The Washington herald., 1913-08-03
OCEAN GROVE, N. !.

Miss Henrietta Bancroft Robinson. OF
Rust Hall. Washington. has come &c
iOcean Grove for a couple of weeks to
attend the annual anniversary of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, in
session this week at the Young People $
Temple here. Miss Bancroft is stopping
at Bancroft Rest Home.
Miss Margaret Dye Ellis, national su-
iperintendent of legislation and petition
for the W. c. 7. L. at Washington. was
the speaker at a very enthusiastic meet
ing Of that society a couple Of days ago.
Mrs. Ellis is accompanied by her daugh-
tier. Mrs. Minnie Leonard.
The Rev Dr. Benjamin S. Haywood. al
/ Rust Hall. financial secretary of the w.
+. NJ. 5. addressed that society on Our
Largest Enterprise at the Young Peo-
ples Temple. Ocean Grove. DR.. Hay
wood is being entertained at the Dea-
coness' Rest Home. "A Goodman Avenue.
Ocean Grove.
| Miss Orilla Chaney, of Washington, is
| an August patron Of the Jackson House,
Ocean Grove.
| Reaching here in their automobile on
Monday from Washington. d. c.. d. w.
Rallinger. Mrs. Ballinger. Anita and
Florence Ballinger. and ]. r. Ballinger
secured accommodations at the Marlbo-
rough, Ocean Grove.
Miss Helen Price is putting up at the
Spray View, Ocean Grove, while on her
vacation to the seashOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. MCGEE and
! Miss Marie r. McGee have registered for
an indefinite period at the Stirling, AS
bury Park.
! Mrs. ]. A. Dempf, and Martin Dempf
are Fountain House guests during their
visit to Ocean Grove. At the same hv-
tel are registered Mrs. n. Suess and
Albert Briggs, all of Washington.
The Lafayette, Asbury Park. has
among its guests two well-known young
| men from the National Capital-Paul
May and Albert May. who are here on
their annual vacation.
Mrs. Mary II. Manaky has come to
Ocean Grove to attend the services and
enjoy the refreshing sea breezes. She is
patron of the Arborton.
Among the recent arrivals at the Bev-
erly, Asbury Park, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred D. Potter, who are here on their
summer vacation.
Mrs. G. W. Hartwell and II. L. Hart
well are registered for the fifth season
dl lit new L oNShh SiO'S.
The Brunswick, Asbury Park. welcomes
once more to its hospitable halls Mrs.
n. D. Pettigrew, a prominent society
woman of the Capital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Huddle are once
again registered at the Ocean Hotel. AS
bury Park, and are greatly enjoying the
fine view they get of the Atlantic Ocean.
At the Coleman House, Asbury Park,
r.. ~ ftA
Thomas Lansten, of Washington.
The Fifth Avenue House, Asbury Park,
is the August address of William c.
Downey, one of washington's prominent
business men.
Mrs. Albert Barnitz. widow Of Col.
Barnitz, U. S. A, is spending several
weeks at Asbury Park. where she is
pleasantly located at the Plaza.
Among the distinguished visitors at the
Grand Avenue Hotel, Asbury Park. Is
Gen. A. B. Critchford. who is influential
in Washington society.
Mrs. Margaret Byrne, of the Cairo
apartment house, with her two children,
Bette and Benjamin, are guests Of the
Anderson cottage, Ocean Grove, for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Blanche Barnitz is enjoying the
sea breezes from the broad verandas cf
the Plaza, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Early, who are
stopping at the Lafayette. are greatly
pleased with Asbury Park as a summer
resort. and they compare it favorably
with Washington as a garden spot.
The Surf House welcomes once more
T. Baker Robinson, who usually chooses
Asbury Park for rest and recreation.
Mrs Fred A. Zimmerman, Miss Agnes
zimmerman, H. s. Zimerman, and Allen
L. Moore, all of Washington, are sGm-
mering at the West End, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs ". c. Calvert have CONS
to Asbury Park to spend the remainder
OF the summer. They are pleasantly To-
Gated at the Brunswick.
The West End. Asbury Park. is the
seaside address of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber:
b. Hyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bethel. with their
son. Charles Bethel, have Just arrived