The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

..,o.. have taken possession OF the ho-
al. bers and Asbury Park Is auspiciously
,,,,ch.d upon the gayest month OF the
Zen Dances, receptions and dinners
..,,h outdoor diversions will vary the pro-
--a,r,re leading M to the carnival
-. which viii he staged toward the
~ =, the month and which will reach
49,. climax with the mardi gras on
ahor Day night
4, ,aianv ~ Educational Hall tonight
=, ,be concluding performance OF three
~, musical comedy. ~ Night In Dream
'.ra" given for the benefit of the Child's
UsIfa-e Association. Tho dancers were
,s,is,sd by chorus or children who were
co.tuned in en- CITIES.
Tho NAV was by far the most ambi-
,,r, amateur theatrical performance at
,,nntsd here In many years. In the cast
va ,bo~us were Miss Althca Danielson,
y,, Yer, VI Bennett Miss Ethel NJ.
Ions Miss GLADYS n. Jones, Miss Pansy
q CLAYTON. Miss Fricda L. Schneider.
vt,. Ethel turarber. Miss Madeline
n.,scp Miss Florence T.. Cavanaugh,
v,, co-deIa vi Tilden, Miss Virginia
.i,,s Kelsey. Mss Mile Northrup STRAIT
g, Miss mildred Mariner, Miss Emily
v,,l-u~ Mss 1.ourania Nandergriff,
v,s Gruyera Ta~lor, Miss Katherine
S..i,e,o, Misc Margucr Van Wrinkle,
~, r'ss Hammi Miss Mildred At
,-,or Ms Marie Lane. Miss Elgie
r,rso Ms Glare Goettl.ng, Miss Nan
c,.rurg Nss Marian Burroughs, Miss
sI-s Eos. MISS Alish Nash, Miss Elsie
nv Miss Dorothy G. Grey. Miss Edna
E,f,' Miss Elsie Hoffman, Miss Ruth
e paws Mss Harriet Graham. Miss
10 ar
e.. 1-rra Wiener. Miss Florence Wiener.
NJ" Helen Dcua-' ST. Miss Dorie Atkin-
.,srd w. Harry Devices.
c.rrl,,l festivities will not begin ON
,r,u, until the coronation or Miss Viz
.D,., Hon, Kelsey as Queen Titania XIV.
!. ,,. ocean Grove Auditorium on FRI
l,, evening August 81. Rehearsals for
.s. elaborate ceremony are already under
, .,a lrdicrt,ons are foy the most
,,-.,,,i'a- ertf rita nment ever arranged
.. ,hs uves'iture Of a monarch or AS
hr-, rarRs fairy court
d. Informal enterta lnment began to-
.,,,, With dance at the Columbia
VS. h- the Iomus club In honor OF
-. Es'-ay's elevation to the carniVaI
n.,rs They were more than two hun
,.l a., the dance. which was one OF tho
mas, elaborate NJ the season.
t'IANfNn'N tfNolu hltdhlllE ''''N
81, a. .,st made a; the annual casting
,r,,,t NJ tho Asbury Park Fishing
c,., Ia. saturday. was still the topic or
'.,..., .v aS,ug circles this week MT.
r,.,,n, ,.f ,rlv established a new CLUB
- tg, ser IN a new worries mark
10 ys4d four ounce lead In making the
..s, .h.pb was also under club condi-
,..-, ,s,iired 10 be within the boundaries
lane. ,.,.,,.
r,., have not been biting very hriskly
.,... off i4tc and high seas have prevented
,os sen fishing for tuna. Thus tar ou.
go flrl which weighed ninety-eight
.Y,vl.. was brought In by local hsnins
-.-..s-
~ Pr,-rammc OF the weekly concert
~, hold AZ the Bristol last night CON
,,'-sa frslve numbers. being practic""v
ar .,-stlr cast Among the plea
ns,i,-es NJ tue evening were duets ny MIS-
= "A Wurur and julie CahI! OF New
y,r,' chinese tango by Miss SIeoert
,,I g. Do Sob. RI proved novelty anu
,-a',H favorable comment
NJ. Ea,.ciu ,u humorous recltauohS
,-t ,s.,,,f1us ~ we'll known people was
..- ..s,.ycd. Miss Mary Rascom OF chi
l. 70, ought the .rpwd with her Original
Hr; inj singing. III,
-, ~. lsEy dance contest, IN ~hlch
Nr-.VD couples took part was won ny
Mis- Mr., Gtsr1w ~ chicago ana Master
pl-'i HN.ard % Dtytona. Fla.
