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MANY COTTAGERS
AT HIGHLANDS, N. J

Sadie and Agnes Carroll OF Brooklyn
are the guests OF Ma and Mrs. George
Veeder Of New York at their home on
the river front
Mrs. William French and the Misses
Charlotte and Selma French OF New
York are at their summer home near the
Point. They have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. William Trimmer and Miss
Minnie Trimmer
At the Bayview Cottage are Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Tietjen and the Misses Au-
gusta and Florence Tiet1en. Mrs. James
Hartley. Miss Agnes Hartley of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. James Richard
OF East Orange.
Mrs. Johr Everslage and the Misses
Olive and May Everslage OF New York
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs James
Eversage of Brooklyn at their summer
home on the river Miss Edith and Miss
Mary Rosemar of Brooklyn are visiting
their aunt Mrs. William Rutan of Mount
Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hancock
of Brooklyn have as their guests Mrs,
HancoCk's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Houser, and the Misses Phpoe and
Agnes Houser of New York.
The Misses Florence and Olive koenig
OF Brooklyn are the guests OF their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Koenig OF Newark.
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TESTAMENT LEAGUE STIRS
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

ATLANTIC HIoHLANDs, N. J.. Aug. 10
The hot weather has developed Atlantic
Highlands into well populated seaside
resort. Thousands Of people have been
coming here to spend the day wander
ing around the water front and climbing
the hills, which furnish the only COM
bination of mountains and seashore to
be found on this part OF the Atlantic
coast.
Entertainments for the benefit of the
Red Cross have been in progress this
week at the Brentwood House and the
Pocket Testament League conducted a
drive to raise money with which to
provide soldiers with pocket Bibles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson OF East
Orange have opened their cottage for
August. James r, Betz Of Newark Is
occupying the Betz bungalow in Thomp-
son avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hazelton and the
Misses Florence and Laura Hazelton OF
New York are at their summer home
near Locust Point, They are entertain
ing Mrs. IiaZelton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. joan Van Mater.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Powell and the
Misses Selma and Charlotte Powell OF
Brooklyn are Mt their cottage near
Beacon road for the rest Of the season.
They are entertaining Mr.. Powelrs
brother, George Powell, and his daugh-
ter, Mis- Nellie Powell of Mount Vernon,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mayo and tho
Misses Olive and Sadie Mayo of Brook
Ign are NJ the Eldridge bungalow near
Locust Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and the
Misses Amy and Nellie Evans OF Brook
Ism are the guests of Mr., and Mrs James
Evans At their bungalow in Bay view
avenue.
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SOLDIERS GUESTS
AT LONG BRANCH

Lone BRANCH, n. j., Aug 1O-Coi,
George W Helms commanding officer
at Camp Vail. is after the Long Branch
jitney drivers for overcharging soldiers
for trips TO camp Early this week fifty
or more were cited to appear before
James Chasney. Commissioner OF Public
Safety, and Lieut.. Fred w. McClintic,
the Provost Marshal Counsel for the
bus drivers, William L. Edwards, and
the Provost Marshal were named a com
mlttee TO arrange for a new schedule
of fares.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbard Parker
Of New York and West Long Branch
gave surprise dinner to their son,
John IL Parker. Jr., a few nights ago
on the eve OF his departure for a South
ern camp. Frank q. Alden. .Ir., soh
of Frank O. Alden OF Westwood avenue.
who left the following day to join the
United States marines in South Caro-
lima, was one of the guests, Following
the dinner music and dancing were en-
joyed. The others at the dinner were
the Misses Harriet futile. Cecile
Smith, Margaret Beach, Molly and Kate
Parker, Hattie Messler and Marion AL
den and the Messrs. l.angdon +. Norton.
Howard Poole, Cecil Sherman. Earl
Hopper John II, Meyer. Harold Hagel
and WINS Messler
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elsie of Oak
hurst have received letter from their
son. Corporal Edward Elsie, saying that
he and his brother had met unex-
pectedly somewhere IN France" Ed
ward left for overseas from Camp Nc
Clellan Admission, Ala. and his brother
Joseph from Camp Upton, Yaphank, l.. t.,
and the first intimation that they were
camped a mile apart came to them when
they were told by an officer who had
been detailed for special work.
Ira II. Benjmain of Branchport ave-
nue.. who was conspicuous by his activ,
itv in the Third Liberty Loan, was toast,
master at the Chamber of Commerce
loyalty dinner given at the New Holly
wood Hotel at which Gov. Walter II.
