New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
improvements Add
To Asbury Resort as
Charming r. Resort
Open Air Swimming Pool
Attracting Much Interest;
Extension of Fishing Pier
Will Be Completed Soon
ss,csai Dispatch 10 The Trbuns


ASBURY PARK. n. j.. June 10
Visitors and townsfolk this week fof
the first time looked upon the new As
bury Park-ocean Grove station OF the
New York & Long Branch Railroad
with tn. main walls reared on :hc sta
tion site facing Mattison Avenue, the
outer boardngs that shielded eonstruc-
! ton were removed this week. revealing
I the handsome structure OF stone and
brick. Though the new station VIII
not be completed for several weeks
1 the work is going forward rapidly.
Tho open air swimming pool opened
I this week and commanded general IN
/ terest Of many. who find the air warm
enough for outdoor bathing.
Continuous work on the extension
70 the fishing pier is pushing the ad-
dition 70 rapid completion. Gates and
fences 10 give the casting contingent
safeguard form an invasion OF spect-
ators every time a hsk IS landed VIII
be put up this week.
Many OF the hotels nie open and the
larger houses are expected TO do so
soon after O meeting Of the Ocean
Grove Hotel Association in Thornley,
Chapel next Tuesday night. Among
The members o. the association slated
for election or reelection TO Office a;
that time are:
Mrs. Frank II. Kunst, PRESIDENT; Mr.
Charles NJ. Herman, vice-president'
Miss S. Smalloy. second yice-presitcnt;
Mr. A. =. Krenkel, secretary; Mrs.
Mary W. Ncwberry. treasurer. Those
nominated fof directors at the last
meeting were Mrs X. J. Duncan Kelly,
DR.. Franz c. Cooper, Mrs. +. Voeller'
Miss Clara Hockey, Or. Frank C..
Cooper, Mrs. 3. Il. Shubert, Mr. F. w.
Roland. Mr. Robert NJ. Watt, Miss s.
French and Mr. X. y. Drake.
The first OF the seasons events IN
the bic auditorium will be the presence
IN tho pulpit there on Sunday, june rs,
Of Bishop Joseph +. Berry, of Phila-
dolphia. Dr.. Berry will preach IN the
morning and evening. The musical
season will open two weeks later with
a grand patriotic concert in the Audi
torium.
The first masquerade ball OF the sen
son was the principal event OF the
week at the Belmont, where Mr. Leo
Bastedo, burlesquing a female circus
rider, was charming host. Miss
Hebby Doremus gave solo dances.
Among the dancers we're Miss Anne
Newman, Miss Catherine Hogarty, Mss
Lucy Sperling, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Fetherstone. Miss Leona Williams,
Miss May Williams. DR.. L. j. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weeden. Mr.. and
Mr.. william o. Bastede jr., Miss Ethel
Dykeman, Mr. Jack Flanagan, Mr. and
Mrs. William Rogers ard Mrs. broder.
The Phi Sigma Tau OF Ocean Grove
passed out OF existence as sorority
and was transformed into club for
residents and season visitors at Ocean
Grove interested in art, literature ana
music. The final subscription dance
of the fraternity was given az the Cole
man House, with Mrs. Alanson L. Pan
fellow, Mrs. J. Applegate. Mrs. W. A.
Kelly, Mrs. Henry l.. Boylan and MIS-
Harry Hulit the patronesses. Those
dancing included tho Misses Ruth
Boylan, Laura Jaeknig, Marjorie Smith
Mildred Walton. Ruth Boylan, MaTga-
ret Philips, Florence Smith, juliet
Sherlaw, Ethelyn Goodyear. Media
Hurry and Mrs. George Gukler Jr. All
Of these will be members OF the new
literary and art club.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Baker. Miss Ruth
Baker and Miss Mildred Baker are New
Work visitors at the Marlborough
Miss Dorothy Than is another New
Pbiladelphisns at the Hotel Strand
include Miss Z. N. Plank. Miss y.
Brannon. Mr. George Borth, nr'
Charles T. Teyht and Mr. and MIS-
J. II. Bright.
Barnett. Of New York City, ana AIR; -
c. Mulcahy. Mr.. {. L. "asslc,n, NJ M
and Mrs. L. J. Creegan ana -hr' M'
Jubbe, Of Brooklyn. nuu.
Miss Rose l.. Weaver, OF rn'ih-
deiphia, is a visitor at the 81 Sames'
Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Robert
Parker jr.. Miss Ella Martin and MISS
Louise Jacob are among the fh'i"-
delphians at the ST. Clare.
Mrs. Fred Eckhsrdt and Miss Z. Eek-
hardt are New York Visitors a. 'he
Hotel Fcnimore. ~,
Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr ana DIT
and Mrs. James McCill, OF Broos.yh'
and Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Engllsn, OF "eW
York. are at the West Eno hoteA -
The Plaza has Mr. and Mrs. >. ~
corroll' Of Philadelphia, Mr. y. J. Ed
wards. OF Lansdowne, and Mr.. ana Ars'
u. i. J0Utt, OF LArk'As
" W. and Mrs. John ". Duff. Miss
Nelly F. Burnett and Mr. and Mrs.
John A. DIETRICH are New Workers at
the Ocean Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Waltes, Of Ian
caster, Pa, are visitors At the Aoer-
deem.
Mrs. Richard Harcovert and her
daughter, Miss Blanche HGrcovert. arc
MARYLAND visitors at the Metroolitan
Hotel. registering from Baltimore:
DR.. Thomas A. Edgar, OF 766 West
End Avenue, New York. is a visitor at
the Coleman House with Mrs. Edgar.
They are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Edgar. also OF New York.
The New Tenney Hotel has Mr. A. N.
Parker, Mr. George Z. Dilkes, Mr.
George D. butcher. Mr. David Gladings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Morris and Mr.. 7. \.
Morrison, all Of Philadelphia.