New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17

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William J. Blair, of Ocean Grove;
Marx, of Manasquan; Clinton B. LIZ
banks, of Point Pleasant.
parade through the main streets
and avenues Of Asbury Park has been
PLANNED for the afternoon. with the
ceremonial session in the Casino early
in the evening. After this there will
be an entertainment, refreshments for
the mobiles and their ladies, followed by
dancing. The city will be deliberately
decorated and lighted. Many Of the
Mystic Shrine temples in this section
of the country have received invita-
most of them will attend and that their
potentates and divans will be accom-
panied by Arab patrols, bands, drum
and bugle corps, and large delegation
of mobiles. Metropolitan, Brunswick
and Albion hotels have been selected
as headquarters for the visiting dele
cations.
New Municipal Open Air
Bathing Pool Is Opened
The new municipal Seventh Avenue
open air bathing pool is now open.
Considered by authorities to be one
of the finest open air swimming pools
in the country. located on the Board
walk opposite the New Monterey Hotel,
and completes with ALI the newest. OF
modern pool equiplnent, it promises TO
be a. Unpopular mersErendezvou toy
those who like bathing, but do not care
for the surf
Fireworks will be g regular Wednes-S
day night feature on the Boardwalk.
Boardwalk conces sionaries, brought to-
gethcr by the president Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, decided on weekly
programs. alternating between the
Fishing Pier and Seventh Avenue.
Members of more than thirty chap
ters Of the Order of the Eastern Star
in the northern section of New Jersey
plan to visit Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove on Tuesday, the occasion being
the annual rally day exercises from
different parts of the state to the twin
cities by the sea, given under the aus
pieces of the Order, Of the Eastern Star
of New Jersey.
The second annual Bible conference
Christian. and. Missionary Alliance win
be held in tl1esksbdry Park Auditorium
from Friday, July %, to Sunday, July
81. The Rev Paul RAIDER, president,
pastor of Moody Tabernacle Church,
Chicago, having just returned from an
extensive tour abroad visiting mis-
sion stations in Palestine, India, China
and other countries, is expected to
bring interesting accounts of the work.
A series of Sunday concerts have
been inaugurated by Manager Sherman
Dennis at the New Monterey Hotel,
StillwelPs orchestra rendering the
numbers.
An addition to the musical program
at the Brunswick is the ladies' or
chcstra. Miss Isabelle Brvlawski is the
leader.
Despite the heat. the usual weekend
dance and entertainment at the Thed
ford was the feature of the week, when
the large dance room was the objective
of not alone the host of young patrons,
but was we'll attended by older vaca-
tionists of the house. Andersons or
chestra furnished the music.
Attractive Hotels
Draw Many Visitors y
With the Coleman House as their
objective, tflreng OF tourists arrived
at the resort to-day glad to be rid of
the heat of the cities and bask in the
ocean breezes and refresh themselves
with a dip in the ocean. Many of the
most desirable suites are occupied with
annual arrivals, while q number of win
ter patrons have retained their rooms
for the warm months. :
The dancing contingent of the Col
ulnbia again greeted with delight the
arrival of C. J. Brunell, who for the
past four years has been responsible
for their entertainment at this hotel.
At the Lincoln, H. B. Churchill is
catering to many southerners who have
followed HIM from his hotel in the
warm section of the country
The shaded verandas of the Metro
politan, overlooking secluded resi-
dental section Of the city, make ideal
retreats for the conservative clientele
that is established there. With its
unusual following Of permanent pat
rons and full bookings over the week
ends the Wellington is one of the fore
most houses in the northern section of
the city. This year the Warner Melody
Boys, OF Allentown, Pa, furnish the
music for the sep-weekly dances.
Season after season finds the same
soJourners, with many additional new
ones at the Florida. At the Montauk
"A capacity house is booked.
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