Members uf 'ha Ashury Park Elks are
~ar.i elaborate preparations for their
-.rs.e.I festival. which will he held In the
Bach Nudflttum August %, - ana ~.
iTarg th, singers who Will appear VIII
- N.a Nelson. the soprano George
n.,'al. tNa Boh.mian-American tenor
r-.M. Har,o,d Il tho Century Opera
r,.s,r. forces Mabel Garrison. soprano
'a-,na i'l'. n.eytone Nine. Rosa olitzkd'
P.sa, coo,ralto, Nahan Franko' Vio-
.r..'. and others. ..
O-s ~ the attractions OF the August
p-agrtrm. bore VII he the pure 1000
exhibition no tho Beach Auditorium, anu
N which tho United states Government
e sc.I.as I~usy, showing the chief In
t.,fa,- ~ tho country, There VIII be
many foreign exhibits. and booths nave
BIN taken by the country's leading 1000
@Hlit .u'.lS
The Lafayette held It's annual children's
farmland carnival on Tuesday. IL az
'rl-'ed NOR. than 200 children from the
ho,e' colony, who came to the party
dressed tl represent characters IN the
fairy book. There were games and music
and dance I'm which the little folk demon
srr.',d tic new steps concluded the pro-
grinm.
Late registrations include:
New Montcrcy-Mr. and Mrs John Il
V.qula. NJ and Mrs, Orville Harold
'o II. e. sherrard. Mr.. and Mrs. q, j.
Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. 6. l.. Van Worst
~ and Mr.. VI T. Connolly, Miss Marion
c5areny, Il ". Porter of New York.
Coleman House-Mr and Mrs q. f.
S,m0ur Miss L. Moiner Mrs. f. r.
N1nhdla. A. l.. Morchella. J. Howard.
,oan D. Mayors Mr.. and Mrs. clifford
tagh 4 VI Applegate. +. q. Britt. Mr.
81 Mr. " H. S'mons. c. A. Tederer
IN W Il. Ingram, Donald w. short
W. AID Mrs +. Anderson. Mrs. Louis
Casper and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b. Narwalk
o New York
iaftyett,--G George + Gentles. Mr.. and
a.'s Jay r. Salnger, Miss L, Irwin. F. NJ.
Sanders NJ and Mrs. l. $ Adams, Mr.
M. Mrs. George r. Walton. Mrs. George
..e,. j Stone, j. Franklin Burke. j.
Harold Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Wilson,
i Garden wilson Miss Anna w.
4 'iG'l, Nh, $. G. McNulty. Miss q. L.
I ,.H Charles Davis. Hartford Davis
~. g. H. A.good OF New York.
7.l " E Mr. and Mrs. William Kel-
.I William EolMm, Ir., Mr., and Mrs
Young, Mis-, Helen Young, T., N
'a"r. j. j. clarke. T., !. Sears Mrs. r.
S,ar'o-. J. T., Banks, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Glover Thomas J. Dunno, II. H.
s1 L'n. Miss Mary Cook and Mr.. and
s y a. ko-oy oc New York.
g. Walters. Jr, II. c. Smyth,
h. VI SNarth, Miss 4. NJ Flnkler
Il Weed haw, + y. Curry and
N.''. W y Knapp. F.. Pohl, Miss Sylvia
y. Mss f. Burger, J. Hesse, Miss NJ
/. lIoll"y, William Gooch, Miss