The New York herald., 1922-06-18

AsBURY PARK, N. j., June II.
~ PENING Of tho New Monterey
- from New York Of the National
Park Bank Club there to give to the
big North End hostelry an auspicious
inaugural will start the season Of So
cial activity here.
The members of the club will be
headed by Mr.. Thomas F. Carlton and
will arrive on a special train at
o'clock. The program includes ath-
letic games in the big open field ad-
jacent to the hotel to the north. boat
ing and launch parties on Deal Lake
and the Ross Fenton Farm, aquatic
sports in the Seventh avenue pool
across from the New Monterey, surf
bathing and other diversions until
dinner time. Following the annual
shore dinner, the members of the club
will join in the opening dance at the
hotel until II o'clock, when they will
return to their special train.
On last Saturday the Bankers Club of
the Bankers Trust Company of New
York held its annual outing and shore
dinner at the Coleman House. Upward
of 500 Of the clubmen Joined In the sports
program at the Athletic Field. The
party included Mr.. Seward Prosser Of
Englewood, president of the bank; Mr..
A. A. Tilney of Plainfeld. vlce-president,
| and Mr.. ]. r. Warner of Hasbrouck
Heights, president of the club.
The Metropolitan Hotel was the center
over last Sunday of convention Of
United Commercial Travellers of the New
| Jersey Delaware Jurisdiction, about ESQ
of them coming for business sessions and
numerous sports events and social func-
| tions.
other Conventions,
Two conventions were here to-day
the Brotherhood of Carpenters at the
Coleman House and the national organi-
zation OF jewellers at the same hostelry.
| The carpenters ended their business ses-
sions to-day and the jewelers. will begin
theirs on Monday.
The Plaza Hotel viii have another
| notable convention opening on Monday,
that of the Railway Claim Agents AS
ISOLATION of the United States and Can
ada. The advance guard was arriving
| tonight for the over Sunday social ac-
| tivities, and to plan the business ses-
|
| day.
With the numerous conventions bring
ing hundreds of visitors and adding
largely to the early social activity, the
hotels are prepared tonight for crowd
outrivalling the Memorial Day throng.
Opening of the Ocean Grove Audtori-
UNI tomorrow. with Bishop Joseph f.
Berry in the pulpit at both morning and
evening services. has attracted many
1T. IL - ~.
Hotel Association met on Tuesday night,
reelected its officers and announced
several musical attractions of more than
passing note. Comic opera and oratorio
will be given In the auditorium by the
Philadelphia Oratorio Society. The
initial numbers selected for those types
of musical performance will be "The
Mikado." and "Absalom."
The North End Hotel and several OF
the other large hostelries in Ocean Grove
open next Saturday, and soon after that
the first OF the secular musical events
in the auditorium will be given. Pro-
fessor Harold Fix has been selected as
the organist for the season and will
play each afternoon, with The Storm
again restored as a feature of the pro-
gram.
Hotel Brunswick, The Monmouth, the
| Bristol and the Columbia--the big four
Ocean avenue hotels here not yet
formally open--were rapidly rounding
into shape tonight for their respective
inaugurals coincident with the Mon
terey next Saturday or on the Sat-
urday following.
Crowds I'm the Surf.
The beach front and Deal Lake
both came into marked popularity
during the last week. Bathing crowds
on several afternoons assumed pro-
portions generally more commensurate
with early July. Temperature Of the
sea was reported several degrees higher
than normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Shannon OF New
York are at the Lafayette Hotel in
Asbury Park for a fortnight on their
honeymoon trip.
Others from New York at the hotels
were:
Hotel Bristol--Mrs. Paleton. Mr. Leon
s. Paleton, Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Gillian.
Miss II. F. Neustadt, Miss Mabel
Knight anad Miss Myrtle Boland.
The Tenney---Mr. and Mrs. Charles
G. Barclay. Mrs. May Murray. Miss
Elsie NJ spier. Miss Sadie Wolff and
Miss Beatrice d. Hamilton of New
York.
Coleman House-Afr. and Mrs J. Fl.
Sherman. Mr.. and Mira. j. p. Silo, Mr..
| j. b. Finnegan, AFR. Charles NJ. Piske,