The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-15
START Big STADIUM
PREPARING FOR ASBURY'S
BABY PARADE.
Building viii Seat 5000 Persons
Young People Go on Straw Ride
to Spring Lake
Especial to the Evening star.l

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 15.-Workmen
started in this morning making the first
noticeable preparations along the ocean
front for Asbury Parks annual baby
parade carnival. It will be some time
yet before any staging or decorations are
put up along the line of march, but the
time that remains is short enough for
erecting the stadium that had been
planned to occupy a position covering an
entire block at the foot of Sunset Lake
The building will be without a roof and
with a stage 15Ox2OO feet. Its sides are
octagonal, and there will be : q seating
capacity of close on to eight thousand.
A big strawride party from the Hotel
Columbia went out last evening to Spring
Lake. Young people participating prom
enaded the boardwalk and swamped a local
drug store with ice cream soda orders.
Then they went over to the New Mon
mouth House and made an inspection Of
that model hosiery. In the party were
Miss Clara Martin. Miss Marion Fitch,
Miss Estelle Fitch. Miss Margaret II.
Fitch, Miss Helen Begg. Miss Irene Nc
Goodrich. Miss Marie McGoldrich, Miss
Ethel Jones, Miss Kittie Minden, S. Nc
Goldrich, Frank McGoldrich, Edgar Cook,
Stewart Barr. John Daveron and Mark
Corthell.
Point euchre was played at the Hotel
Monmouth, providing amusement for
thirty-two players yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bickner got a cluny centre piece;
Mrs. Marion, a ping crepe kimono; Mrs.
Reid, a Mexican scarf, and a drinking mug
went to Mr.. Newberry.
At the Ardsley a big euchre party was
held last evening, six very pretty prizes
being offered. Some of the most expert
players were Mrs. T. A. Won Claim, Miss
E.. Brasck, Miss e. N. Cabb, Miss Ada
M. Harbett and Miss Emma Hoffman.
Among the late arrivals at the hotels
are:
Grand ,Avenue--R R. Beckman, K.
Fisher. of East Orange; M. Ludlow ard
Charles J. Phelps, of Newark; w. A. Mil
ier ]. Bucjman, MI: and Mrs. ]. ]. Curtis,
F. o. German, of Jersey city.
Southern-Mr. and Mrs. A. Gall, of Or
ange; Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Gerkin, Of Jersey
City; Mrs, F. Heath. ". J.. Whiteside, E.
Seventh Avenue Inn-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam ! Edge, Miss Viola Edge, Melvin Edge.
R%hinehart, jr., Of East Orange.
Albermarle-F. w. Garwood and G. F.
Garwood, of Newark.
LII II AiC L NtttOA
Mrs. A. B. McAndrew, Mrs. G. c. Freed
enmeyer and Miss A. <: Robb, Of Newark.
West End-Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Tuttle,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Miller, E. A. Brown and
G.. Brennan, of Newark
Asbury 1nn-C. F. Fulton, of Newark:
Mrs. NJ. Wake and Miss Walker, CT
L asst Orange.
RusswineC. C. Groel, of Orange.
st. Laurient-H. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D.. Eckert and Walter Eckert, of
Columbia-Mrs. w. P. Martin. Miss A.
G.. Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Will
lard. of Newark.
Coleman-Mrs. L. w. Hart and Miss G.
Hogan, of Newar
Edgemere Inn-Mrs. r. Joseph and Miss
c. Joseph, of Newark
Gotham-Mrs. Stevens and Miss Stevens.
of Newark.
Marlborough-Miss Ward, r. H. Mills
and B. Fl. Quinn. r., of Newark; Mr.. and
Mrs, III. Schlur and Miss Naming, of
Montcla;r.
Monmouth-George Goldstein, of Newark.