New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
ALONG THE NEW
JERSEY COAST
August Will Be Seasons Busiest
Month at Famous Resorts
on the Shore. .

Asbury Park, n. j., Avg. !. -Asbury
Park visitors are now looking forward
to the August carnivals, the August
throngs and the liveliest month of the
season here, Hotels which have been
comfortably filed through July are pre-
pairing to accommodate the rush of late
vacationists which set in tonight, when
several special trains discharged thou
sands of persons in addition to So
journers who arrived through the day
on the regular trains.
The advent of the rush season was
celebrated tonight in the hotels with
elaborate dances, and between numbers
the conversation turned to carnival af-
fairs, the approaching festivities incl
dent to the establishment of another
fairy dynasty, the outdoor contests of
general interest and the rounds of en-
tertainment which will choke the So
cial calendar until Labor Day.
The proclamation Of the new queen
last night revived the carnival interest.
The carnival commissioners selected q
novel method for disclosing the queen.
During the fireworks exhibition on the
fishing pier the likeness of Miss Vir-
ginia Hope Kelsey was flashed in colors
that to marked degree portrayed her
features. Now that Miss Kelscy's Sc
lection has been officially announced
her pennant will be raised on the mast
at her home, the Plaza Hotel, and she
will be the central figure in many
ftun a ha hnl hot 4
August 20, when she will be officially
crowned in the Ocean Grove Audito-
rum. Carnival maids who will attend
the queen at the carnival functions arc
being selected, and within another
week IL IS expected that the royal en-
semble will be completed.
Among the late arrivals are:
New Monterey-Mrs. +. II. Edmunds.
Paul Edmunds, Warren Edmunds. ].
A. Murphy, II. r. Mackenzie, c. NJ.
Eakle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thornton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ballard, the Misses
Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hall,
Oscar J. Guide, Mrs. Frank Pentlarge,
Miss Pentlarge, T. j. Watson and r. l..
Houston, of New York; Edward Brom-
field and August Mackenzie, of Brook
Ign.
Coleman House-Frank ]. Farley, w.
c. Morris, J. NJ. de Bennington, c. w.
Wright, Mrs. Ingram, Lewis j. Murphy,
j. SchlesnGer, S. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Crossman, +. NJ. Papen, Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Reilmoner, NJ. Myers, ]. G.
herman, Alfred Feldncr and w. Waes-
kaner, Of New York.
Lafayette and Mrs. c. A. Hepp,
Mrs. John S. Mitchell, Mrs. A. B.
Wood, x. +. Reilly, J. Kane, L. Ellison,
J. Veilthus, X. w. Reilly. L. r. Haaren,
MIR. and Mrs. II. Il. Gogay, Miss Doris
Gogay, Robert c. Lambert, J. +. Knapp,
Miss NJ. Boudreau, ii. r. Kimball, Rus
sell X. Dougherty, ID. Wilday, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Drake, Miss S. +. Drake, +.
+. Donoghue, Mr.. and Mrs. r w.
Wright, Miss Amy Kelly and A. d.
Seely, of New York.
Marlborough Charles Culpeper, c.
Shafer, Miss d. SeybOlt, George !.
Claude, Miss Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. II,
b. Cable, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clayton, Mr..
and Mrs. S. SanbOrn, Il. w. Trimer, A.
H.. Niemeyer, Charles +. Bott, C.. A.
Williams, +. A. Hebard, l.. j. Blaney,
S. ID. Martin, T. c. Whittoeks Il, II.
Turner, ". II. Brynton, II. l.. Jasper
son, Mrs. Fannie Holland, Miss NJ. Hol-
land, Mrs. II. f. Bauer and c. IL. Rice,
of New York.
Madison Mrs. p. T. Warren, Q. Il.
Warren, Mrs Hannah Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Cummings, Miss Reba Cummings,
Mrs. A. c. Wilson, Mrs. G. N. Mullin,
4. S. Lewill, Miss Harriet Lewill, Mrs.
Elizabeth II. Silberkleit, Miss Herminie
S,hlesinger and o. Balnenberg, Of New
York.
Surf House Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cur
RTE and G.. j. Batchlor, of New York;
Mrs. 4. Egberth and Miss Egberth, of
Brooklyn.
Sunset Hall Mrs. J. A. Pinney, Rev.
w. l.. Pinney, A. NJ. Smoker, II. l..
Hopping, +. II. SimmoHg, A. j. Daw..
son, Miss Margaret Dikker, Dir. and