Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25
OUTING CROWDS
AT ASBURY PARK.
Shore Resort Takes on Mid
Season Appearance-Many
Newarkers Arrive.

<AooORA Am, July
field n Millburn poured a goodly
Proportion of their entire population
into Asbury Park yesterday on an
excursion that vas such a public
vent in these towns that Uncle Sam.
by a special order interceded for at
Washington, allowed the postofhces
r. be closed and most of the store
keepers followed suit. About 1900
people came from these towns and
those adjacent. From Springfield and
Aldene SAG people arrived IN the first
train in and 567 on the second sec
ton. The retail grocers' annual ex-
cursion from Newark vas on hand
early. The Newarkers numbered
3D. Some large excursions came
III from Philadelphia to further swell
the ranks at the beach.
Newarker Gives Luncheon.
TTsSi ISIS Neva s. Croseimire, of New
erk, who is a guest at the Metro
pplitan, the palatial new hotel just
oompleted here by A. G.. Genung, a
Newark business man, gave a birth
d4y luncheon a couple OF days ago.
The color scheme of pink was carried
LVMI III tHo I1tnu CdI0o, thC RtdNC
S&{rds and the gowns the guests wore.
n favors there were hand-painted
x1nbon boxes of pink. The guests
ere Miss Helen Bippart. Miss Helen
5@gle, OF Bradley Beach; Miss Emily
vain, OF Ocean Grove; Miss Ruth
Hertz, Miss Marie Dawson. of Avon;
@<iss Tillie Marx. Of Newark; Miss
3ertrude Taylor, OF Asbury Park;
Hiss Catherine GUIDE. of Belmar. and
Rs. #. A. Croselmire.
Dr. Aaron E.. Ballard, who is presi-
nr of the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
q Association. and holds the same
Ice in the Pitman Grove Camp
acting Association, will leave for
latter place tomorrow to preach
opening ermon of camp meeting
Rerc the day following. Just before
Aparture he sent out notices to
ssees of Ocean Grove real estate
5tifying them of an election on Au-
1st /.
Preparations for the annual baby
rade, in which Asbury Park and
ear Grove will this year join. are
airing completion.
One of the main events of the sum-
uer carnival, the Wesley Lake boat
oernlvai. VIII DC neio on rrfoay hishe
"a this week.
DR.. Peters to Preach.
Or. Madison c. Peters will be IN
Asbury Park this Sunday to preach
~ the Beach Auditorium, where he Is
Neard at least once every summer.
he will talk about 1.-THE High Cost
"a Living and How to Reduce It."
At the eveaing service he will have
IS his topic, "Why the Prejudice
Against the Jew"
Among the arrivals at the Plaza
ire Mrs. T. B. Schmid and Mrs. Mabel
fBrenn. of East Orange. At the New
Monterey the arrivals today and yes
terday included Mr.. and Mrs. r 10
dore S. Fettinger, of Newark; Il.
and Mrs. C. s. Langdon, of Plainfeld;
John N. Klein, of Belleville; w. HI
Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Maple, of Camden; D.. B. Basson, :.
Grebance n George G.. Reeves, of
Jersey City.
Some of the Jersey visitors at the
Martinique are w. w. Reed, Jr., Mr..
Rnd Mrs. p. g. Tremaine, E. 9. Tre-
maine, 1r., OF Newark; F. w. Holiday.
OF East Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Dubois and w. Macarthur, of Passalc.
3 The Surf House is entertaining
Frank g. McAvoy, Charles M. Mohr,
Hrs. CIR. Moke, A. j.. a Nest, y
AZ. Hammell, oil New Brunswick; E..