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Miss Virginia Hope Kelsey chosen as Titania XIV.
Pia,s-Mr-. c. $. Hall. H NJ. Hall. g.

Pla,a-Mr. c. s. Hall, II. NJ. Hall. g.
Coury. +. c. Smith. o. A. Peterson. Mrs.
+ Rechtor, W. G. Fisher J. Is, o Opdycke.
4. p. Love!oy. Mr.. and Mrs. " Il. Eaton.
Mrs VI. A. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs Z j Jones.
Mr. and Mis-. C. Chance. Mr. and Mr@. II. j..
Henderson. 7. u. stone. Miss lottte NJ.
Crane. and Miss Charlotte DE Tow.
MsrlborouRh-Ch C,llpeper. c. Sha-
fer. Miss u. Seyhot. George |. Claude. Miss
Clayton, MIR and Mrs. II. Il. Gable. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Clayton. Mr. AMI Mrs. = Sanhorn.
r. W. 1rimer. \. II. Niemeyer. Charles
r Bot. {. A. Williams and +. A. Hebard.
Fenimore-Mrs. +. {. Giles. Joseph A.
McGoveru, r. T.. Forbes. Miss Winifred
Forbes. D. Harding. Miss Julia Houlihan
Miss Felen Houlihan. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cunning
ham. Miss Harriet l.. Kirkpatrick AM Mrs.
j. T. McCowen.
Madison Mrs p. T. Warren. Q. r. War
rem. Mrs Hannah Warren. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Lewis.
Thedford-Mrs. A. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. n Atkins. the Rev. William Knight
| MCGOWAN. Arthur b. Wolteath. Mrs. C. X
! Hamilton. Miss Iottie Common. f. II. Wake
field. Mrs u. NJ. Calender. Miss y. V
Calender. of New York.
! Albion-B. NJ Norton. Henry ". Hart anc
| DR.. H. Hutchinson OF New York
| Coloniai-Mrs. G. b. Underhill. Mrs Il.
Underhill and Mr. and Mrs. G. Crystal
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Tabernacle yesterday afternoon when
members of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
Association and their friends gathered
for the annual memorial services. on Il
blackboard were the names of the assooia-
ton members who have died and also many
of the Grove pioneers who have passed
away. Short euogies were given as the
roll of the dead was called. Later in the
afternoon Founders Day was celebrated.
Former Governor Edward Casper Stokes
was the orator
Beginning next Wednesday the National
Association of Organists will gather here
for their seventh annual convention and
will continue in session until August IL.
More than 100 church organists are expected
to attend and organ builders will send
exhibits. There will be daily reoitals on the
great Auditorium organ. and the annual
banquet will be held in the North End Hotel
on the last night Of the convention.
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Farquher, wife and daughter OF Cart
Farquhar of the English navy. He was
recently ordered to report to his ship
stationed off the west coast
Arrivals at the hotels this week In
cude
The Lelghton-Mr and Mrs. q. 8. Smitr,
Charles a. Connaust. Mrs NJ. Hamilton,
L. H. Hamilton, Walter =. Wheeler, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sheppard, Miss Louise
Sheppard, Miss Winlfred Smith. Mrs
Warren A. Miller. X. Hinsh. H. w. Sar-
TOMS. Edwin Baucker. NJ c. Grlffin and p.
T. Hammond
The Carrollton--Mrs. NJ J. Kelly. H T.
de Mena, James r. Cables. A. H. Lehman,
J. c. Biealke. NJ. Olsen Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Corfu. G.. f. Hager. NJ n.
Corbin. Robert Roscnfeld. Mrs. r. Ackeru-
badt. l.. l.. Ransom. II. j. Murphy, Charles
Jagels. Charles Jagels. Jr., and Miss Gene
We've Martinez OF New York
Pine Blur lnn--John f. Hazard. IA
and Mrs. T.. McCrea, Louis Smith Miss
Emma Clifford. Walter F. Ring, Stephen
Day. j. a. T. Valentine OF New York.
