New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
MANY COTTAGERS At ASBURY
PARK

Asbury Park. y. j.. June i0-The
season is or in Asbury Park. The sum
rer girl with her new frocks and the
sumner hoy with mis- neckties and
shirts that give the lie TO the story
about the shortage Of dyes are on
the boardwalk and beaches and chas-
ine the echoes from hotel bathrooms
by filing them with the bsbble Of
summer stuff" that never IS heavy
enough 20 echo. Business men. sup
posed 10 be tired are daily increasing
in number. but their conduct here
doesn't show exhaustion. for they are
dancing with the youngest people.
bathing with them and promenadins
with them.
Asbury's onening rush came with
Memorial Day. II saw the first thou.
sands pour into the resort. and Il
brought the first summer permanents.
This term applies to all who stay right
through until the leaves begin TO turn
color. and ID includes considerable
population these days. Several OF the
larger hotels opened on the holiday.
and though the mid-week sojourners
were lonely az times for the crowds.
today brought the usual over-Sunday
throngs, and tonight the resort is well
filled again.
The vacstionist returning 10 Asbury
Park found changes in business place
downtown, a new hotel and several
houses remodelled, but the old fsmil.
lar prospectus along the boardwalk
unchanged. The holiday crowds in
CURED eagerly for the summer pro
gramme, found satisfaction in the an
rouncement OF the return Of Arthur
Pryor's band TO the Arcade and inter
est IN the statement that Julian Mitch
ell, the theatrical man, will be the
guiding genius OF the carnival enter
tsinments.
Cottages have rented well this year
and the campaign IS not yet over. The
prices have ranged better than in the
last three years, and the bargain hunt
ers will find the field well canvass.d
and few real bargains left Several big
conventions booked for this month will
IA themselves practically make the
June season. In mid-June the Medical
Society OF New Jersey comes here for
three days TO celebrate is l5Oth ami
yerssry. 1t Is the oldest state medical
association in the Union, and delegates
from practically every state medical or
ganization IN America are expected TO
participate in the anniversary pro-
gramme.
The physicians will be followed BY
the convention Of the American Library
Association. The resort has been mott
ned TO prepare Tor 1900 delegates to
this convention. This means an as
semblage Of more than $500 persons
Tor the convention, according TO the
estimates from the convention bureau.
One OF the biggest outings TO Asbury
Park this year will be the excursion OF
employees Of the National City Bank OF
New York. Tentative arrangements
have been made to entertain 500 20
1000 employees az the Monterey Hotel.
the absolute schedule being held in
allegiance pending agreement on a date.
Looking ahead nearly ten weeks. the
100000 persons who attended the baby
parade last year may be interested in
the announcement Of the frst enrol
ment for the twenty-seyenth annual
pageant. She is Adele Lewis. five years
old, the daughter Of Or. and Mrs. s. A.
Lewis. Of 574 Bedford Avenue. Broos
Ign. she beat out Lillian r. Hueth-r.
the yesr-old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Huether. ir, Of $50 Thomas
Street, Newark, BY one mail. Littl,
Miss Huether was followed by Helen
Dorothy Morton. daughter Of Mr.. snd
Hrs. William {. Morton, OF White
pfatrs