The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-13
M0NTCLA|R GOES
AUTOMOBILE MAD
At BIG CARNIVAL
"Trip Around the World" for
Charity interests Society
Enthusiasts.
$50 CARS OF ALL KINDS
IN LONG PROCESSION
Visits Made to Homes of Rich
Residents, Representing
Foreign Cities.
Montclair is automobile mad today

Montclair is automobile mad today.
More than $50 autos of almost every
known make were entered in the "trip
around the world carnival in that
town this afternoon.
The machines, nearly all of which
were driven by their owners, started
from a grand central station at the
First Congregational Church, and then
proceeded to the following several
cities which mark the route of the
"trip around the world"
The residence of VIM. B. Dickson a
Vlce-president of the United States
steel Corporation, in LlewelIyn road.
VIII be Pekin; the residence of Albert
french, Mountain avenue, Madrid: the
residence of William G. Frost, Upper
Mountain avenue, Yokohama: the resi-
lei of II. F. Holloway, Upper Noun
tain avenue, Berlin, and the residence
of W. B. Millar, 1873 Park street. Con-
stantinople. At all of these cities there
were attractions typical of the coun-
tries that they represent.
inc carnival started at 8 o'clock. The
cars viii run continuously till 9 o'clock.
'one Of the guests at the carnival will
re the consul-general from Japan in
New York, Koklikochi Midzuno. The
co~nsul-general, his wife and two chill
dren. as well as his private secretary.
MI. Jakashi, will be guests during the
az ernoon at the home of w. G. Frost,
Upper Mountain avenue, which will
represent Yokohama to the automobile
tourists.
FIVE cars started from each of the
cities at 8 O'Clock, so that it was not
necessary for the tourists to go to the
central station to make the start. At
the central station there were about
one hundred and twenty cars In readi-
ness.
OH GERS of the Carnival. :
Following are the members of the
committee who had charge of stations,
as we'll as the officers:
Oficers-Emerson Brooks, president:
w. G. Frost, vice-president; Charles c..
West. vice-Dresident; w. G. Noble.
treasurer; L.. L. Chinn, superintendent;
Frederick f. Kip. assistant superin-
tendent; Thomas F. Carter, general
passenger agent; w. A. Cleveland, gen
eral ticket agent; Edwin H. Haven.
C'Sh oECIls T. ID. 1TOWGll,
Montclair ticket agent; E. G. Chamber
I'm. advertising manager; A. P. Heyer,
master mechanic; A. H. LaIpborn, cour-
ier-in-chief: Horace Dickerman, sta
ton master; Thomas Travis, assistant
station master; Robert Senaca Smith,
assistant station master. and Emerson
Brooks, general manager.
The reception committees at the sta
tions were:
China-Mrs. f. NJ. Soule. Mrs. Her
bert Bradley, Mrs. T. L. Mason, Mrs.
William B. Graves. Mrs. A. c. Harris,
Mrs. Horace Dickerman. Mrs. William
Durbrow, Mrs. E.. B. Osborne, Miss Ida
Ellis, Mrs. w. B. Perley, Mrs. T. Fl.
Taylor, Mrs. F. B. Dovejoy, Mrs. A. F.
Mack, Mrs. c. S. Redfeld. Mrs. S. C.
Munoz, Mrs. John Refs, SMrs William
Heydt, Miss Katherine Wingf1eld and
Mrs. w. G. Noble.
Spain-Mrs. Hugo Reid, Mrs. r. w.
Caldwell, jr., Mrs. j. A. Mclean, Mrs.
J. W. Surbrug. Mrs. j.. B. Halves, Mrs.
Charles, Dayton, Miss Ida Bennett, Miss
Chapman, Mrs, r. C. Kerr, Mrs. Will
lam j. Dykes, Mrs. c. w. Baker, Mrs.
C. L. Bausher, Mrs. H. G. Taube, Mrs.
w. j. Durfey, Mrs. William Dunlap,
Miss Dunlap and Mrs. Herman Krusi.
Japan-Mrs. F. S. Foote, Mrs. j. B..
Crowell, Mrs. A. S. Stilson, Mrs. K. w.
Moffatt, Mrs. E P. Harris, Mrs. l.. L.
Chinn, Mrs. N d. Wyman, Mrs. D. P.
Cruikshank, Miss May Bradley, Miss
Moffatt, Mrs. c. c. West, Mrs. C. T..
Ives, Mrs. J. e. Bird. Mrs. C. H. Baker.
Mrs. ]. A. Killion. Mrs. H.. w. Dutch,
Mrs. Cherries Langmuir. Miss Edith
Barry, Miss Caroline Law and Mrs.
Joseph Van Week. jr.
Germa 1y-Mrs. C. M. Lincoln, Mrs.
L. A. Deetjen. Mrs. C. s.. Snead, jr.,
Mrs U. Palmedo. Mrs. Otto Jaeger,
Miss Louise Hinck, Mrs. A. H. Lam
born, Mro, w. A. Giles, Mrs. E. c. Sted-
man, Mrs. Albert Klamreth, Mrs. A. G.
Studer, Mrs. c. f. Droste, Miss Ida
Fisher and Mrs. E. A. Stedman.
Turkey-Mrs. E. j. Steer, Mrs. L. C.
Love, Mrs. G. T. Manson. Mrs. J.. R.
Mitchell, Mrs. c. w. Royce, Mrs. War
zen Pon1, Mrs. E. T. Merrick. Mrs.
Samuel Holmes. Mrs. George Holmes,
Mrs A. Springmeyer, Mrs. F. L. Brew
er. Mrs. F. d. Greene. Mrs. I. N. Steer,
Mrs. Howard Dilts, Mrs. Orville Reed,
Miss Imogene Peake. Miss Bessie Har-
ling. Mrs. F. j.. Williamson.
Grand Central Station-Mrs. Thomas
r-a,ie Mr. 7 II Phi1brick Mrs r s..