The New York herald., 1922-07-30
sysotas Dispatch to THE NEW York Hs.Arp

Is ~ ARRIVAL officials confirm a re-
port that a queen has been
selected for the 1922 fete. but
that she is In retirement In prepara-
ton for the strenuous weeks ahead OF
her and will remain unannounced for
several weeks. Meantime her maids
are being selected and coached for
their duties at court. The Princess
Z Cinderella, too, 1t Is said, has been
fitted to the mystic shoe and also has
T withdrawn apart for a season OF soli-
tude.
Announcement Of the selection OF
royalty for this seasons events has
created quite a stir here, and despite
the most asslduous of delving the
secret has been kept whole week.
Preparation for the court events has
Deen assigned to delegation of ladies'.
which includes Mrs. Robert Boone,
Mrs. George Schisler. Mrs William @.
norman and Mrs. Kays r. Morgan.
With the carnival officials they are
arranging the details for the corona
ton, court bali, court banquet and the
varied entertainments Of carnival
week.
While the carnival Is the outstanding
feature OF August here. two other events
also occupy attention on the mid-sea.
son program. One is the annual bazaas
OF the Asbury Park Elks. an event
which opened tonight on the block just
hortn OF the Brunswick Hotel The
otner Is the annual casting tournament
OF the Asbury Park Fishing Club, which
Is set for next Saturday. The Elks have
enrolled women of the summer colony
Tor their fete, which will be one of the
active centers of entertainment during
next week. Women, too, are inter-
ested In the casting events, for there
are several special classes for women
anglers
Mr.. David Belasco's annual visit to
AsDury Park for the production Of a
new play drew the usual large audi
ence this week. Mr.. Belasco also OBJ
served his sixty-third birthday ami
versary while sojourning here by giving
dinner at Scotty's, his guests includ-
ing. besides Miss Frances Starr and
others OF the cast of 'Shore Leave" q
number of New York theatrical folk
The rush season is well under way
here. August arrivals have preempted
the hotels and are overflowing into
cottages. Thousands Of one day visitors
add to boardwalk activity. Many
special outdoor events are on the carl
for the new vacation month with golf
Ing holding first call among sojourners.
Announcement was made yesterday
that Asbury Park has become a station
In the New York-Atlantic City, air ex-
press service. Landings are to be made
in Shark River daily. The company
has opened headquarters in the Monte
rey Hotel.
The annual benefit for the Asoury
Park Patrolmen's Association will be
held In the boardwalk Arcade, August
10. Conductor Simone Mantia Of the
Arcade orchestra Is preparing a special
program for the event.
In the Hotels.
Arrivals at the Hotel Lafayette in
clude Mrs. Ella Yeamans. John Sullivan.
John Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Collins,
Mrs. c. L. Gebhart, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
ID. Tailor, Mrs. Il. c. Cells. Mrs. A. r.
Phillips, Mrs. r. B. Phillips. W. l..
Terman and II. j. Schultheis of New
York; Mrs. G. B. lindsay and Miss
Martha G. Cause OF Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs. ID. A. O'Leary Of Elizabeth, Misc
Florence McCann Of Paterson. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Totty, Miss Louise Totty
Mrs. w. L. Savage and Kirkwood Saw
age OF Mamaroneck.
At the Brunswick are John L. Mitch
ell. y. o. Jones and Mrs. A. Fl. Simon
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Meal
lister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Chester and
i. NJ. De Mott of Newark.
The New Monterey guests include Mr..
and Mrs. William Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Nattans,
Miss Florence ODenshann, Miss Esther
Deer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Pularke. Ham,
ilton Smith. Miss Dorothy Mackali. Dan
iel NicolL Mrs. d'Anjou Pearsall. Mrs.
William Moore. Mr.. and Mrs l.. L.
Glrck and A. L. Romano OF New York
Judge and Mrs Henry II. Dale OF Brook
lyn; Edward O'Toole. William O'Toole,
Miss Theresa Degbein and Miss Rita
O'Toole OF Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter J. Reilly and John Il. lTorlan of
Perth Amboy and Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Morroy and Miss Peggy Morrow Of Los
At the Franklin are M. A. Lawson,
Mrs. Frederick Calm, Miss Mabel c.
Bacton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bacton,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. II. Meinhard. Sherwood
Dresser, A. L. Taylor and a. w. Gilbart
of New York: Mrs. M. A. Remington of
Ridgewood, Miss Anna Cleary, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buckley, John A. Buckley,
Jr.; Miss Maude Reekert, Miss Ruth
Reekert and Mrs. J. G.. Reekert of
Brooklyn Miss II. S. Dana of Hastings
and Miss Grace l.. Paulsen of Dobbs
Ferry.
Guests at tho Ocean Hotel include
Mrs A. II. Alexander. p. III. Alexander.
y. IL Lenard. Judge and Mrs. Jacob
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Spino,
Mrs G. M. McIlhenerie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Butcher, Mrs. IL. +. Disbrow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Discher and william
Discher of New York Mr.. and Mrs: w.
III. Chasin, Mrs. A. NJ. Lushy. Mr. and
Mrs. Major whlmple. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
III. Leland and Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy of
washington Joseph Nahos and Miss
Elsie Southard Of Brooklyn. and Mrs.
Theodore ID. Luff Of East Orange.
Arriving at the Columbia were Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Hamilton, Mrs. A. j.
Flemming. Frank j. Schenby. Miss
Brack. Walter Lindlar. DIR. Francis
Pogus, Miss Rose Pogus, Mrs. Anna l.
Braun and Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Ferry OF New York; Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Betzendall, Mr.. ana Mrs. M. III. Sterling
and II. II. Pierrine of Newark: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cooper. Il. III. Shultz, Miss
Katherine Curtain, Miss Mae Breen and
William ID. Breen OF BROOKLYN Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Marshall and w. G. Cody OF East
Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Norris
and II. James Norris of Trenton.
At the Marlborough are J., J. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sergeant. J. II.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs, William shannon.