The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04

AssUNY PARK, N. J.. July 8.-This
rssurt b entertaining its record Fourth
Of July crowd to-niGht and every visitor
seems glad to BE- in The Tow Without
q Frewn' for the holiday. Dances are
being hald In practically every hotel
and y t0oka A. though every one knew
how to dance. There IL no lack Of
Amusement for visitors. as all the at
fractions along the Boardwalk are in
hull swing.
Trains packed to the doors began Ar
irving this morning and have continued
to arrive all day. Despite the unusual
tnfxux 06 VISITOR, surprising tho great
est expectations Of the resorts authori-
tteo. thsrs n room for every one and &C
commodattons to suit every purse.
The fishing pier was closed to fol-
t0W0rs a Isaak Walton tonight. as II
was entirely occupied by paraphernaiia
Tor thu fireworks display. which proved
to - ~ most elaborate yet presented.
Arthur Pryor and his band are Installed
In he Arcade and evening
win give . special sacred and patriotic
concert. Monday evening there will be
. hail IN the Boardwalk Casino under
b auspices II he Carnival Association.
Owing to the tremendous number of
automobiles that visit Asbury Park daily
b City Commissioner were compelled
~ ~ oS~h M AA8tH blo9
tRa1ne through the streets Of the resort.
Al Ne Ams time the governing body
DreDaseo To have the laws interpreted
l0ag0Ay. A policeman who arrested a
Waiting sutomobilist for stopping his
car - The wrong side Of the street wac
0oosGht to account and an order was
mt instructins the police and jus
t1ea0 . uAo common sense in enforcing
t1af3e rules. On the other hand. q pub
Ia AwaA hAa hAAN vnnIA fh.t xAattf--
aueoHDobtisfs assist the authorities in
protsctins Life and living up to the
'1nA1aty FIRST" slogan when crossing
Oerooe Intersections and busy crossings.
Ths local campaign fer woman's suf-
6aSO reached a enthusiastic conclusion
TuDday night when DR.. ms Howard
Shaw addressed a largo audience In the
Beach Auditorium, which had been
placed At her disposal by James A.
Bradley. While in Asbury Park Or.
Shaw was the guest OF Mrs Samuel
HslnAr Of Philadelphia. who has a coun-
try estate at Spring Lake.
Thtrty-ffve members Of the Old Guard
Club Of the Sehuylkiil Navy OF Pnila del
phia wero guests OF Alonzo X. Parsons,
proprfetor of the Hotel Brunswick, over
b week End. This Is an annual event
with the Old Guard, of which Mr.. Par
sons II q m The directors and
s@~S ~ NV MN nave bCSi III fllDAofs
in their various crews.
In honor Of the hotels t%wenty-nfth
season In business NJ. II. Frost. pro-
prietor Of tho Lafayette, will Civ a
silver Jubilee ball at the hotel Monday
evening. for which more than 400 in
~vitations have been sent out. There will
he several silver prizes offered In the
lucky number contests and each guest
will receive . souvenir. Originally
starting with a house to accommodate
twenty-five the Lafayette has grown to
he ono Of the largest and most valuable
hotel properties In the city.
A Colonial ball was given at the Met
ropolitan Hotel tonight and attracted
. great crowd from the cottage colonies
along the coast. Tomorrow afternoon
there will be a sacred concert M tho
hotel and a large tea Among the
prominent persons registering at the
Metropolitan this week were Mr.. aud
MIRA 8. II. Miller and family OF New
York. Mr.. Miller Is president - the
Chase National Bank. A. y. Williams.
vice-president OF the .F,tna Insurance
Company, arrived hts week from Hart
ford. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Will
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Scudder and
their son. Assemblyman F.. T. Scudder
OF Newark. are season guests here.
Among the recent arrivals are
Metropolitan-Miss NJ. r. Gibson. ].
o. Stokes, Peter Doelger. g. ". Slaugh-
ter. Mrs. c. Wigand, Miss +. Wigand.
J. q. Aiken. William T. Lawrence, 4.
w. McCurdy. Mr.. and Mrs. @. a. Mem
nus. John Il. Butler, +. s. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs, w. II, Faust, Miss Rose Faust,
Miss Elizabeth Faust, Miss Anna Faust
n c. N. Eakle OF New York.
Coleman House,. u. James, 7. y
Seaman Il. A. Campbell, John j Mac
Cane5. 4. Berthold, Mr.. and Mrs. j |.
D~ougharty. Mr., and Mrs. j NJ Math.
William Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Big
low, Mrs, ?. Vandlatzen, Miss II DavI.
son. DIR, H. f., Schlee, MIR and Mrs
John Eldridge, Mr., and Mrs. William II.
Rooth. Frederick Anchor and Mr.. and
Mrs. +, r. Billow Of New York.
P1axa-Mr and Mrs, T.. q. James. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Becker. Miss Con.
stance Becker, Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
Reeve. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Moore. Mr.
and Mss. Edward DE Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs
James L. Goefrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Livingston, Miss Helen Livingston, Rob
srt Livingston, OF New York.
Columbia--Mr. and Mrs. ]. VI Thomp-
SON OF New York, Charles A. Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. E, Evans, Miss NJ II,