New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
A VIEW IN ASBuRY PARK,

Tuesday evening tho court banquet was
also riven at tho Monmouth, and covers
were laid for forty. II was delightful
COMPANY that sat down at the queens
table. The Carnival Association present
ed Miss Manners. the queen, with hand
some diamond and pearl pin IN tie shape
of q crown Miss Manners gave her maids
souvenirs that her father, Frederick Man
ncrs. brought with him from sweden.
The Carnival Commission has decided 10
give Labor Day over 90 the mardi gras'
an all-day event, 10 replace The masque
f6tc I'm the evening as in former Years.
They anticipate This innovation VIII D"
very successful After that VIII begin the
rush homeward. but indications poin; 10 a
record breaking throng here during Sep
tombcr. Most Of the hotels Will remain
open during the month. and even the big
ger houses. notably the New Monterey,
will remain open until September - or
later.
on wednesday Asbury Parks first
motor parade was held. and many beauu-
fully decorated cars both with natural
ana artificial flower participated. as well
a. several rrotesquo ones. Tn division y.
natural floral decorations. tire prize was
won by lirs Elaine Halc. the prize being
s. OF n CUP She chose thc latter In
division y. artificial floral decorations the
prize went 20 .. Barnett cottagcr at
Loeb Arbour. who received $50. ana IN d.
vision &. fdr cars decorated in college col
ors and pcunantg tho prize Of $50 won't
10 Miss sylvia Rose Mrs. Howard VI.
Kahn. whose car was the most beautifully
decorated and effective In the parade. won
o special cup. and was loudly applaudcd all
along the route. She also won hans
some prize ~ the motor parade az Bclmar
few days ago. TWO commercial trucks
from Elhor0u were decorated In splendid
STYLE. and both received handsome prizes.
After tho awards were made gymkhanc
games took place and amused the large
crowd Tor Tho greater part of the after
noon.
The New Monterey has entertained
many prominent visitors this summer. and
notable there al present is Lord Beres-
ford. a younger brother OF Lord Decies
Ir IS accompanied by his secretary, anu
VIII remain for q few weeks.
The Metropolitan Marlborough and tho
Thedford aIc among tic larger hotels
that will remain open throughout the win
te. The Coleman House Brunsvick. Co
lumbia and score Of tho large hostlerles
will keep open house until September -.
The Lafayette has not yet fixed a closing
date, hut II is expected 10 remain open
until october |.
The weeks arrivals include:
New Monterey-Mr. and Mrs. IT, Il.
Grant. s. I. Taitt J. NJ. Morton. Miss b.
H. Alorten. r. T.. r. Howe. ". 2. Smith,
Gilbert p. Hall. Thomas T. Murkonblrd.
Miss \. Murkenblrd and c. y. Roe.
Coleman Tlousc----Ar and Mrs. W. j.
Rash, l.. j. Ryan, Harold w. Beechman,
Mr. and Mrs James l.. Grain. l.. W.
Mulberger. Henry W Hail Mr.. and Mrs
VI. Rafey. Mr. and Mrs. James Hoycr and
Joseph W-olr
Lafayette--C. j. Davis, Coryl ". Elem
Ing. T.. l.. Thomo. Charles J. Ostereich
j. Hess, \. II. Hess. I. J. Hess. C. j.
Cutayess, Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Weathersby
and John Williams
Brunswick Mrs. NJ. \. Burke, Miss
Mary Ortet, Mrs. J. c. Parsons. j. Stacey
Palmer Harry T.. Woodward, J. :. Nc
Kosker. Miss de la Versne and Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Blackley
West End r. F'allon, Mrs. X. NJ
Schofleld, Joseph p. Grady. Miss Florence
Huntington. Miss Clara 5. May and NJ
and Mrs. John G. McKeon, of New York