New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-22
PREPARE FOR CARNIVAL
-isbury ParL' Expects 4 fair TO En-
Gel It's Predecessors.

Ashury Park. y J.. Aug. E.-D=sUte the two DAYS
storm which in Monday and caused thousands
% guests 70 pack their grips and sCurry for home
the hotels OF Asbury Park crowded with patrons
tonight before the popular resorts his
tory, for with the Of sunshine came another
army OF vacationists who filed the rooms vacated
by the fair weather tourists. The Hotel Brunswick
Coleman House and other shore front hosteres
Were obliged turn away would be patrons early
this morning. and the smaller houses filed TO
capacity long before nightfaH.
Unless the voters q the city at the coming special
election reject the proposition 10 issue 5000 600
worth Of bonds for beach betrerments the resort
VIII by next season boast Of modern hot and
cold sea water bathing establishment and several
swimming pools These improvements were de-
cide3 upon this week at q conference between the
beach officials and taxpayers. other tentative i'm
proveUents planned include The extension Of the
boardwalk 70 the northern boundary o: Deal Lake
and the conversion OF the present dilapidated fish
rng pool into recreation pier for "trppers" Should
the money b. forthcoming. the beach commissioners
VIII also rebuild section Of the boardwalk with
concrete convention hall 20 seat thousand IS
also desired but this Improvement will not be made
until The new bathing establishments are reality
After months Of planning AsbLry Park IS at the
threshold % its great midsummer carnival period
The greatest interest Of course. centres in the
nineteenth annual baby parade 10 be held on the
afternoon % THURSDAY September ?, when Governor
John Franklin Fort OF New Jersey and his mill
tary staff well host OF other distinguished
guests. VIII gather 70 add prestige 70 this wonder
tuI outdoor scene. Fully thousand children. in
beautifully decorated go-carts baby COuches and
express wagons well : those who viii appear
IN gr5tzsGue fancy costumes. will parade the
mile - carreted stretch n Ocean avenue, walled
in BY g hundred thousand enthusiastic spectators
from -he tour corners OF The earth
Plans FOR the coming OF Queen Titania TX and
her court from the realm OF Fairyland 20 the hos
r.-able shores Of Asbury Park arousng unusual
Interest. since they call FOR the production Of a
military fste more elaborate than anything Yet at
tempted hy The carnival association in the way
OF pub-c entertainment. This opening fate is 70
take place on Deal Lake on Thursday evening,
August Sc Tttania and her fairies will arrive that
r!srt from their mysterious haunts. crossing the
waters q Deal Lake and step foot on the soil 4
As5u-y Park prepared 10 remain for ali Of the
4 carnival events
Saturday afternoon and evening August IS the
ctIdrer's greeting Queen Titana Will take place
- the am h.thestre Eight hundred children. led
ny Oscar J Erghot-. OF New York City, Will take
part. The coronation q the queen on the evening
OF Tuesday. September 81. viii be a magnificent
open air spectacle. The following evening the
masquerade tste Nyiu b. held.
THREE of the six maids OF honor 10 Queen Titania
have been selected by the Carnival Association.
They are Mss Alice Adele S-robridge. OF Balti-
more. Miss Marion Adele SoUviIle and Miss Eda
Kathryn Nlncho. both Of Brooklyn. The young
woman who is 70 iIpersonate Ttania IS Miss Hen
r.e-ta A E.ke- @: C-snEe. y. J.. OF the two hun
dred thus FAR registered for the baby parade
over one-fou-th q the children reside in New York