Edge, Everett Colby ard DIR. Ray lay
man Wilbur were the speakers. Or. VII
bur Is connected with the Food ACrin
stratIon in WASHINGTON, d, C. The din
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GARDEN FETE FOR CHILDREN
GIVEN AT AILENHURST.

ALLENHURsT. ". T.. Aug lo.-Ailen-
hurst is having altogether the best sea-
son In years, and there Is an unusual
amount OF entertaining going on. There
will he a large gathering tonight in the
Allenhurst Club for one OF the big for
NAL dances OF the season.
Mayor and Mrs. John r Hyian
motored down few days ago and were
entertained by A. T. JuHnson a. one OF
the Ailenhurst cottages NJ. JOhnson's
daughter had hcen entertaining for ten
DAYS Miss Hylan. the Mayors daughter.
who accompanied him back to Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald t Vanderbilt
were guests at Il e Allenhurst Casino n
few days ago,
garden fete and amusement zone
for children was held Monday afternoon
on the lawns OF the residence o. Mr..
and Mrs f. Il. Davis OF Interlaken. The
entertainment was for the benefit OF the
Childs Welfare Association On the
reception committee were Mrs. Frank
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SPRING LAKE BALLS
YIELD $4,000 FU\T

SFRING LAKE. n. J., Aug lo.-The sec
ond of the midsummer fetes that have
become features OF the season at Spring
Lake was held Thursday night in the
New Monmouth Hotel. bcins the Gov
ernor's bali. This year there was an
admission charge and all receipts have
been donated to the local chapter Of the
Red Cross. wh,cn n week ago gave
Monmouth ball al tho ESSEX and Sussex.
From these two entertainments nearly
$4,000 was realized. Gov Walter T..
Edge attended the ball with his military
staff and there were DELEGATIONS OF ON
GERS from Camp Dix and Camp Vail aud
the base hospital at Lakewood
still a third Red Cross fete has been
arranged here. ON August II in the
New Monmouth Mrs. Kari q. Rochlng,
president Of the local society, and her
co-workers will have bridge tourna-
ment
Miss Peggy Lynch Is entertaining Miss
Ruth Lawrence Of Lakewood for tn. Red
Cross ball and over the week end. Mrs
Adrian Hoffman Joline is entertaining
Mrs J. y. Madden, Miss Florence Mad
den. Mrs. Adrian l.arkin, Miss Sarah
Lark'n and Lawrence Larlin over the
wed end Nine A. de Embil and her
daughters the Misses Cow!oy OF Ha-
vaua, Cuba are at the Essex AMI sussex
for the balance of the season.
Friends OF Alfred Il. Smith, the DEM
oCratlc candidate for Governor In New
York. have organized Smith league
among women at North Jersey shore re-
sorts Miss Thcrese OCounor Of the
Second Assembly district, Manhattan,
who Is passing the season here is pres
ident OF the club and Mrs L. ]. Nc
Namara OF Brooklyn secretary. A cam
paign committee to work under i've cap
tans was named as follows: Miss
Eleanor O'Brien OF tho Bronx, who is
at Sea Girt for the season Miss Ida
Barrett Of Manhattan, who is PASSING
the summer here. Miss Mary Gleason
Of Brooklyn. who Is a visitor AT Long
Branch, and Miss Ida Iaynes OF Brook
lyn. who is at the Highlands
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Cnsarc.' II
New York have Joined friends At the
Shoreham for the remainder Of the e.a-
son Other arrivals At tn Shor. ham
include II V G. Romans, Ms Louise
Embric. Miss Anita q Casnrcs. Mr..
and Mrs Charles o. Gross Mss Edith
Manning and Miss Olga Manning ~
New York
Judge J. G, Flouruov Of WASHINGTON
spent SUNDAY with Mrs. Flouruov Mt
the New Breakers Hotel \ y Adams
of Philadelphia Joined Mis- family over
Sunday, Capt MrFadden Of Camp ok
and Gen w, + Martin and a party Of
Officers had dinner Al the New Breakers
on Sunday.
The Red Cross workers took posscs-
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4 inches. Miss Elizabeth Gallagher
won the event for women with an
average of 1877 feet.
Ensign \. w. Dixon of New York,
formerly summer resident here, is
at the Albion on a short visit. lie has
teen making trips to European ports
every five weeks since war was de-
clared He is the guest Of Mrs. c. l..
