The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-05
kSBURY PARK PLANS
EXTENDED SEASON
Rand Concerts to Be Kept Up
Till September 2O-La-
Dor Day Dance.
CUNNING SEASON OPEN

-o,a week ago caused many visi-
,o,, here 20 leave a few days earlier
..,, anticipated, but the Labor Day
So,,day throng began arriving yester-
,., and this evening tho hotels are
,., nlled throughout tho resort. All
a, m, bathing groups will remain open
.,tu the fifteenth and the shops and
amusement places along the boardwalk
x,n do business indefinitely. a number
..o,,r,ne their intention to remain open
al winter.
m. ars, move on the part Of Mayor
r p r. Hetrick and the city commits
.son.rs TO entertain and smuse fall visi-
,or. was to arrange with Bandmaster
Arthur Pryor for the continuance OF
hand concerts at the Arcade Pier. This
examination will remain here until the
twentieth Of the month and play every
afternoon and evening. The original
,,sn was to end the season Monday
night.
TIE usual Friday night ball was held
In the Arcade Pier last evening in con-
n.c,ion with Pryor's band. which will
,l,o play for the Labor Day dance.
Amusemcnts on the e~splanade will he
transferred from the Arcade to the Ca
sino after September 10 and will be
eontinued through the winter with
dances three times a week special
attractions as feature events. In late
september a harvest home ball will he
riven and there will be features CO.
iumbus Day. Halloween. Thanksgiving.
Christmas and New Years. Mayor
He,rlck is also contemplating n hlg
charity ball during the winter
The bench show of the Asbury Park
Kennel club. which Is scheduled for
septemher - and 90. is attracting con-
siderable attention. The logs will he
benched IN the boardwalk Casino and
fsnclers throughout the East will en-
Ter their best exhibits.
Gunners from all parts Of the State
were numerous along the North Jersey
coas, this week. The open season for
shooting reed and rail birds began
Wednesday and as the game Is plentl-
'ul In this section. II was a poor marks
man that did not return with a good
baE.
Frank c.. Ernst OF the Asbury Park
Fishing Club landed his second blue
nose shark Of tho season this week.
While fshing for striped bass from
he beach the shark ook the bait and
after PLAYING him for forty-fve min
utes Mr.. Ernst wadcd into the surf and
ragged II up on the sand. II meas
ured 8 feet s inches n weighed 13s
pounds.
For tho benefit OF the save a Home
Fund" Nine. Rosa Olitzka, contralto Of
ne Metropolitan. Chicago and Boston
opera companies. gave a song recital in
me ballroom OF the New Mc>terey
Hotel this evening.
Edward Bromberg. the basso, Will be
the soloist at the sacred concert In the
New Metropolitan Hotel to morrow eve
ming. This hotel will re,-ain open all
winter and feature Saturday evening
subscription dances.
Morning dansants ae the latest So
clal diversion enjoyed by the patrons
~ the Columbia Irotel. Charles J.
Brureel introduced the innovation
Tuesday morning md thew will be con-
tInued until after labor Day.
L. q. Pacent and T. c. Smith. guests
o. the Fcnimore Hotel and wireless ex-
p.rts, have installed n complete wire
less outfit In the music room OF the
'otel and daily reDorts of the baseball
sames and general news are received.
The eleventh annual reunion OF the
Rockefeller family association was held
AZ Sunset rlll Thursday and Friday.
The fam dinner was held Thursday
evening. = number Of the party Wis
ttsi Bar sons Corners. John u. Rookie
r.1er's estate at Lakewood. to-day, 20
see the monument erected in memory
N Johann Peter Rockefeller, founder
OF the family.
Miss Helen Darling and Charles
Bayha were the winners of the lucky
numher dance contest in the Coleman
House grill Tuesday evening. The last
summer dance for children was given
IN the Casino OF the hotel Wednesday
evening.
Arrivals at the hotels this week from
View York include:
Metropolltan-Mrs. o. Preston, Her
eert J. Kraemer. William Levi, A. C,
Andrews. Otto Wigaart, o. d. Penn,
Miss l. r., Winterble, Mr., and Mrs.
Roger Magee, Miss May NJ. Flynn and
", J. Walsh.
New Monterey-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
DAWSON. Mr.. and Mrs. w S Thatcher.
Miss Thatcher. Mrs. J. w. Heritage and
Miss Heritage.
Plaza-L. |. Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II smyth, Mr., and Mrs. j. w. McCready,
4 A. Vogler. d. w. Meighen. j. d.
Sephenicks, y. Pistanis and NJ. ].
Black.
Coleman House-H. X. Landers. A.
! Boyle, J. +, Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Griffin, Mrs. John Lesther. Mr..
ana Mrs II. f. Thompson and Mr.. and
AIRS Harry Roskell.
brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. II. Price,
Yrs LeMot. Orlando Ross. p, ]. Troy.
y. Ia Connor, H.. Il. Taylor, Jr,, NJ. w.
FINEST, It ]. Munson, G.. II. Tilton and
al. and Mrs. William Barclay.
Nolumbla-Mrs. w. A. Jennings, Miss
~ Cunningham. Miss J. L. Cunning
lam, Mss f. White, H.. Semken, Mrs.
- Thoms and Louis Dunn.
Monmouth-Mr. and Mrs. George s.
at Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Shipman, Miss
nnpman, Mrs. w. C. Selden, Mrs. L. r.
bentley and Parker Bentley.
,shlmore-V d. Revian, II. Ardson,
Clark, Henry Moran. l.. @. Smith,
sn' iianan, A. L. Vogt and Miss An
"a flaming.
.ne1iord--J. Mcnamara, q. g. Boes-
Va. =; j. kunz, Jack Fitch, Miss NJ.
r'..Neis, Mrs. o, J. Mccormick, Miss |
wells and Miss Mabel Wells.
W. 'sno'-Jame A. McGovern. Mr.. and
GnSh' j McGovern, Miss NJ. e. Nc
p..Hrh' Mrs. d. J, Ryan. Miss Frances
ana George l.. Fitzpatrick.
I@n,attan-Mr ID. A. Bruen, Mrs.
w. Engar, William +. Evans, c. A.
ulha"' William g. a. Woodruff, l..
nsShron"k and ". c. Arnold. Jr. !
; col."Iay'llc Mr., and Mrs. John ".
en-, "sl' Miss y. Tcxtor. Mrs. II. Rob-
H.. W., Caroline f. Horton, Carl II.
~ and =. e Gerhardt.
''roush-Mrs L. A. Archer. Miss