The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Asbury Park to Vary It's
Program for Pleasure Of All
i,ecial Dispatch TO THE New YonK HERALD.

pecidl Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD.
AsBuRV PARK. N. j.. July Is
~ PERATIC nights at the Mantia
Arcade concerts are the latest
~ additions to boardwalk enter
alinment. A quartet of singers from
ME Metropolitan Opera Company staff
will make their debut tomorrow night
IN special concert. They will re-
main as soloists at the concerts during
the week.
Monday night Community" singing
Till be revived in the Arcade under
chm leadership of George Reardon.
tarytone Of the Criterion Quartet. who
wnu song leader at this pavilion DUR
inG war days.
II Is something OF step from COM
muaity singing to professional boxing,
but across the avenue from the Arcade
a paize ring will be opened under New
Jersey State boxing law sanction a
wedk from tonight with Eddie
SorIer as the matchmaker and Harry
Erte, Dempsey-Carpentier referee, as
the third man in the ring. This will
be The first attempt at professional
boxing In Asbury Park. The arena
has been constructed to accommodate
2,5GD spectators and a program Of
weekly Saturday night bouts has been
arranged.
While life along the boardwalk be-
COR es more varied-and now the Casino
has extended the dancing hour after
mid hight-churches- and Sunday schools
continue to select the resort for their
outing objective.
VIII Observe Luther Day.
Elaborate arrangements are being
msde for the observance of Luther day
here August /. More than 1000 visitors
aro expecte' ,-om New York and Penn
sy1vania. The Rev. Paul Lindemann,
pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church. st.
Paul will be the orator of the day.
Prof. Edward Rechlin will give an organ
recital.
Schools of crabs, swept shoreward by
high tides, have made the bathing hours
here rather exciting recently. Bathing
has been ideal otherwise this week, the
wrlter being warm and the surf calm.
Other outdoor sports have been en-
Joyed under particularly favorable con-
ditions, golf, tennis. horseback riding
and canoeing claiming their quotas OF
OEVOlecS. Inc fnOIIlnb bIiube biOopc
sxe now fairly we'll established on
ptazzas. and young people in the hotels
ane busy with arrangements for annual
nissquerades and other functions.
Mrs Edith Savage Morgan yesterday
-~unded the first call for enlistment In
5tania's train for carnival events. She
oat group of children at the Bruns-
-ick Hotel and enrolled the first Of sew
erai hundred who will take part.
Nicholas s. Macsoud. well known ar
nst, has arrived at the New Monterey
COR his annual summer exhibit. Mr..
Macsoud Is exhibiting this season n col
lection OF paintings of the East and
Rerrruda marines.
Mrs. Mary b. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs.
GILLIAN Bachrach and Miss Marion
rachrach of New York are at the Mon
terey. Others registered there include
,ar. and Mrs. ]. II. McCafferty, Calib
Noodruff, Henry AslSin Miss l.. ]. Fin
negan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c, Bronson. Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ s. Paterno. Miss Ann Jancier. Mrs.
--harles r. Wic1ys, c. F. Wicks, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph p. McGovern and the Miss
McGovern Of New York. Mrs. Julia
Byers Miss Henderson and James j.
Rrcen of Brooklyn.
At the Lafayette arc Mrs M. r. Ma
randa and the Misves Maranda. Mrs. l.
Reilly, Howard w. Reilly. DR.. Allen
MacRossic, William MacRossic DR.. Nell
A. Rosem, Miss Jane Hughes, Capt