Baker and Miss Gertrude Baker OF
Passaic, who are at the Albion for the
season.
Miss Jennie NJ. Down of New York
returned to the Manhattan Hotel
where she has passed the summer for
several years as Mrs. George {. Will
son. wife of Sergeant Wilson. Quarter
master Corps. stationed at Fort Han
cock.
An Asbury Park boat boy now n
soldier in France will find welcome
at the home of Sir Thomas Upton
according to letter which John II
Donnelly, the soldiers brother. has
Just received from the yachtsman
Christopher Donnelly Is with the 1o7t1
Infantry. He is a brother Of DR.
James Donnelly, who was also boat
boy on Wesley Lake here years age
and who was the first American physl-
clan to die In the war. John ponnoIy
Is passing a vacation here.
Among the uniformed men at the
Thedford for the week end were: j
f. Whitlock. L. 8. n; Ltcuts. j. l.
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FRONGS SENT TO THE JERSEY BEACHES BY THE HOT WAVE

Thompson, chairman: Frank Mcmahon.
Jesse Mlnot, Mort v. Pach. Jacob Yanko,
william II. Houston. Joseph Salz and
Monroe Eisner.
In addition 10 these committees a gem
eral Red Bank committee has been APP
pointed. consisting OF NJ NJ Davidson.
Newton Doremus John II Cook, w.
Strother Jones, Mayor Arthur A. Pat
terson, Z. Gerry Roberts. George NJ.
Sandt, l.. Schwartz, W. y. Sweeney and
J. NJ. Shapiro.
woman 9 committee. with Miss Rosa
weis as chairman. includes Mrs. John
s. Applegate. Mrs. Howard s. Borden,
Mrs. Richard Applegate, Mrs. John II.
Cook. Mrs. Louis o. Davidson. Mrs. NJ.
NJ Davidson. Mrs Monroe Eisner. Mrs.
Sgmund Eisner. Mrs. Abram l. Elkus,
wife OF the former Ambassador to Tur-
key Mrs. Herbert w. Hill, Mrs. Alex
ander Haddon. Mrs William II. Hous-
ton, Mrs. Jacob kridel. Mrs. Frank Nc
Mahon. Mrs Jesse Minot. Mrs J. I.
Monsky Mrs. Walter a. Pullman, Mrs.
Samuel SABBATH. Mrs. George A. Steele.
Mrs Percy Straus and Mrs. Jacob
Yanko
A number OF young women have
signed up TO train as nurses "a the re-
suit of the weeks campaign. which
closed last night under the direction 81
the Women's Committee OF the Council
OF National Defence. Mrs. Dpuglas l..
Byrd was chairman of the committee,
which included Mrs. Jesse M!not, Mrs.
Vincent Lamarche, Mrs. John Fl. Cook.
Mrs. NJ Florence Cummings. the county
health nurse, and Miss Mary Hannah,
ths playground director.
Tie recruiting agents were Miss Mar
garet Haskell, Miss Mary Haskel Miss
Audrey Riker, Miss Katherine Hoag-
land Miss Mae Throokmorton, Mrs.
Louis ]. Sieling. Mrs Harry II. Sutton,
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Arthur Lester OF Newark, Mrs. Harr!
Winfield Kasc of New York, Miss Edna
Sumaer and Miss Ann May Terhune OF
Alenhurst. Mrs. Tavashanjian and Miss
Tavashanjian OF New York. Mrs. E. de
Vllaverd OF New York, Mrs. Frank
Davis Of Newark, Miss Margaret Curry.
the Misses Weber, Miss Davis. Mrs.
Wydham Martin and Mrs. f. NJ Tim
minis of New York. Mrs. c. H. Thomas,
Mrs. Orme, Mrs William Warrington,
Mrs Edward Faulks and Miss Marie
Chabcrt.
TIE entertainment included imperso-
nations by Capt. Shaffer OF the Lake
wood Hospital, music by the Allenhurst
club orch4 stra and dancing by the
pupils OF Miss Palmer. Nine. Yvette
Guilbert. the French singer, sold post
cards recently printed in France. and
Mrs. william Paul Ahnelt had charge of
the grab bag. assisted by Mrs william
H. Duval and Mrs. John Mccoy of New
York. Mrs. Arthur G. Stelnbach of AS
bury Park was chairman OF the COM
nitteo on games. Refreshments were
served by COMMITTEES feaded by Mrs
Ross English, who WAS assisted by Miss
Ruth NJ. Davis. Mrs. q. l.. Bennett. Miss
Gladys Jones, Mise Elizabeth Greenough
Mrs. f. ID. Havens, Mrs. J. w. Gates
Mrs. Beecroft and Mrs Vunk.
