New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02
dSBURY PARK CARNIVAL.
What Visitors TO the Shore Hare
Been EnjOmng.

Asbury Park, ~ J., Sept (SpeciaD- Cottaeers.
MOTEL guests and permanent residents have Just
finished most strenuous week. for the carnival
festivities have occupied their undivided attention
since Tuesday evening when Miss Julia Dor-mus
Of Newark. was crowned Queen Titeua VI. The
following evening the court bail was held az the
Arcade. Thursday evening 1860 rnaskers and
spectators filed the shore front and enjoyed them
selves until long after midnight II was the most
successful masque fete ever witnessed this part
Of the country Yesterday afternoon another multi
tude turned out TO enjoy the annual baby parade.
The parade. composed OF nine sections was IN
charge OF Claude Geurin and corps Of aids. Over
five hundred babies and children marched over the
bu:lap covered route In Oceau avenue. while many
thousands OF persons looked and applauded
Titania and her court in costume occupied q
pavilion IN the Court OF Honor, which extended
for I'VE blocks In Ocean avenue The judges band.
newspaper representatives and favored guests
pied pavilions at tho right and Iefr OF the Queens
throne Directly opposite the Queen's party wa.
a grandstand filed with distin guished politicians
including Governor Stokes. his military s,aff
United States Senator's Kean and Dryden and a
number OF Congressman One hundred prizes were
awarded the winners in the several divisions OF the
gorgeous pageant.
Friday evening Titania and her royal family
journeyed over 10 ocean Grove where they we're
the guests OF honor at the entertainment "A Night
in Fairyland." given by the Chdren's Festival
Chorus and expert vocal and Instrumental soloists
The Auditorium was filled with fashionable audi
ence The decorations were elaborate.
New Jerseys Knights Templar viii come to As
bury Park next Thursday for their annual field day
exercises. parade OF the several Communicates
Will be the feature OF the outing. Wednesday
ing the visiting Sir Knights and ladies will have
reception At tho Hotel Brunswick by the local
commandery.
on Tuesday. September II. the voters Of Asbury
Park Will have the opportunity OF approving
jecting the proposition To have the city add-
tiol1l bonds in the sum OF Sl50ool for beach i'm
rovements. IL Is proposed, should the voters
declare to build number of modern lighthouses
the shore front. put In number of addition al Jet
ties and convert the fishing pier into band pa
viliol.
Ocean Groves regular summer religious
ended Hith the camp meeting. which closed Monday
morning. The Auditorium will be kept Ope Tor
religious worship tor tw) Sabbaths this month and
the Holiness and Young Peoples meetings will be
held daily at lel another fortnight. The
vices ia the Auditorium tomorrow will be in charge
OF the Wesley Brotherhood. The morning sermon
will be preached by tho Rev. DR.. John Handley. OF
Long Branch, y. }.
Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah will be rem
derod Ia the Ocean Grove Auditorium Monday
evening The chorus of 400 voi.es Min be t,uI.-
posed az members OF the New York and Ocean
s;ruya Festival unions. The New York singers
will he brought the Grove by special trains THE
soIoists wilI be Genevieve Clark Wilson, soprano;
Mary Bvrne Ivy, contr1lto Daniel Beddoe. tenor
and William Harper, 9asso The latter Will APP
pear IN the role or The Prophet