Men and Music at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park report a call for a leader after Dr Stokes twenty eight years at Ocean Grove ends. The writer describes life in both towns, their crowds, morality rules, and a lively summer culture with concerts, revivals, and the allure for visitors, noting figures like Wesley Ing and Founder Bradley and the contrast between pious Grove and bustling Park.
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Tree-top tea becomes a novelty summer pastime
The article describes a new form of outdoor leisure, the tree-top tea, where guests ascend a ladder to a platform in a tree for afternoon gatherings with a dinner-like menu. It highlights locations from Buffalo to Newport, notes this amid scarce men, and recalls a romantic apple orchard parlor in the Hudson area. It also mentions ensuring safety with railings and invites readers to imagine soirées perched among leafy shade.
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