In the Curlew Hotel last Saturd/J
afternoon a birthday party was held for
Miss Eleanor Samuels OF New York
Solo dances were given by Miss Marjorie
I.owenetein and Miss NJ Zeman Miss
Emily Newberger and James Ulpan
contributed Rotations. Assisting Mrs
Samuels were Mrs. l. L. Lowenstein
Mrs. Victor Zeenan and Miss Wilma
WeisNnan
From New York al the Allenhurst
club are AIR. and Mrs. Frank Cooper
MIR. and Mrs. W. W. barley. H II
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uer was served in the dining room OF
the hotel and was followed by dancing
Thcre wele visitors from all the coast
towns between Atlantic Highlands and
Ashury Park.
Fully five hundred tickets were sold
for the card party AID lawn fete held
at the home Of Mrs, II. l.. Traute at
Fair Haven on Wednesday afternoon for
the benefit of the N-ray fund OF the
Ann May hospital at Spring Lake, Mrs.
George W. Jacobs was chairman OF the
committee of arrangements.
willard Wilson N New York has
moved into the Wood cottage at Mon
mouth Beach. w. +. Lawless OF New
York has taken possession OF the Sandt
cottage in Ocean avenue. Seabright.
Miss Agnes Brennan of Brooklyn is
being entertained by Miss Marie Kelly
at her Chelsea avenue home.
In aid of the New Jersey Camps To.
bacco Fund an informal dInce is being
given tonight at the Hollywood Hotel
The committee in charge includes Miss
Blanche Levy. Miss Lillian SilverUerg,
and Miss Sadie Travers. The patrons
and p4tronesses include Mrs j. W
Asher, Harry Content, Mrs. n. j. Green.
hut, Mrs, S, Hymanson. Mrs, II. g.
Kitay. Arthur Upper. Mrs, David Trav-
ers, Mrs. Samuel Travers. Mrs Jacob
Wertheim and Mrs. Charles A. Wimpf-
heimer.
Col. T.. C. Van Let is at His country
home In Shrewsbury for a brief stay
Mr. and Mrs Thomas p McKenna OF
New York are at their cottage IN Avery
avenue. Mrs j. J. O'Donohue Is spend
ing the summer In Hollywood avenue
Col. and Mrs. George W. Helms are
stopping at the Mayer cottage in Ocean
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STRAW RIDES FOR YOUNG
PEOPLE AT DEAL BEACH.

DEAL REAc1r, y. ! Aug 10 ,."
the tournament on tNc prtl l.a' ''s'
week golf ha" played q more mr-.e1
part in tn eorial i.'c # the ,,. n.y.
Among the players seen there j..- ',t...
were Richard \ II, ENt "F Tr...,'n-,
G. A SchwnN ot Glcn E'de. :,
Bloodgood OF Cherry Nalle". J : H.d.
nedy of Atlantic city. D- A. 7 u, .ht
Of Massa pequa, Y Stanley Griftit
Deal. T. 4. Eager Of West Enl Y
Stewart of Dunwoodie and Samue, Al.
son OF Midland
The young people at thu Hathaway
Inn had an old fashioned straw ,r 4
week. procuring a couple oc fnu' i'rsh
teams, with which they drove b., +. ..''
the country around the uore" h.r.'t'
Of the NanasquGN River. rhn par, a.t
given by George Benson Il phntGe.n. 3
ara among the Othcnf Eciu: .t. nc ....a
Frank Garrison. NJ. and Ilr. r..- "
u Brown, stewart RiooirNrl Nr ..
MRS. &. II W!te. Mis- AN.e SO a.i
Mss Florence Watson -" Eun }.-.
Among the arrivals a. ~. p.,a. 4 .n
Iio;cl have h""'l Mr. aud Nj il.-.. 81
stevens &c sew Work.. ~ \ r..-.
Newark. NJ and Mrs. john = G.'.
O. Brooklyn and Mss Naiucrlaa ln. wt
Jersey city.