Theodore II Chancellor. Mrs. c. D. Down
and Francis Down of Brooklyn.
EDITOR OF THE suN-sir. THE SUNDAY
Sun or July 26 gave George A. Wharry
credit for being the champion fisherman
of Barnegat Bay. but the undersigned
wishes TO deny the statement and say that
on Monday, the 21th. three of us went
fishing. caught o03 and that Joseph
Chaplain landed 1871 of them. therefore.
like the defeated politician, have to offer
him my congratulations and smile, while
feel like punching him. In order that
full Justice be done Ar Chaplain. hops
this will be published broadcast.
GEORGE \. wHARRY.
Pine Blur Inn. Point Pleasant
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LONG BRANCH PLANS
TO RECEIVE FIREMEN
Volunteers Carnival Replaces
Doll Fete and Baby Pa
rade Of Other Years.

LoNG BraNCH, Y. j. Aug long
Branch IL PREPARING to entertain New
Jersey volunteer Irtmeu who will assem-.
HE here next Friday for their annual two
days convention Motor propelled appa-
ratus will be coHspi uous in the parade
which will pass through th. city streets
and along the ocean drv" and in which
upward of hfty ere companies have en-
tered. On Saturday hose laying and
ladder raising contests. exhibitions OF the
fire net work aud other contests will he
held. The nremsu'S carniva! will replace
he doll fote and baby parade which here
toforc have been be midsummer sttrac-
ltions here.
Preparat ions for the ertainmrnt OF
the Hremen mr.. being made by Chief Joseph
schwartz. Assistant Chiefs Edward J.
Reid and James ennis. Jr.. the associated
fire officials Of the city.
Long Branch visitors spent the week
quietly. with te bnd outdoor diversions
~ the most exciting functions following
The brilliant success of the annual horse
show Dance contests at the Tallahassee
Hotel aud the Bridgewater Inn have at
;racted throngs of spectators as well Va
dancers.
The weeks arrivals include:
| Takanassee-N. J Grlf,in, Richard Don
/ nelly. VI. l.. THOMPSON, ". u. Robertson.
/ Miss NJ. Elliott. u. Elliott. Mrs. George
owric. Miss Beatrice Lowrc Mr.. and Mrs
VI j. Millmau. Mr. and Mrs ". e. Swift
Miss Clara walker. Mr. and Mrs. l. G.
1oussaiu'. Howard Roberts. Mr.. aud Mre.
Samuel l.. Prince. 4 Bruokncr. Albert T.
Leon, Morris Hewlett. =. B s. Gregory
William Greene. IN rles 4 Rohr. Edward
Long, Julius Tanner. Mitchell Shulmnn
j Moses, Edwin tinld, Charles A. Rohr,
Leo Rosenberg and Miss Beatrice r. Frank
of New YORK
Scarhoro Miss Grace Greenwood. Mi-,
\. Fitzpatrick. Miss Edith Bonner, NJ :.
l;eba Bonner. Samuel Glant2 Mr. and
Mrs. l. Eastou. Mr. ard Mrs S Molin n ID
lHWily. Martin Ausoryc, Mr.. and Mr.
~ Friedman an family. Joseph Shainr,
Mrs 4. Frank. DR.. n SHAME Horace Fein-
berg. Mir. and NJ. Robert haught and
Dr and Mrs u. Stark and family of
New York
Pannaci Mr. ard Mrs g. Rowan. Nr
and Mrs, q. ', Young. \ II Abbott. u. T..
Burroughs. kari scott. l. j. Doyle. Mis-
'rl"St" T. Levy. Miss Nav Tahry, I. =.
G"t',chalh, Miss Minnie Larsen. Miss
'Ielsa Larsen and Mis- lielcn Larsen Of
Sew York.
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SPRING LAKE. N. J.

