New-York tribune., 1901-08-22

Branch Flheron. Anenhurst, Deal. Belnar. Spring
Lake and other nearby resorts
The babies began 10 assemble az the Auditorium
at 2 o'clock. In many instances expert decorators
from New-York had been engaged 70 prepare the
carriages for the expectant prize winners Great
ingenuity displayed in trimming the coacnes
and floats for prizes aggregatrg more than Sooo
in value ranging from IS 10 $50 were offered for
the best decorations In several instances parents
expended 500 for flowers and novel designs for
their coaches.
The parade took place in Ocean-ave. which was
covered with mating its entire length The Ocean
Grove Cadets under command OF Major E ". XII
mer. patroed the line OF march and kept the crowd
from interfering with the procession The judges
occupied a part of the grandstand. as die Queen
Titania and her court Miss Grace Crawford. OF
aD5 eod was he queen Her maids OF honor were
Miss Florence Broadbent and Miss Mabel Parks. or
City; Miss Ruth Dunbauth. Of Pueblo. Col: Miss
Hazel e Osteruan. OF Kingston y Y. and Miss
rode the reviewing stand with her maids in open
carriages escorted by outriders dressed as knights
OF the sixteenth century, with trumpeter in the
The route OF the procession was from the beach
Auditorium, down Ocean-ave- 10 Asbury-ave. and
confetti battle, In which the chI!dren ana me
spectators participated. Thousands or bags or
full of the tri-coOred particles OF paper This
the prettiest feature OF the parade. excepting
chiidren's carnival was held in the Auditorium
this evening as finale 70 the afternoon parade
and held a reception, when the prize winners in
the baby parade were announced and the awards
made. Then followed a pantOmime, entitled The
Deserted Village fancy dancing by children from
the hotels. a May pole dance and a drill by the
Ocean Grove Cadets.
The judges awarded the prizes as follows: Best
decorated DOH COaCh-MOllie CIravatt, or ASoury
Park: second. Ruth Cook. OF Asbury Park Best
decorated Go-cart-Edna May Hafner, of New-York
City; second. Robert W. Jeweson. OF Brooklyn:
third. Leo ]. Whitehead. OF Jersey City Six
souvenir spoons We're also awarded 10 winners in
this class. Best decorated baby cOach-Ntrginla
Hope Kelsey. of Asbury Park who received for
prize $50 silver loving cup: second. Eva Gravatt
of Ashury Park: third Dorothy Flitcroft OF Pater-
son: fourth. James Bradley Clifford. OF Asbury
Park Eleven silver spoons were also awarded 10
other winners in this class. Best decorated ex-
press wagon-Bele f. keutSen OF ASoury Park;
second Mary L. Brown, of Asbury Park; third,
Marion Grifren Of New-York City Best repre-
sentation child life in foreign countries-Fannie
Corbett Of NewYork City; second, Armand de
Chattenneuf Of Newark. third. HOratto r. Ham
mond. OF Newark. Pony turnoqts-Muriel Whitney.
Jersey CITY: second, Bennie H. Throop. OF Scran-
ton. Penn. AHegorical aoats-Minnie Rugerber. OF
Asbury Park; second. Stalia Farrell. OF Jersey
City: third. Mercedes Dey. OF Newark: fourth.
Adelaide f. Dickenson. of Asbury Park Nov
eIties-Wram H. Jones of New-YOrk City;
Bonden of New-York City; fourth. Ralph G.
appearance-Reta c. Pullen and Rena c. Pulen, of
Trenton; second. Helen W. Meacham and Frances
Meacham. of Salt Lake City.