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HIGHLANDS, n. j.. Aug. ia card
party and dance was given Thursday
evening at the Water Witch Club under
tho auspices Of the ladies' auxiliary
Tho committee Of arrangements included
Mrs Elmer F,reeiand OF Newark. chair
man: Mrs. G. e. Fields of Richmond Hill
Mira A f Waller, Mrs ]. J. Sugarmann
Mra william Sailing and Mrs. A c,
Holland.
A large number OF summer residents
are assisting the local Red Cross. which
a. one OF tho busiest in Monmouth county
On Tuesday evening at the Victoria
Hotel an entertainment for the benei,
of the Red Cross was held. The COM
ulittee in charge included Mrs Coleman
j. Mullin. Mrs John Ahearn. Mrs Harry
n, johnson. Mrs. Harry Schulthorne and
Mrs. Robert Gamander.
At the Alien House recent arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cassells, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Rogers of Newark, Edward
Cody, Miss NJ. C. OBrien. Miss Heller
Palmer. MI and Mrs. Thomas Barrett
OF New York, Mrs. c. Alexander. Mr.
and Mrs. John Payne OF East Orange
At the Cedar Grove House recent ar
rivals include William II. McAulif
Gharde of Newark: Mr.. and Mrs A
T1decomb and Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. I,eror
OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Newcombe OF
New York have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Newcombe and Miss Emily
Newcombe of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbell and the
Misses Alice and Dorothy IIubbell OF
Brooklyn are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Hubbell OF New York. Mr. and
Mrs. George Stoll and the Misses Fran
ces and Charlotte Stoll OF New York are
at their summer home. Grand View, on
the river. Tho Misses Alice. Marie and
Pauline Reagan of New York are spend
ing season with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keegan at their bungalow near the
Navesink River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bentley and the
Misses Marjorie and May Bentley OF
New York are passing a few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bentley OF Eas,
Orange mt their bungalow near Water
Witch Park,
Mrs. John Herr aud the Misses
Dorothy and Agnes Hers, Jr,. and Wal
ter Herr OF New York are at the Breeze
Cottage for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert During and the
Misses Frances and Jennie During OF
New York are the guests OF Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frank During at their home or
the Navesink River Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ainsworth and the Misses Jennie
and Pauline Ainsworth Of Brooklyn ar,
at the Colonial Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. George Pinckncy NJ New
York have as their guests Mr. and Mrs
Robert Flnckrey ana the Misses Al
berta anA Marjorie pinckncy and Franz
Pinckney of Brool'lyn, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph HIldebrand and the Mlsses
Florence and Mary fIildehrand OF Brook
lyn are with Mrs, IIidebrands parents
Nv, and Mrs Robert Newcomh Of New
York. near Water witch Park
Mrs, william Carroll and tn, Nlssc
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Sorl, ~ ,na >trs ~ ~ pa,,,on
,,,s, I,ora,on t,oa'.an - p,uaa.,nn,a
~. . 49, !, r. 80 ~ r,,,,nn,"r
CIV ~. anu -"''' VI
''uoNn'" H.
"auiso" WI anu "Is' W. -. Sp.es'
WI ana hIs' oohn T.. Eehe'. MISS
sylvia 'e@e.u' NAT ana MIS-. Heorse
billins'on. MISS Anoie +. hel' MISS
AUDREY hiei' Miss Agnes McNaily. Mr..
ana MIS- James McMahon. Miss klttie
Dwyer, Mrs. Bertram Allen. Mrs.
Ernest Cooper. Miss Ruth Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. {. w. Davis, Miss Margaret
Davis. Miss Elizabeth Mary Davis,
Miss Kathryn McDonough. Miss Fe-
licia l.. Kuhn and Miss Victoria Ed
man Of New YORK.
Coleman House--B. n Carmen, Mrs
II Warburton, Mrs. Harold G.. Fuller
and Mrs. Helen l.. Brown OF New York
knickcrhocker-M Miss A. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Patton. G. f. Wanna
maker Mrs. John Il. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs L. y. Pierson, Miss Elizabeth T.
Hagerman. Miss Clare \, Ba,y and Mr.
and Mrs. r. C. Martin of New York.
st. James Hotel--Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
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Montague. J. A King, 7. +. Cronan,
j. II. Davis and Burton II. Rowley
from Camp Vail and c. L. Barr from
Camp Raritan.
Mr. q Mrs. Horace Clark OF New
Have. Conn, came by automobile on
Tue. d. to be guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Her c. Gravatt. Lester Clark. son
Of Nj. and Mrs. Clark. and Chester
Gravatt became chums In the army
and now are prisoners in a German
camp at Darmstadt. The Clarks and
the Gravatts were unacquainted and
the trip Of the C,arks was occasioned
by letters from their son telling of his
satisfaction at having Joined his com
rade even though they are prisoners.