SrRrNG LAKE, y, J., Aug The New
an tho links of tho S,rinr Lako coli ard
Country club last Saturday and Edward
= Jameson. " II. Schmidt and Judso
Thomas A. Iaicht tied AZ the end ~ tn.
FIRST days play with cards ~ - The sec.
ord sage viii he played to-day. The cur
is 20 be AWARDED to tho player with t,.
highest number II points TO his credit du o.
ms the series ~ fle rounds Mrs James
+. Fielder. wife of Gov Fielder. playing
with Judge William II. Spear, came IA
third IN the mixed foursomes
Tho first annual dinner Of the Spltoon
Association was held at he New Mon
mouth Hotel. The association is one or
ganIsed this spring by officers OF the New
Jersey National Guard and the dinner
marked the hrst time the officers OF New
Jerseys hve regiments were assembled
Among the guests were Gov. James Y
Fielder. Col. Reading Of the Second Regi-
ment. Col. Arthur l.. Steele Of the Fourth
Col. william Gray Schaufler. Col. Hin
Major Chrlssman, Major Rand, Major
Harrison and Major Fitzpatrick. The din
ner II 20 be made an annual event.
Former Governor and Mrs. John Frank
lin Fort gave n dinner at the New Essex
and sussex for GOV. and Mrs. James r,
Fielder. other guests were Senator Aus
tin Colgate, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hellner.
Miss Fort, Miss Jamison, Mr. and Mrs
Martin Maloney and Adult. Gen. and
Mrs. W. Z, Sadlor.'
Mrs IF q, Briggs. widow OF United
states Senator Briggs OF New Jersey. is
registered ~ the New Monmouth
Recent registrations include:
Essex and SusseN-Mr. and Mrs L. q,
White. +. - Townsend Mr.. and Mra
Nelson Kuder, Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
Morgan, Mrs, Thomas T. Victor, Miss
Margaret Rlker Miss Alice Ravens Mrs
James q. Kicker Mr.. and Mrs. T. w
Ryan. Mrs, Thomas Gibson, Mr. and Mrs
Gustavc Lndemoyer and J.. J, NJ. Car
rick OF New York.
New Monmouth-Mrs. J. NJ Billups.
j. Il. English. A. \, Adams, L. +. Ross,
George L. Dixon, u, ogden Rogers, Albert
r. LorlnS, Mrs. q. u. Driven. Miss Mary
G., Ore Mr.. and Mrs. X. Is, Kitchen, David
H. Christopher. Mr.. and Mrs Henry l."
Stoddart, MIR. and Mrs. =. r Laurence,
Mrs y. l.. Campbell, Miss Campbell. L. NJ.
Sprule. +, II. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs,
George Burleigh and \. g. Quincy ot
New York.
Alairc-Dr W. T. Woodend, Miss VI. I.
Hopkins, A. L. Hopkins. ". q. Prescott.
T.. IL. Shiplcy, T. Il. Vail, :. NJ. Coleman.
George W. Draper and Mr., and Mrs. j. II
Draper OF New York.
Shoreham--W f. Stuben. w ". Pat
rick and c. j. Croids OF New York; Mrs,
Thomas II, Mills, Miss NJ. Huhe, c. II.
Mills and MIR, and Mrs. y. L. Archer OF
Brooklyn
New Breakers-o. r. Bentell. Mrs.
Daniel Rogers, A, Hunter and s. Hunting
ton OF New York; C. s, Moore. Philip j.
ScEvoyn. Miss ]. B. Weeks and w. NJ
discount of Brooklyn.
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,ArtINrlc CITY, Aug "A subway" ad-
'lnon 70 The present Boardwalk ts under
enumeration by the City Commi ssioners
anu ~ expected that their annual budget.
