their Ocean
Grove cottage.
The Northern Republican Club, of
Newark, will make their third annual
automobile ride to Bradley Beach a
week from Wednesday,. 1t is ex-
pectsd that enough members will
come to fill about twenty-five auto
mobiles. They will have a shore din
ner at Bradley Beach at ! o'clock.
Essex County visitors at the Albe-
marie include Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
M. Whipple, of Newark. and DR.. and
Mrs. Claude v. Buovinger. Henry D..
f1SWSOH dl1Q dtOieS 6lii6hty Vi Idot
Orange.
Among the guests listed for the
season attthe Aberdeen are Maurice
A. Reagan, of Jersey City, and Mrs.
Harrison Bath, of Befgensield.
The Coleman House is entertaining
the following guests: Mrs. Lorry d..
n. Gilmore, Miss Marie Gilmore.
Howard Gilmore, John s.. Bell. John
Madden, William M. Shultz, Joseph
Peabody, Miss Ella Walker and Miss
Margaret Peabody, of Newark; Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick C. Selutus, Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Wilson, James
w. Chambers, Walter A. Christopher
and Frank Bancroft, of East Or
ange; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Riv-
ers. c. Emerson Rivers, of Elizabeth;
Albert +. Alexander and j.. Lloyd
ellison, of Paterson. and Frederick
Harrington and Walter Harrington.
of Plainfield.
A popular rendezvous for out-of-
town guests is the Marlborough,
where are located James Mccullough,
of Belleville; Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Heller, of Maplewood; Mrs. Gertrude
T.. Barr, of Westfield; James Milan,
of Jersey City; Miss Agnes Miller, OF
Princeton; John p. Swartz, the
Misses Carrie @. Marsh, Marie Louise
Provost and Edith e. Jensen, of
Elizabeth; Jacob w. Tompkins, Of
Trenton; G. Harvey Semple, of New
ark, and J. Franklin Page, Of Orange,
Among the recent arrivals at the
Plaza are: Mr.. and Mrs. Melville G.
Mum, of Newark; Charles H. Shuttle
worth, of Jersey City; Isabel Quimby
and Fannie l.. Carter. of East Or
ange; Mrs. Edgar Berger and Miss
Philip Greiser, of Irvington.
%Sojourners at the Grand Avenue In
clude Charles P. Willis, of Moores-
town; Charles F. Guenther. Raymond
J. Mullin, William c.. Park, Walter
f.. Bedell and Earl T. Ryan, Of New
ark; Alfred Egan, of Westfield;
Samuel Gordon, of Jersey City; John
G.. Hipe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Lahan. Henry H.. Bell. of Rutherford;
Harold Lindsey, of Bayonne, and j.
Philip Seeley, of Montclair.
The Tenney House numbers among
It's guests Oscar G. Reynolds and
{, Benjamin F. Skeel, of Elizabeth; Mrs.
A. Franklin Hill, of Summit; Charles
w. Englest, jr, of Montclair. and
Edward Westervelt. of Jersey City.
Guests registered at the Amster-
dam include Mrs. Lucy Lesser, Mrs.
Christopher Winterdon, Mrs. Minnie
3 Horn, Mrs. Arthur Adelman. Mrs.
Lillian Newkirk. Elmer Schanfel and
George Adelman, of Newak: Mrs.
Milton Van SAINT, of Railway; Mrs.
Elizabeth Prontin, Miss Evelyn Lid
gate, Carl Conklin and James K.
Brewster, of Bayonne; Mrs. Susan
Fisher, of Belvidere; Mrs. Josephine
Kuit, of Vineland; Mrs. Clara Nicker-
son., Mrs. James T. Hull, John F.
Hull and Miss Elsie Hull, of Cald-
we'll.
Among the recent arrivals at the
/. Park View are: Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Kelly, Mrs. William Schlick, Mrs.
Mary Knapp, Alexander Dener, John
w. Mahestadt, Benjamin L. Fraser
and Edwin L. Suffer. of Jersey City;
Miss Florence Dickerman, Miss Mil
dred Zhechera inc Mrs, Fletcher w.
DiSkerman, of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Verrinder, of East Orange;
Mrs. Frederick Runyon. of Plainfeld;
Mrs. Robert B. whitehead, of Eliza
beth. and Mrs. Harvey Chollar, OF
Trenton.
North Jersey folk sojourning at the
Sunset Avenue House are DR.. and
Mrs. Henry 7. Sutphin, Miss Ada
Clayborn and Otto M. Tromsdale, of
Newark; Alexander S. Couant, of
9lainfield, and Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
aid d. Cook, of Princeton.
Weekend patrons at the Madison