Ensign Harold Jones OF Jersey city
and Ensign Lloyd Beatty of East
Orange. well known in the summer
Cclont of young people here. who were
aboard the torredoed liner Coviugton,
arc passing brief leave here.
Bowling at the Coleman House
alleys continues to attract sojourners.
/ W'i'i!am GoetZ Of New York rolled
high score for the week ending to-
day with a total OF 279. Mr.. Goetz
got eleven straight strikes and seven
pins on the last ball. Miss Nellie
Curtis of Brooklyn leads women
howlers with a score of PA Master
Marion Parsonnet of Newark leads
the Juveniles with Ell.
At the Hotels.
Among the late arrivals at the AS
bury Park hotels are the following:
metropolitan Hotel Miss NJ A. Err
kens Of Jersey City, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Langthath OF MontClair a. ].
Baldwin Of Brooklyn.
Lafayette Hotel - Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George w. Fuller. MIR. and Mrs A.
w. Towers, Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Rerga-
mus and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simons
of New York
| New Monterey Hotel-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Halt. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sanford Adsley, William De Vose. Miss
( DE Fose. Mrs. f. Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Lincoln OF New York; Mrs
J. B. McCafferty of Brooklyn, Miss
NJ. F. Hunt of Port Chester and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Grey of Newark.
{ Columbia. Cleveland Cady r. ].
! Hirsch and George w. Taylor of New
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Seashore Resorts
FilledtoOverflow-
ing-Asbury Park
VisitorsDanceand
Do War Work
Children Enter
tanned at Allen
hurst
AsBuRY Park. y. j.. Aug. 10,

AsBuRY Park. y. j.. Aug. 10.
->HE excessively hot August
weather this week again filled
l. Asbury Park TO overlooking.
The crowds stuck to the oceans edge
pretty we'll and all of the five bathing
beaches were filled daily. while the
Boardwalk evenings was scarcely
large enough TO give more than s.and-
ang room to those who sursed up on
one side and down on the other.
In the Arcade and Casino there was
every night a reminder of the war In
speeches made between musical num-
bers urging the enlistment of both
munition workers and soldiers Lieut..
Waldo Ross, formerly OF the Flying
Corps and now of the engineers. was
q. the Casino, where between dancec
he gave Ave minute talks on the war,
urging the men who had gone there
to dance to enlist. Lieut.. Ross Is an
American who enlisted with the Cana.
dams at the outbreak OF the war and
has now been transferred to our re-
w. P. Ainsworth. L. S. A.. appealed
10 the audience for workers for the
munition plant at Morgan. where
10000 more men will be needed in the
next low weeks.
At the New Monterey on Monday
evening there was an incident Of un-
usual interest. the meeting of two OF
the four survivors, of the Tenth New
York Cavalry of the civil war. They
were Olonzo o. Bliss of Washington
d c.. and c. w. Wiles of New York
More than $3.50 was raised nj an
entertainment for the Red Cross given
in the Bristol Hotel Saturday evening
The programme included plano num-
hers by Leonard Tietelbaum, songs by
Miss jeanette Leon, instrumental
numbers by Miss Marion Van Moppes
recitations by Miss Annette Chemo-
witt and solos by Miss Elizabeth Spell
man, John Gotneck and Mrs. David
Levy. A dance followed he enter
tafnment.
Good Casting by Boys.
While DR.. W. W. Flavell Of New
York carried of the honors Of the day
at the annual casting tournament OF
the Asbury Park Fishing Club here
last Saturday n couple Of youngsters
from the Ocean City On. JD Fishing
Club were the sensation OF the meet
Fifteen ear-old Ray Ryday cast hi:
-four ounce lead for an average OF 81
feet for three casts. His teammate
Churchill Hungerford. Jr., IA years old
had an average OF 2s6 feet 8 inches
Young Ryday's best cast his third, 81!
feet. sets a new boys record. beatini
that OF Billy Morgan. which stood fo
five years.
In winning the first three events DR.
F1avell had a large margin over hi
competitors. In the open events. aver
age Of three casts, John Shaw VOL
with $50 feet 8 inches. John +. Clay
ION won the open event for distance
average Of Ave casts. with $50 feet
inches. leading Howard Kahn by foo