Nnsh Is adopted next month. with contain
:" APPROPRIATION for the Improvement
u the plan Is adopted visitors will have
Nuptoof retreat from which they can
sa'ch the bathers ard get the beneft OF
Wv ocean hreezes The plans provide for
'uirtV 1907 decking half the width Of the
present esplanade-built two feet above the
'anu roof will be constructed Just
uuuer the regular Boardwalk. affording
sneuer for the ub-strncture and drain
,of mat above Benches will he placed
" 'he subway" and IL will be illuminate ed
AZ night.
,f Is now possible TO get n drink here on
e.hdAy-for a half hour after midnight
81 saturday, The authorities are winkinR
ne sNght infraction Of the excise regli-
nlonS IN order that the mIdseason crowds
nay nor b" compelled to begin the period
~ thlrst on the dot Of II? Many of the
uo'rIS are serving drinks with Sunday
aeas' The ordering of certain meals be-
,pIe midnight Of saturday gives the guest
vLr plNhege Of selecting from n consider
"'N 'aHH'y OF wines and liquors.
p announcement has been made by Park
k,'''ANloher Harry Racharach that he IL
uaNhE plans drawn for a concrete pier and
.auuihR wharf just inside the inlet and for
;. re''9alion ground on a half mile strip
'"' '''y owns At this point
among the recent New York arrivals
Sfe are.
"ar.horough- Blenheim: Mrs. n. r. Dore-
m4s' Nr, and Mrs. G.. H. Lester, Mr. and
s J. Gundlach. Miss Melba Gund
ne Cn' george W. Delaney. Harry II. King,
~ A. Scouler, W T.. Shuttleworth.
W. ana Mrs Edward Morris james Nor
~ X McMtllen. r NJ Ellis. &. p. Mills,
~. ma Mrs, =. J., Harden. Mr.. and Mrs
heid, Mrs. d. Elizabeth Reid, Mrs
~ Ili2. 5 l.. Gates. Richard Piel. +. b.
VITA j, G. l.. Trixill. Mrs. George y
W"soh. Beverly ". wrenn. II. j. Rorke,
p ana Mrs. John A, Kelly, Mrs. Il. =.
.' ! b Shriver nd. Miss Elizabeth Shri-
~, Mr. and Mrs. william q. Green, Mr.
ss aa MRS j, II Maddy. Mr.. and Mrs. u. N.
clone' Mr., and Mrs. j. X. Emmett, G. f.
,eason. ". Il, Torrance. Charles NJ. Dill
u, Mrs. Alfred Bevis, Master Bevis and
W Kennedy.
,Dennis-Miss Elizabeth NJ. Calliman
Nj James Howe. Miss Margaret Howe
wv; ,t,m katherine Wall. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
""ef' Charles NJ. Ear. Miss Anna II,
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wetherill. ". 7. White. Hr. and Mrs Frank
Elbikens. Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Collins. F. NJ
Sproule, II. C. Porter. Miss Marie T. McCue.
j. = Carson. Albert f. Farmer. Mrs George
Corrian, q. c. Porter. F. n. Apologize. MT
and Mrs j. T.. Everett. o. q. Johnson and
l.. 4. Coey.
Raleigh-Miss Kathleen Simpson. Miss
Jessie Pepper. Mrs. +. !. Mcdonald. Master
Mcdonald. Mrs Carl Merz. F. &. Pitin. John
J. Wolfe. J. u. Lent. n. f. Pitt. Miss Beatrice
V. Conlon Miss Gertrude Conlon. Mlss Mae
NJ Kelley, william H. Dunn. Ernest NJ. Daus.
Or. F. H. Reuse. Miss Grace Valdes. Miss
Viola Dee, A. X, Mackenzie. Mrs, +. +. Bea-
man. H. s Katz, Lester r. Van Sicklen. NJ. q.
Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Harvey and
VILLA m G. Kimbel.
