The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27

AsBuRr PARK, N. J.. July 2e.-Despite
the unsettled weather. Asbury Park no.
tells have been we'll filed all the week
and the resort IL crowded for Sunday.
In the Arcade big audiences gathered
this week for the concerts by Arthur
Pryors band and for the regular Thurs
day night grand opera concert The
Friday night carnival dances at the Ar
cade are attracting a large attendance.
Nearly 200 children were enrolled at
the first meeting of the children's car
nival chorus at the Beach Auditorium
this week, and four hundred attended
the rehearsal for the baby parade Thurs
day. 49,.
James r. Nugent of Newark was the
guest Of honor this week at a dinner at
De Lisle Inn. given by Michael Barrett
and Joseph Bissell Other guests were
Mrs Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh C,
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Bissell. Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Liebman and Mrs. Bar
rett and Mrs. BisselL =.
The card tournament for the benefit
Of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital at
the Lafayette Hotel was held Thursday
evening and was well attended. At the
weekly concert at the Lafayette Gustave
Freeman Of New York, q dramatic
tenor, sang.
The New Monterey will give an en-
tertainment August for the benefit of
the Monmouth Memorial Hospital as its
share in the drive to raise $4,000.
Among those at the Monterey who par
ticipated in the last informal dance were
Mrs Charles Conda, Mrs e. Manville,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Laidlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Kavanaugh, Robert NJ. Kemp.
Mrs. L. b. Walter, Mrs. Edwin B. Jack
son. Mrs. F. 7. McEnerney. Mrs. George
7. Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reuter-, Mr. and
Mrs. G. T. James, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
King. Mr.. and Mrs. B. z. Smyth. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Halsell, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Tuthill. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Tut
hill, Miss Hattie Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Solliday, Mr.. apd Mrs. Hopewell
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs J. A Bennett.
The annual cricket dance at the Hotel
Columbia attracted many, among them
Miss c. II. Tracy, Miss r. e. B. Tracy,
Miss Ruth Allen. Miss Josie Smith, Miss
Florence Halleck. Miss Margaret Emery.
Miss Daisy Williams, Miss Emma Small,
Miss Claire Taylor, Miss Marguerite Sui
Ivan. Miss Alice Sherman, Miss Adele
Blair, Miss Marian Rockhurst, Miss
Sarah Caldwell, Miss Therese Cole, Miss
Emily Penn, Miss Hazel Dlckerson, Miss
Harriet De Wees, Miss Wilhelmina
Wormer, Miss Gladys Jones. Miss Laura
Randall. Miss Frances Moretty, Miss
Jean Andrews, Miss Dorothy lie Blanc.
Miss Virginia Hustled, Miss Vivian Grouy
and Miss Georgiana Jennings.
In the Coleman House Casino young
women of the summer colony who had
entertained men who have returned from
the service In the army and navy were
guests of the one time soldiers and sea-
men at dance. Those entertained were
the Misses Mabel Winsor, Florence Cor
nish, Mildred Foster, Gladys Champion,
Dorothy Ravens, Marjorie Hulick, Au-
drey Carton. Elizabeth Bennett, Ruth
Bosse. Marian Paschal. Marjorie Cook
Anita Brandt. Carol Alderman. Sarah
Cornish, Dora Bethel. Justine Smith.
Helen Molters. Clare Harrison. Dorothy
Reeves. Marian Hobbs, Ruth Keator,
Nan Smock and Selma Krymer.
The first children's dance at the Cole
man House was held this week. The
girls wore pink and white frocks and the
boys Tuxedo coats. Phyllis Gotfredson
and James Lewis led the grand march
and special dances were given by Veola
t. Claire, who appeared in a Spanish
dance; Margaret Yarnell in a hesitation
and Amy Gaus in a spring dance The
children present were Kitty Herbert,
Louis Klapert. Evelyn Leo. Florence
Egolf, Elsie Miller. Norman Greenfield.
Marguerite Weber. Julia Weber,
Dorothy Mann, Margaret Caps, Lena
Koch, Douglas Mcdonald. Helen Brown,
Myrtle Mullen, Edna Watson, James
Lewis, Harold L. Hymen, Stanley Koch,
Samuel Morton, Fred Dunn. Jacob Ma
10y and James Morgan.
Childrens night in the ballroom of the
New Monterey-Tuesdays- be de-
voted to solo dances and games. At the
opening entertainment Margaret Stickler,
Myrtle Pullen and Alice Moore gave spe-
cial dances.
George Middleton. playwright, Is at
the Metropolitan Hotel for the summer
Col c. L. Eastman. u. s. A, who has
recently been stationed at Little Silver,
is at the Ocean Hotel with Mrs. East
man for a sojourn. ..
At the st. George Hotel a bridge tour
nament attracted many players. Awards