The New York herald., 1922-07-09
Asbury Planning
to Hare Another
Fine Golf Course
Popularity Of the Game War
rants Club in arranging
y Tor New Links.
Special Dispatch to THE Nnw YonK HsaALD.
AsBuRY PARK N. j.. July 8.

~ OLE has become so popular In
r Asbury Park that it is now
fixture on the vacation pro-
gram. The opening of the Asbury
Park Golf and Country Club two years
ago has given the game a big i'm
petus here, so that directors of the
club already are considering a second
eighteen hole course for the use of
organization. visitors at hotels being
accorded greens privileges Among club
members there is now under way COM
petition for the Winans cup. but for
non-memters there are weekly fea-
lures. bail sweepstakes being on the
card to-day.
Unfavorabe weather conditions have
operated against outdoor sports dur
ing the week, but indoors in the hotels
and at beach pavilio,s dances and
other forms OF amusement have helped
to divert sojourners. The holiday was
one OF the big rush days Of the season.
bringing thousands of visitors who
were enabled to enjoy surf bathing
during the morning hours before rain
jnterfered Concerts and dances at
night provided a climax for the day.
Dancing at tie Boardwalk Arcade.
which follows the nightly concerts by
Ia Il, al
until , o'clock In the morning. and
seemingly there are numbers who desire
to dance urtil the end-to make the new
hours permanent. A jazz orchestra re-
places Mantias men and keeps the
throng eager for more. 1t is the first
time in the Boardwalk's history when
the night life has been continued af:cr
midnight.
For the Carnival Court.
While sojourners are participating in
the diversions the resort affords ne
vscatiorists. back of the scenes mem-
bers of the Carnival Assnci;. tion are
quietly working on the program for
the annual fetes which will crown the
summer program next month"; Director
Arthur T. Cottrell is on a still hunc for
royalty. having the task OF selecting a
dozen or more of the prettiest girls TO
compose the carnival court
Obviously. these candidates must
come from the rapper class. for custom
DEGREES that the young women of the
court shall be budding beauties. MIR.
Cottrell. however. is puzzled as T. a
queen. While he comedies hat some
members of the court eni oura &c RAY
wear their tresses short. he Is doubtful
II the queen may appear with other than
the time honored long and luxuriant
curls Ard no wig could pass mus' er
i'm this role
Meantime there has been an early
recruiting rush for the annual baoy
parade. set for August 80. More than
fifty kiddies already have been enrolled.
and the first showing of the prizes in
the boardwalk Carnival office windows
next week is expected TO give further
at nlulus TO the enrolment.
Leonard Hulit and Joseph Ca~thorn.
actor. scouts of tho Asbury Park Fish
irS Club, have returned from retreat
TO Bsrnegat with reports that the striped
bass is headed up coast in large schools.
This pair brought back a catch of nine
teen bass. ranging from five to ten
pounds, caught on eAiedder crab and
blood worm bait They reported that
striped bass are running much heavier
this year Several stripers have been
luhtll IttthttS W heHNt Ai~' SNSS''-e - ~-'
zeal beaches.
The theatrical attractions here next
week will include Fortune Gallo's new
production. 1.-THE Inevitable" which will
be at the Main Street Theater the first
three days of the week. and THAT Day"
with Mics Bertha Mann, which Richard
Ferndon is taking to the Belmont The
alter. New York. after it's close here, the
last three days Of the week.
At Various, Hotels.
The New Monterey Hotel has assem-
bled a. big colony OF season soJourners.
among vacatonists there being DR.. Ar
thur IT. Leary, MIR. and Mrs. Frank j.
McCabe. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Watts, w.
r. Kennedy. DIR. and Mrs. J, NJ. Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. &. M. McCallums
and, Miss Esther c. Deer of New York !
Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, David Mil
Ter. Jr., Miss Elizabeth Commiskey and
the Misses Maud and Ethel Commiskey
OF Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Stameer
of Elizabeth Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cur
ran and Miss Constance Curran of
Montclair. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fox
and Miss Rose Fox OF Scarsdale. N. Y.
umbia--Mrs. Vincent Brody. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. r. Walsh. Miss Burke.
Mrs. II. NJ Burlto, Mrs. Il. T. Smith.
G. 3. Smith. Mrs. Charles o. White
more and Mrs. Sarah A. Day OF new
York Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Putnam, Miss
Dorothy Putnam, Frederick Bridenbach
and G. z. Karg of Newark; G. c. Comp
lee. Miss Jean Compkee and Mr.. and
Mrs J. w. Tobin OF Brooklyn.
Thedford-The Misses O'Berrne. Mrs.
@. A.. Overton. Miss G. III. Overton. Mrs.
Joseph Weber. f. c. Voorhees,. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alexander. John Alexander.
Jr.. Miss Isabel Gorham. Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. Frankerburg. II. Lloyd Frankenburg,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ Tupper, Mrs. Ida
Overton, Miss T.. w. Fowler. Miss Mahr.
Miss Anna Mates. Mr.. and Mrs. @. A.
Twain. Miss Niemeyer. y. o. Doane. Mr..
and Mrs IT. j. Callahan. the Misses
Callahan and Miss Redmsn OF New
York: Miss Kraeger. Mr.. and Mrs T. S.
wallng. Miss Helen Walling. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Scully. Miss Manian. Mr.. and
Mrs W. III. Porter OF Brooklyn.
Brunswick--Mrs. 8. s. Lewis, Bever-
ley Lewis and Mrs. j. J. Long and Miss
Long of New York Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Wood and +. II. Wood Of woodcln.
Il. l.. Mrs. II. J. Lyons and Miss A. r..
Lyons of Philadelphia.
Albion--Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Phelps.
Mrs II. G. Keppert. Miss Belle G. Nc
Clellan. Mrs. 7. n. Maker OF New York ;
Edward Kraft and NJ. Fl. O'Rorke Of
brooklyn. Mrs. W. II. Phillips OF Enge-
wood. Mrs Anna NJ. Post and John
1rverinrham. Jr., OF Yonkers and Mrs.
S. v. Polhemus OF Toms River.
Coleman--Mrs. p II. Junghera. Miss
e.opbia A Young Mrs ID G Herman.