New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

These will b. given on a stage erected IN the cen
ire of the lake. The stage will be decorated 70
resemble 4 Venetian garden. There will De tad
ieaus fancy dancing and parade OF decora'eo
motor beats, canoes and rowooats At the END OF
the boat parade a proclamation revealing the
identity of Queen Tisania VII will be made oy
hefaids and the queen ~ili make her hrst ap-
pearafice ia public. -
Titania viii be publicly crowned on the evening
Of Monday August ~ The mimic ceremonies
vii, be held In the stadium to be erseted on the
ocean front In Auditorium Square. The court ball
is announced for the following wednesday even
ing August Is. The baby parade. for which there
are already more than three hundred entries, VIII
be held on the afternoon Of Friday. August Is Inc
procession will be In nine divisions Alderman
Hiram Walton will act as marshal The parade
will start at the Arcade on the boardwalk and eno
in the stadium, where the prizes will be awarded
Titana and her court will occupy a make-believe
throne and the queen Will smile on her young SUD
jects Entries for the baby parade viii close Thurs
day. August e. and Chairman Barnard is counting
on having six hundred children IN the pageant
President Roosevelt invited to be present, but
he has sent note of regret. Governor Fort OF New
tersey will be here as q guest Of the Carnival
Commission.
Prominent men nov In Asbury Park have been
selected as Judges Of the baby parade. as folloTs
Doll coach disison-Chariss Bernhein1er and George
Reuter- of New York City. and Mrs. Arthur Sand
ford, Of Crawford y j. Express wagon division
William P. Mitchell. Of New York CITY, Charles
Minor Of Stamford Conn and Mrs Clara scfier-
merhorf of Philadelphia Baby coach and go-cart
diyision-Albert B. Snythe, ek ST. Louis; A ii.
Rankin. Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. e. b sehnnai-
holz of New York City. Costumes and fancy dress
diyision-w. Brewer, of Newark, y. J.! Dir. Britton
D. Evans. of Morrstown. N J.. and Mrs E. II
Brooks OF Baltimore. College colors division
Benjamin o. Bowers of Planfeld. N. J.: W. l.
Conover, Of Norfolk. and Mrs. H. c. Blair. of
Haverstraw, n. Y Buresque dvision-Dr. John
A Hill and Mrs. Marshall Clark. Of New York
City, and DR.. II. w. Was, of Jenkntovn, Penn
Twins and triplets division-Mayor Frank p
o Brien OF Birmingham. Ala; Mrs A T. Eller. OF
Brooklyn. and DR.. Edward Mersfelder, OF Los
Angeles Float divisional. R Patterson. OF New
York City; c. A. Valentine OF Albany, and Mrs.
c. j. George OF Brooklyn. Pony divison-Arthur
HornboB, of New York City; Isaac Van Houten,
of Paterson. " j. Mrs. E. NJ Snyder, OF Plain
hed, N j. Babies from the longest distance di-
vision-W- C. Hope and Colin B. Studds, Of New
York City. The grand prize judges will be Robert
r. Brfngnurst. City Treasurer OF Philadelphia;
George MeManus. OF New York City; Freeland W.
Kendrick Of Philadelphia; Tall Esen Morgan. of
Ocean Grove. and Colonel George B. Nice. Harvey,
of New York City The prizes to awarded
represent a cash value Of $3.50 and every in
the parade will receive a silver souvenir pin
The closing carnival attraction. the masquerade
fete, will be held the evening of Monday. Au-
gust 81. Last year there fifteen thou
sand maskers in the parade.
Charles r. Jones. chairman of the National Pro-
hbiton Committee. has made arrangements to
have Aaron s. Watkins. the prohibition candidate
for Vice-President speak in As5ury Park and
Ocean Grove Sunday, August 30