The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12
Tango Craze on the Wane at Asbury
Park--.Half and Half Taking
Its Place
It's Place

AssURY PARK. y. j., July ii.--Another
week end throng that threatens again
to exhaust hotel accommodations poured
into the resort to-day. Aspurv Park hotel
proprietors were just recovering from the
holiday rush when afternoon arrivals
came in such numbers as TO make them
prepare to set up cots In Railways and
bathrooms to provide quarters for them.
The resorts Fourth OF July visitors
broke all numerical records. The day
was ideal and the celebration was safe
and sane. not az accident nor an arrest Ia
the vast throng being reported
With the departure OF the holiday visit
ors the summer permanents resumed
their rounds o. eayety The coming State
canoe regatta Is the important event OF
the month, and members OF the Asbury
Park Canoe Club are making active prep
arations for the two days OF racing. Car
n.val gossip is linking the name OF Miss
Virginia Hope Kelsey OF the Plaza Hotel
with that OF Queen Titania. Miss Kelsey
was the Princess Cinderella OF last year.
Carnival plans are maturing and the en-
tries for the baby parade are quite up to
normal
\ glance In hotel bathrooms Is evidence
Of the waning popularity OF the tango
here. Tho half and half, which IL vari-
alton ~ the tango steps. Is replacing the
former craze In nearly all OF the smart
hotels. though the tango Is still the popu-
lar dance I'm the Boardwalk Casino Cool
weather has made dancing unusually pop
ular here this week. The West End
Hotel has added a tango matinee as an at
traction, while in the New Monterey an
after breakfast dansant is a feature. The
| Coleman House tango tea is stlll popular
| Wednesday nights are given over to In
formal dances white trousers, white shoes
and dark coats being the recognized In
formal dress for men. while simple frocks
are prescribed for the young women.
F1shermen have had rare luck this
| week. In addition TO a run OF giant bass,
bluensh have appeared in a great school
which Ia feeding close enough inshore TO
take bait cast from the beach. Jacob
Wertheim's thirty-sx pound bass. taken
| with rod and reel. In the largest OF the
| season. while Hugh ". Vests ten pound
three ounces buefish Is not only the larg-
est OF the season but r. north Jersey shore
record for rod fishermen. II. *. Satow
caught a thirty-thrce pound bass and
Mrs. Frank Sinsinger got her name in the
archives Of the Asbury Park Fishing Club,
OF which her husband Is a member. by
landing twenty-seven pound base.
A week of concerts by singers from the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company has
been arranged as a benefit for the local
Elks. Mrs David Mcmillan OF Now York
who has a cottage here has arranged "a
have Orville Harold. the tenor. Alice
Nelson, the soprano. and George Dustol
the Bohemian tenor. appear in concerts
In the Beach Auditorium the week OF
August "a together with Albert Spalding
the violinist. The beneft In for tho new
$500 clubhouse for the Elks. which IL
nearly completed.
Ernest A. Harvey has donated a hand.
some silver loving cup as a trophy In a
round robin tennis tournament which will
be held the last week In July at tho Audi
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revival here this year and tho courts Al
the Auditorium are daily crowded.
The weeks arrivals include
New Monterey-E. de Blrmin CHAM
Miss C. II Sasel. Miss Mary @. Jones
Miss Adelaide NJ. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. sey
mour. Mrs. A. X. Bissell. Mrs. r. c. Gilt
ter. Mr.. and Mrs p. II. Parker. Mr.. anc
Mrs. l.. Chester. ". g. Duncan. Miss II
King. Dr. J. C. Brophy. f. Robertson
Page Noll. John Davey. James A Dave,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Clark OF New
York
Hotel Columbia. NJ Kllgour. Martir
s. Crane. J. Schler. Joseph r. Padelford
Frank ]. White. John V. Judge. Mis-
Edith johnson, c. J. Davis Miss l.. Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Trcnsch, Mrs. VI
Howell Miss q. Snyder Of New York
William p. Moakley and Mr.. and Mrs. II
Kusin OF Brooklyn.
Coleman House-Mr. and Mrs. ". Pat
terson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins. Mr.
and Mrs. John Everett, Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mount. Mr.. and Mrs
+. =. futile. Miss NJ. Flynn. Miss NJ
Dufrie. Bennett Duffie. Mr.. and Mrs. II
: Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Duffe, Georg
I Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jackson. Mis-
Elena Conrad and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nor
man of New York.
Brunswck---Frank ]. Clark. Mr.. an
Mrs. Jordan Lindley. Mr. and Mrs. n. r
- Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Alin. MI
l. and Mrs. 4. &. Suits, L. w Appleby. {
. T.. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Allcl
4 Miss f. II. Allen and II. u. Almond O
= New York.
Lafayette-John f. Heney. Richard y
n LindGren, Mrs. John Turner Miss Emil
j. Turner. Mrs, Louis Casper. Frank Cas-
k per. Caryl s. Fleming. Miss Sarah Enni,
i Miss Dolly Ennis. Mr. ana Mrs. r. r, co,
:. Miss Marie Coe, Mr.. aud Mrs, Thomas NJ