! wiltshire Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Snyder.
r. +. Shoemaker, Mr., and Mrs. F. r Ball,
j. u. Johnston. MIR, and Mrs. f. L. krtcham
and Mrs. Herbert W. Harper,
New England Mr. and Mrs A. F.. Avrnett
y. J. Deatour. John j, Rush. Or, II, 8. RIA
zooh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Porter. Mrs
G. J.. Lantz. Master Lantz. Mrs. Arthur II
Byrill and Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Y, Seymore
Haddon Halo. NJ. Raymond Miss Helen
| RAYMOND, Mrs. Thos. j. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas j
| O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Valentine. Mr.
add Mrs. T.. l.. Horne c T.. Dickey. Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. Golding and Miss Margaret 4
Worthlngton.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. William II
Campbell. Jr, Mrs. T.. r. Matthew. Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Mexican. Mr. and Mrs. II, Is
/ Makon. Miss Olive Craven. Mrs. i, A. Con
static, J. W. Crosby. Mrs j, f. MoYahen,
Henry D. Bateman. Mrs. II. W. Thompson
G. II. Hutchings, Mr. and Mrs. George +
Parks. X. II, Mcdonald. T., A. Torbert. sam
uel 4. Warwick, Mrs. q. ID, Tyler, J. r. Ram
age. Miss Alice f.. Smith. +. j. Buckley. Mfs
j. +. Cook j. +. Hamilton and Mr., and Mrs
NJ. l.. Deelen.
Chelsca--Mrs. A. =. Koehler. Maste
Koehler Mr. and Mrs. william A, Berman
Mr. and Mrs. +. = Morris. Miss Edyth 4
Morris. H. j, Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 4. Day. Philip II, Forque. Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. ". Reist and G. II. Boone
Strand MIR. and Mrs. Raymond =. White
Master White. Dr. and Mrs T.. A. Muller, j
II. Klein. George T.. Cole, +. @. Poucher
Louis V. Dryer. Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Phillips
l.. W. Caskey and |, l.. Amesbury.
Rudolph-Mlss Beatrice Alexander, Fred
erick Davis. f. f. Weyman. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Simon, Master Simon, Miss Rutl
Simon, Mrs. Francis Hymes. Miss Adele
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Kelsey crowned queen Asbuy Park baby parade
Ocean Grove Auditorium August Il.

Alaska-MIss X. Gray. J Dewitt Brown 81
New York; Miss Il Potter. Miss J.. Norris,
J. " Brennan. MIR. ard Mrs. Alexander
Henry. Elliott Henry. Mis- Mildred Henry.
Miss Alice Burke. Mis-. Jessie Shields dnd
Miss Dairy Lee OF Brooklyn.
Summerfeld- Mr., and Mrs 5. caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs VA. foogre and Mrs. ' Bal
gren of New York.
Fountain Housc-Mr and Mrs Y. T.. Peck
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. smith. {. cor
man. G. Dittmar. 4. y Cornell. Mrs. William
Patterson and Edward T.. ClGrk OF N"W orI..
Sunset Lodge Or mud Mrs " ". Warren
and Harry n. Warren ~ Now York. William
Sralev and Mrs Jennie Cornell of BROOKLYN.
Mnlford's Fotel-Nlr. and Mr.. & Leonard,
Miss Emma + Edwards. Mrs Abrahhn,s,
Mrs. Charles Harris. John Ienk. + r.
Nichols and family. l.. \ Ward Miss Bessie
johnson and Il. J. johnson Of brooklyn.
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DR.. and Mrs. n. u. Townsend of New
York are at the Hotel Cape May.
Mrs. Tunstall Smith of Baltimore and her
sister. Miss Mary e. Fairfax OF New York,
ARE at the Colonial Hotel
0Mrs ". +. MacClamont and Miss Marion
MacClamont of New York are here for an
indefinite sojourn.
+. 7, Commons OF New York is here for
visit,
Mrs, NJ. Classy and Miss Classy Of Brook
lyn are spending the season here.
