The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
BIGGEST CARNIVAL
FOR ASBURY PARK
cesort Already in Midst Of Ac-
tivities-CanOe Regatta
on Deal Lake.
DANCE TO PRYOR'S BAND

this evening with n ccleDratlOn on Deal
Lake. This was the chief entertainment
feature In the weeks carnival pro-
sramme. Announcement by the carni-
val commission that more than 100 en-
tries have already been received for the
silver Jubilee parade which will take
place August % assures the greatest
number ever In line. Never before has
this number been equalled In July. AS
bury Parks summer visitors were also
much interested in the further announce
nrent by the commission mat II had
made its first selection OF a member
OF the queens court for this years
carnival. She is Miss Blanche Veronica
Ross, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Ross Of Wanamassa. and she will be
one Of the maids of honor to the queen.
Miss Ross is 90 years old. an enthusi-
astic horseback rider and a graduate OF
Notre Dame. Lowell, Mass.
A conservative stimat of the number
Of persons participating In the dances
IN Asbury Park this evening places II
at 10000. Instead of abating the dance
craze seems to he on the increase here.
The experiment OF allowing dancing In
conjunction with the Pryor band con-
certs at the Arcade pier. which was tried
out Friday evening, proved so successful
that II will be IA feature for the rest
OF the season. Six hundred and fourteen
couples participated the opening night.
Arthur Pryor Is organizing "A chorus
OF about 75 young women and men So
%5ourning here preparatory to having them
present song revues built around popular
comic opera successes. with the posi-
bility of one of the old Gilbert and
Sullivan favorites as a grand finale In
September.
The New Jersey State Association Of
Master Painters and Decorators held
its eleventh annual convention at the
Hotel Brunswick Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. The annual ball game OF
the association was played Thursday
afternoon. ~s0
The Progressive State executive COM
nittee met In the Metropolitan Hotel
this afternoon and listened to an ad-
dress by former State Senator Everett
Colby Of Newark. The Progressives
held their dinner at the hotel this eve
ing, covers being laid for 100.
Finals in the tennis tournament on
the courts of the Metropolitan were
played to-day.
Members and guests OF the National
Surety Company of New York to the
number II $50 were entertained at the
Hotel Plaza this week.
Followers Of lzaak Walton have had
the best sport Of the season this week
a. the fishing pier. Weskfsh have been
running and boys with hand lines have
peeh as successful as the experts with
elaborate outfits.
A children's dance was held at the
New Monterey Hotel Wednesday eve
ming, Secretary OF State Thomas Mar
b tn and Mrs. Martin with their family
are spending the summe at the New
Monterey.
I, wednesday evening the second in the
series OF three dances to celebrate the
twenty-itth anniversary OF VI. II. Frost
mo II z a NEAtfA IAyA1 So .-. a
lucky number contest. with jubilee silver
prizes, made the event doubly interest
ing
Mrs. Amy 4. Waring Of Paterson, a
season soJourner at the Coleman House.
celebrated the e!shty-third anniversary
o' her birth on Tuesday. In honor of
Se event her niece. Miss Fanny Borden.
arranged a dinner for her. Among the
guests were DR.. and Mrs. J. a. Borden,
Ar. and Mrs, J. Nandine, Mrs. Charles
wood, Miss Jessie Wood, Mrs. Henry
AIedendorf, Miss Helen Miedendorf, Mrs.
| ;, u Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. william
stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Mccoy. Mr..
ana Mrs George Schlosser and Mrs. p.
A. Ti,lcy.
The dance at the Albion Tuesday night
va the most successful entertainment
it''lfe at this house so far this season.
Nore Than fifty couples participated.
-" canoe was given this evening at the
Lloyd On August 20 a charity ball will
#" given for the benefit OF homeless
children.
Among the weeks arrivals from New
York were
Metropolitan-Mr. and Mrs. James
VIZ Ny. and Mrs, +. NJ. Ketcham,
~ Carstern, A. l.. owen. Frank S
! MooFe, Nj. and Mrs. II. Punkel. Mr.. and
4 Mfs X Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID
nan MISS l.. f.. Jenkins, Miss Marjorie
.auit', Miss G. r. Green. II. W. Bendel
30 baStcdo. Mrs. +. w. Chamberlain
rhruhs"ick-Mrs. $. Thomas, r. X
snomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Brill, J. O.
CCmth' Il. H. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs
= Ranger, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. HUI
,"er, Arthur v. Hargatt, Mr.. and Mrs
y {. Rauder.
Cuieihtn House-Mrs. I. l.. Hill, Miss
h.hz!' Mr.. and Mrs. ". Travers, Frank.
nn ~Iraycrs, Herbert Kraener, Clifford
syprk' '. \. Noel. join +. Mason, Mr.,
"nu MIS- Walter Hollenbeck, George VI
Mreen' Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Gray and
OF and Mrs, j. +. Salon.
NeW Montercy-Eugene J. Mccarthy
HT ana Mrs. g. NJ. Anderson, Mrs
.oSepn T. McGovern, Miss Jessie McCiov,
VII Miss Lucy McGovern. DR.. w St
yomh Elliott, DR., and Mrs. st. John
LIlloit, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. McAf,
rrry' DR., A. II. Sutherland, Mrs. II
smart, Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Cole, Mr.
ana Mrs, II, Streby and Mrs. J. Klein
faus.
flazt-J. G. Lacey. f. r. Brennlser
Mr. and Mrs. r, H.. McKenny. Mr.. and
"S FRANK Lawrence, Mrs. Edward era
m'r' ,harles II, Goffe, II. X. Day, Mr.
Snp AIRS G. II. Doellner, Allen Schroeder
ar and Mrs. Juan Peret.
'hIumbia-Mrs. T.. Stadler, Mrs. ii. r
Hoerlng. DR., and Mrs, ]. T. Asch, Mr.
ana Mrs. ii. Rlrmlng, Jr., ii. Il. Downes
Slss Helen Roberts, Lee A. Agnew, Mrs
70 Gibson. George l.. Merrick, Mrs
~ r. Pagan. Miss Fl. Mccarthy, L.. u
hardt.
Monmouth-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Acker
Martin Il, Horwitz, Miss Blanche Finley
r. honnelly. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
faliner and Miss Palmer.
hr!stol-Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Hon.
man Miss Hannah A. Palmer. DR.. r.
Hanson, Jr. Mrs. y. NJ. Straub, j. w
rttH' William L. Emmons and Mr.. and
> MI, William l.. Schock.
hrdford-Arthur Petit, Miss Ruth
lane, Miss Belle KINNEY. T. II. Weir
" Colhurn, Mr., and Mrs. H.. Winter
:, a smith, DR., and Mrs. II. Hunting
,oh, L. Young, j. =. Muller, Mr.. ant
srs. q, Pominville. Miss Gertrude Pom
'hvllle. o, c.. Boesen and w d. Wheden
MArlhoronuh- ~ u.-nn II