New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-18
Baby Will Be Heir
Al Asbury Even if
Mayor Buys Cream
HetriclS Now Empowered
to Arrange for Annual
March at the Seashore
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ASBURY PARK, July 1.-THE city
commissioners have authorized Mayor
Z. n. F. Hetrick to proceed with plans
for the annual baby parade, despite
no appropriations having been made.
The pageant, which has been a leading
feature of Asbury Parks activities. al
though it was crowned with success
last summer, was abandoned by the
city commissioners. The difficulty was
the construction of the amphitheater,
which would not, only be costly ioh
but one involving labor troubles. The
Mayor said he considered it distinct
entertainment feature of Asbury Park
and one which has attracted Worldwide
attention. In view of the fftieth ami
Versary program, which is now bei,sp
arranged for next year, he considered
the parade should not be abandoned
~ Inc Asbury Park Golf and Country
Club was opened this week. Work has
oeen rushed on the grounds mile west
or the city, on Corles Avenue HAT
they might be ready for use this sum
nler. rms spring it was evident the
holes could not be prepared for sum-
ner use and effort was made to nut
nine holes in shape. Under SUPER
VISION OF the professional of the club To-
Sepn l. Arson, this was accomplished
HALF OF the course is now in plavinc
condition. J.. Lyle Kinmontb. nr p.iS erg
OF the club, drove the first bali off the
zoe at the opening. Only the directors
IooK part in the opening matches Tho
INKS Will be opened to the public neyt
week. p"D''o next
MISS Mary Lawson Leech is DIRECTING
the tableaus at the Arcade. Thers
living pictures were presented Wednes1
gay night. The scenes were "Sonc .
M edieval Tapestry" and "The Ran
quet." Pryor's Band played a special
Rosa Ponselle will be soloist at the
~ pe"l aas Of inc grand opera nights at
'"e Az Ar aaSn, next e Thursday night.
Hotel is the introduction of Spanish
and French lessons, given free to the
patrons OF the hotel. Instructors have
neen obtained, and the classes are he.
coming larger. W.
Manager Dennis gave dance to
members and friends of the CONNER.
clal Law League Of America. which
ended its fopr-day convention at the
Monterey last night. More than zoo
lawyers from all sections of the United
States attended, =
Manager Chester A. Applegate of
the Hotei Monmouth has altered his
social program by arranging dances
We're only Saturday night dances.
Children's dances at the Coleman
are becoming more popular each week.
The social directors are arranging for
an outdoor cotillon on the lawn at the
Coleman during the last week in july.
Bridge is the main diversion for
guests at the Madison. These parties
took place once a week during the
early season, but the competition be-
came so keen that the card PLAYERS
now compete three evenings and two
afternoons a week.
A dance in the foyer of the Ocean
Motel tonight was the weekend fea-
ture for the younger set. Under the
American plan, this hotel, one of the
most widely known in the resort, is
the home of many tropical families.
Among the arrivals this week were
Mrs. G. w. Williams, G. A. McKelvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wiggin, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Bakes, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Shep-
ard, MIR. and Mrs. P. H. Smith. Philip
Smith, Virginia Smith, M. V. Bown,
Miss Gean Graether, Miss Carry Clay
ton. Miss Iva Apgar and R. G. Rike.
The registry list at the Hotel MARI
borough. this July shows names Of
many old patrons. 1t is an all-year
house and offers exceptional attractions
Tor families for the season.
The Bristol is again attractive. spe-
clai dances on Wednesday and Satur-
Gay nights, concerts on Tuesday ar.
Friday evenings and the bridge ~
on Monday keep the guests interesss
Each summer more young pcoglc
are attracted to the Montauk. Pro
prletor Henry Miller is arranging
beach parties, automobile trips and
Grabbing parties for his guests. There
are az lmpromptu dances at the hotel.
There is dancing hour" every night
after dinner.
To-night's dance at the Brunswick
was largely attended. A special pro-
gram had been arranged by the social
director. Practically all of the younger
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