Mr., and Mrs. Julius Frankie and Miss
Frankie have Joined the New York colony
at the Hotel Cape May. Other New Workers
there are MIR, and Mrs. j, r. Reid. Mrs.
Maxwell Carrere. John q. Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Clendenen and Miss Clendenen
and Robert J.. Simpson.
Floyd Crosby Of New York In being enter
tanned at the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Arnstt ON Perry street.
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"a SBURY PREPARING
&.>FOR BABY PARADE

Reilmoner. M. Myers. J. q. Berman. Alfred
Feldner and W. Waeskaner of New York.
Brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. r. Brill, L. j.
Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 8. schrector, Mr..
, and Mrs. II. NJ. Patter. Mrs. Lester Ralph
Mrs. ii. l.. Richard. II. E. Humphrey, +. C.
Frechen. DR.. j. G. Bruce. Miss Bruce, Miss
! Jessie Bruce. Mr. and Mrs A. r. Bruins
and A. X. Bruins. Jr.. OF New York
Bristol-Harry p. Meaker. Herbert ].
kraemer. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miner. Miss Gladys
Miner. Arthur v. Miner. MIR. and Mrs.
X. A. Dinnoe. Marshall J. Fisher. Harlan p.
Miller and son. Mrs. +. A. Phillips, Alfred f.
Griffith. Miss +. Van Alstyne. Miss Myrtle
flaming. J. r. Flanagan, ". Bouton, l.. J.
McAndrew. William Sheffield. A. b. Shil-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wallace, Miss K
Barnet. C. +. o'Neil and John Enright Of
New York.
Lafayette-Mr. and Mrs C. A. Hepp,
Mrs. John S. Mitchell. Mrs. A. b. Wood,
X. +. Reilly. J. Kane. L. Ellison. J. Veil
thus. X. W. Reilly. +. I. Haaren. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Gogay. Miss Doris Gogay. Rob
ert C. Lambert. j. F. Knapp. Miss NJ. Bou-
dreau. II II. Kimball. Russell X. Dougherty.
d. Wilday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Drake Miss
S. +. Drake. +. +. Donoghue. MIR. and Mrs.
r. W. Wright. Miss Amy Kelly and A. ID.
Seely OF New York.
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Orville Harold. the American tenor.
was the soloist at the concert in the Audi
forum and about 1000 persons attended. On
the same programme were Lydia Locke.
soprano: Carl n. Tolle0sen, violinist, and
Nine. TollefIsen. pianist.
Daily rehearsals under the direction Of
Tall Esen Morgan are being held for the
rendition of the oratorio Elijah" which
will be given in the Auditorium August
IS. The local oratorio choir will be aug
mented by choruses from Brooklyn, New
York. Newark and Jersey city. David
Bispham will be heard In the title role
OF the Prophet" and the other leading parts
will be sung by well known soloists. Special
trains will be run over the New York and
Long Branch Railroad.
The reign OF the children in Ocean Grove
Will begin tomorrow and preparations will
be made for the gre musical festival which
takes place In the Auditorium next Saturday
night under the direction OF Tall Esen Nor
gan. More than 2.OOC persons. including the
children's choir. Will participate In the pro-
grumme.
The afternoon aud evening rem dition Of
The storm on the organ In the Auditorium
still draws great crowd every day. The
electrical effects have added much to the
entertaining features of the programme
The Rev. Otto Bartholov Of New York will
| perach the sermon n the Auditorium to-
morrow morning In the evening the Rev.
j. c. Wilson OF Philadelphia will occupy the
| pulpit. The Erwin lectures will start Mon
day evening and continue daily at the Tenn
pie for a week
The weeks arrivals include:
| Malestic-Nr. aud Mrs. +. T.. Cooper. FL
Benedict. Mr. and Mrs y +. Scott, Miss Mar.
garet Valley. Miss Barbara NJ. Moore. j. r
kolb and DR. and Mrs. Robert +. y. Pie &c
| of New YorG.
seaside-Mrs. NJ. 4 Carlos. Mra " &
Cowie. Francis Sullivan and family Of New
fork: d. w Macomb. Miss Anna c Grother
| Charles ID. Behrens and II. r Bogardus o
\ Rrooklyn
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POINT PLEASANT, N. J.

