The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
ASBURY PARKS
GAYETY NOW
IN BLAST
Carnival Week Preceded by
Many Arrivals Arrange
mentS for Great Event.
ESPECIAL to the Evening start

about and planning TO participate III
the various events. The Deal Lake
carnival next Friday night is to start
the ball rolling. Since it's inception
three years ago the carnival has come
to be one of the most beautiful aquatic
shows in this part of the country. Ii
will be participated in this year by
over two thousand canoes and launches
and every craft afloat will carry lights
of some description, varying from plain
strings of Japanese lanterns to the
most elaborate electric effects of tiny
incandescents. blended with silken ban
ners. p%ennants and flags. There will be
"a magnificent display of fireworks from
the centre of the Park avenue bridge,
and Pryor's band will play from a
stand In the lakes centre.
The beauty of the carnival lies
largely in elaborate floats. and this
seasons event is full of promise OF.
good ones. Red and green fire will be
burned from tiny floats scattered over
the water and between these figures OF
real men and women will be posed by
professionals In Greek costumes. queen
Titania. who is Miss Jessie May Hazel
rigg, of Asbury Park, will view the
scene from q royal barge, resembling. a
huge gondola. The Queen will be
her maids of honor and knights about
her:
The following Saturday and Monday
evenings will be given over to dancing,
and then on Tuesday evening will come
the Queens coronation, to be held for the
first time this year In an immense amphi-
theatre octag0nal In shape and covering
nearly a block at the foot of Sunset
Lake, with a part of the structure run
ming over Ocean avenue to the board
walk. Tall Essen Morgan, leader Of Ocean
Groves musical festival, has taken charge
of the production, for the coronation
scene will be nothing less than that, and
will be presented as Il play, with fine
and novel scenic effects, upon a stage
100 feet long and I0 feet deep. A feature
of the coronation will be the singing OF
coronation hymns, by a chorus of 1000
children.
Two maids of honor have just been
announced for Queen Titania. One is Miss
Jane Elizabeth Mikes, who Is summering
with her mother and brother at the As
bury Inn on Seventh avenue. The family
comes from New York. Miss Genevieve
Estelle Hendricks, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Hendricks. of Chicago. and a
season guest at the Minot House, Is the
second maid announced. The others, OF
whom there will be a dozen or more,
have not yet been chosen.
Concluding the events of carnival week
at Asbury Park, arrangements have been
made fer an entirely new feature. The
entire New York Hippodrome outfit, on
Saturday night, August 81, Will be trans
planted to Asbury Park, here to give a
performance in the stadium now In pro-
cess of erection, an open-air unrooIed
structure with n seating capacity OF l,on::
The circus will. of course, be the finest
ever presented dlpnk II tinSy Nce7t
The baby parade, which is a fete from
which all the others grow. is scheduled FOR
Thursday afternoon. August ~. More
than 200 YOUNGSTERS have been e sho eote ant ~
forty or fifty q day. Experience IN FORMER
years shows that The great mass OF regis
three days before the carnival. Asbury's
Mardi Gras will be held as usual Friday
? night OF carnival week.
All incoming trains today were loaded
80 full OF vacationists that hotel propr1e-
tors were put to their wits end to nnu ac-
commodations for the over Sunday VISITORS.
T'hc lood Of arrivals that began with An-
gust has about reached its heighth. but
win remain ut high tide until after Car
MY al Week. -
stimulate interest In dancing and at al the
hotels ARRANGEMENTS have been made Tor
the banner hops Of the season tonlsnt'
Most of the leading houses have been hold-
Ing Informal dances nightly since the week
began. -.
of the month are Miss II. w. Garrabrant,
%. d. Garrabrant, Miss Emily Fairbanks
and ]. e. Garrabrant; Of Bloomfield M
and Mrs. Frederick T; W MAJ ~ MIS- East r Or :.
ange: Miss Nina Rooster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Rooster, of Hackensack,
,r The Ns MTl ans sr Mysl W. e f H V VsTa8 M E {
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. L. Brooke. Mrs James
%. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. t. A.. Webb and
r.. d. Fisher. j. H. Morrow, of Plainield;
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Crossett, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Koon and Daniel Crossett, OF
aPlainheld, also recently registered there.
r. L. Aebele is a Jersey City guest of
the Marlborough.
Milton NJ, vroom, r. s. Ireland and
at the st. Charles-Gramercy. Other guests
there include Miss I. G.: Thomas, j. Donoe
hue, Miss Shaefer, and w Donohue, OF
Rutherford. and Miss Margaret Kerkham,
of Plainield.
b. e. Roland. A. L. Augenblick,, Leo G.
Goldstein, Nj and Mrs. r. e N, Hick kg1,lsL
Lohenberg have Joined the Newark coterie
at the Monmouth. T. +. Crowley. IT., Mrs.
r. M. Hunting, G. N. Hunting and T. a.
Creeden, of East Orange, are also guests
The Newburg is entertaining II. j.. Yet
Of Newark. Other registrati lions include
Mrs. Rowland and William Rowland, OF
bloomfield. and Miss Mamie Carey and
C. T.. Atkinson, of Orange.
Mrs. J. S. Henderson, Henry Gluck and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. LiebsteiA OF Newark
have taken quarters at the Edgemere Inn
for the balance of the season.
Miss Judith Bamberger and j., Mans
field recently arrived at the Colonnade
from Newark.
Among the late arrivals ut the Coleman
House are Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B.. Clarke. Of
rlainfeld; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a. Freeman, o.
Montclair. and Mrs. William Steele ano
c.. II. Lambert of Newark
Mrs. H, Macdonald and a. Hinckley, oil
Newark. recently registered at the Baul
RI Inc. c. b.. Morgan, OF Plalnreld, anC
F. A. Brainert, of Westheld. are also stop
ping there.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Crowell, Hurry
Crowell and Miss Ethel Crowell. Of East
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Stinghoff, OF
Montclnir. and Mrs. w. c. Brass. of New
ark.
at the Surf House are L. /. Hubbell, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Y. Ford. c. p. Connally. Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Wright. John Back
man, Mr.. and Mrs. X II. Ford, n. Con
nally, William II. Connally and Miss Juiia
A we'll known Newark arrival here Is
DR.. Victor Francis Struck. DR.. Struck ano
his mother are the guests of friends.
Charles o. Hendrick. g.. T.. Foey, :. n
Clark and r. Garabout have Joined the
Newark colony at the Victoria.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. t. Manners. Miss Manners
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Baker. OF New
ark, are spending the balance OF the montin
az tho FenimOre. Miss Edna Raynloiu,
Mrs. r. p. Haven and MI. and Mrs. A.. X
Raymond. Of Montclair. are also guests
y there.
Recent registrations at the Hollywood
include Orion r. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Baldwin, A. G. Baldwin, Mrs.
]. Wallace and Miss Charlotte Wallace, OF
East Orange.
Newark patrons of the Albemarle.
Miss Heen Palmer and Miss Marie Kumm
recently registered at the Magnolia from
Pe-.h A-1brv.
Mrs. J. N. May, Harry o. May and