New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
RAINIER MONTH ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.

thousand children will march in review before
their make-believe monarch
Miss Hazeirigg will make her first appearance
as Queen Titania on the night of the Deal Lake
carnival, Friday. August %. but she viii not be
officially crowned until the following Tuesday even
ing. The coronation will take place in the
stadium to be erected adjacent to the boardwalk
Sunset Lake On this occasion a chorus of
one thousand children will sing TO the accompani-
ment Of orchestra of sixty-fivc musicians. The
court ball will be held at the same place the fol-
lowing evening. The baby parade IS scheduled for
Thursday afternoon. August %. The entries for
this event number nearly three hundred and
being recorded rapidly. The masquerade fete
Is down for Friday evening On Saturday evening
Titania and her court will have reception at
Ocean Grove.
The members OF Titania's court have not all
been selected by the carnival commission. She
will have eight maids OF honor. chosen from
among the maidens at the prominent hotels. The
of the court attendants will be announced
when rehearsals for the various functions begin
Five hundred dogs. the pick of America, will be
exhibited at the second annual dc show to be
given In the Beach Auditorium Tuesday and
Wednesday. August 20 and 81. by the Asbury Park
Kennel Club. Of which Joseph NJ Dale. of Brook
lyn. a summer resident of Asbury Park Is presi-
dent. The entries closed this week with Secre-
tary Arthur F. CottrelL Well known dog fanciers
will exhibit their pets at the show. These include
Richard Croker. 1r.. Reginald c. Vanderbilt the
Princess de Montglyon F. A Dallen. Frank D.
Daily. Theodore Oferman. Miss l.. Lamour and DR.
NJ. ]. Echeverria-
A series of aquatic sports will be given on Mon
day by the Asbury Park branch Of the United
States Volunteer Life Saving Corps. Miss Elaine
Golding will compete in the swimming and
diving contests. Miss Golding IS here and
has given exhibitions of her skill In diving and
swimming every day this week at the fishing pier
John Philip Sousa and his band gave two
certs at the Casino Thursday. arranged by the
North As5ury Park Hose Company. 1t an
nounced this week that the Public Grounds Com
a Z
band for next summer. Pryor is rounding
his fourth successive year in Asbury Park.
Two hundred tots dressed in white and with
powdered hair. took part in the snowstorm dance
given Wednesday In the casino of the West End
Hotel. The ballroom trimmed to resemble
an Arctic scene Miniature sleighs were used TO
carry the childcen about the the imita-
tion snow. which fell while the festivities lasted.
Ocean Groves camp meeting will begin next Fri
day morning and continue until Monday morning.
August &C. when the religious season will prac-
ticaly close. although the Auditorium will be kept
open every Sunday in September for preaching
services The camp meeting will be conducted by
the devotional committee OF the association of
which Bishop Luther b. Wilson, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is the active head. His associates are the
Rev. A. E. Ballard and the Rev. John H. Alday.
of this place: Congressman John L. Andrus. of
Yonkers, and A. H De Haven. New York stock
broker. Evangests and singers will assist the
committee In the ten daily meetings to be held
while the camp meeting lasts. the first, In charge
of Vice-President Ballard. beginning at sunrise.
Several added" meetings are down on the pro-
gramme for the two camp meeting Sabbaths. The
Sunday preachers will be the Rev. DR.. William r.
Wedderspoon, of Pittsburg. formerly of Asbury
Park, and Bishop Wilson. Well known ministers
of the several Protestant denominations will preach
at other times. Methodists from all parts of the
land arriving daily in anticipation of the open
ing of the great meetings
Victor Herbert and his orchestra delighted
large audience In the Ocean Grove Auditorium
this evening. In the assemblage We're cottagers
from Long Branch. Deal Beach, Allenhurst and
Spring Lake. On Thursday evening one thousand
children took part in the annual musical festival
IN, r1a The Rz. MVprs
pastor of the Baptist Temple Brooklyn, will
cupy the Auditorium pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening.
A card party will be given next Friday after
noon at the Allenhurst Casino for the benefit of
the East Side Clinic for Children, New York City.
Mrs. John Hudson Storer. OF New York City. is
arranging the affair, and the patronesses include
number of women from the metropolis who
spending the summer along the Monmouth coast.
Mrs. Storer is counting on having hve hundred
players take part in the contest. There viii be
a hundred prizeA