POINT PLEASANT, n j., Aug. Point
Pleasant has added several tennis courts
to those already in Pleasure Park because
OF the great demand by visitors for tennis
this summer
The usual week end tournament on the
courts OF the Hotel Leighton resulted in
victory for Mrs, Thurston Wright OF
pittsburg and Miss Edna Wilders Of
Plainield over Miss Elsie Jewett and Mrs.
II. =. Farlee, with a score OF a, 81,
6-4. In the mems doubles the vctors
were G. S. Griffin and Il. T. Hammond
over w X. Griffin and q. II, Leigh, with
the score of e., "a. Is. W. J.
Schoonmaker won over s, ]. Rockwell in
the mems singles with the score OF 6-6.
at, Ga.
Registered at the Carrollton for the
season are Mrs. r. FarQuher and Miss
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Mrs. Edward Page OF New York Is spend
ing the midsummer at the Hotel Cape May.
Gen. John Watts Kearny OF New York
and Washington has taken cottage here
for the remainder of the summer
W. II. Boynton OF New York is enjoying
a vacation here.
The Rev. W. l.. Quale and Mas Qualc
Of Brooklyn are spending some time at tho
Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Goldbacker and Mrs.
A. Goldbacker Of New York are spending
fortnight at Cape May.
Miss Lucretia II. schultz Of New York
is here for a vacation.
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STARS OF THE CONCERT
STAGE AT OCEAN GROVE
Long List Of Good Music for
Observation-Disclosures Hold
Convention.

OCEAN GRovp. Y. j. Aug. 1T ia esti-
mated that more than 20 900 persons heard
the United States Marine Band In Its con
certs here Monday and Tuesday Tuesday
afternoon the famous Chidrrn's chorus
of thousand voices sang The Lost Chord. "
and II was one Of the most effective NUM-
bcrs ever given in the Auditorium
ImIr sSive services were held in the
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Atlantic Citv Plan for Sub-BoardWalk

Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz Miss
Gertrude Mener. Mrs. s X. Newmark and
Mrs. Henry NJ Gallen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-31

Do you believe in
love at first sight7
Numerous people
write and ask me
this question, a n d
each and every one
shows plainly that
they hope l am go
ing to speak words
of approval for the
su d d en- ( e e 1 n 6
which they doubt
even W h / / c they
cherish it.
l do not believe
in love" at first
sight. In the charm
that a t tr a c t s at
once. in the mag
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-31

We have been asked as to the per-
manence of the results in Bright's Dis
ease under Fulton's Renal Compound.
Many cases report permanence.
For instance in the case of r. NJ.
Wood. Editor of the Wine and Spirit
Review. of san Francisco. Cal: II was
twelve years ago that the most noted
analysist in San Francisco" established
the genuineness of the case. The edi-
tors physician told him that medicine
would not avail and to go to Santa
Barbara. He was put on Fulton's Renal
Compound and not only made a re-
covery but the permanence of the re-
suits obtained may be judged from the
fact that he is at this writing CFebru-
airy, 1910 of normal weight and pro-
noting his publication with his usual
energy.
The ability of Fulton's Renal Com
pound to oppose Renal degeneration
and reduce albumen in many cases OF
Brights Disease is not a matter OF
opinion but a FACT IN PHYSICS, and
we will mail formula for albumen test
that will show the percentage from
week to week. As the albumen de-
clines Improvement commonly follows
recoveries have been reported in thou
sands of cases. Formula and literature
mailed on request John ]. Fulton, San
Francisco. J. H Boher. 209 Market
street, is local agent. Ask for pamph-
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