Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-25
QUEEN AND COURT
KEPT BUSY WITH
SOCIETY EVENTS
Asbury Park Plans Many En-
t~ertainments for Titania and
Her Pretty Maids.
[speeIal o the Newark star.l

Especial 70 the Newark STAR
ASBURY PARK, Aug. 25.-Queen
Titania and her court are being kept
busy with social engagements. Yes
terday afternoon a card party was
given in their honor at the Coleman
House. In the evening they witnessed
the performance of Seven Days" in
the Casino. Tuesday evening Miss Sex
ton and her maids attended the pres
entation Of Shakespeare's "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" in the open-air
theatre at Interlaken. The party was
taken over in automobiles, the queen
riding in the new Buick runabout
which the Borden Condensed Milk
Company, OF New York, has donated
as the peoples official prize of the baby
parade. to be awarded as the votes Of
the spectators indicate.
Much interest was taken by the
young girls who are to play at being
royalty next week IN the announce-
ment that their robes of state have
been finished by the costumers. They
were delivered yesterday n worn fer
lAS AiS thdiS " inc Jouh5 iuuico yes
terday afternoon.
Medals for Cabmen.
To encourage humane consideration
for the horse, especially in the matter
Of check reins, Mrs. George w. Fack-
Ter. Of New York, a season guest at TIE
Brunswick, has designed a medal to be
given Asbury Park hackmen during
carnival week. Mrs. Fackler has had
fifty or more Of these medals made and
will have them distributed among the
drivers of public ~conveyances who are
observers of the motto, BE merciful."
which appears in raised letters on the
badge. the front Of which carries the
heads of two horses, one unchecked,
the other raised high by this piece Of
harness SO generally condemned by
lovers Of the horse
Captain Harry Maddox, of the Carib,
who captured the spike" fish which
baff1ed the experts of the Asbury Park
Fishing Club. has gained a place in
the anglers hail Of fame. The mys-
FERROUS fish has been identified as g
wreck fish stone bass or cernier. hi
IDENTIFICATION was made yesterday by
DR.. Raymond C. Osborne, assistant
director of the New York Aquarium.
Asbury Park will be invaded in early
September by a small army Of leather
manufacturers, sellers. merchants and
statesmen. For the first time in the
history Of the organization the Knights
of Leather Will visit in this resort.
Social life at the Winthrop Hotel is
at its height. A series of informal
card parties and other functions have
tended to make merriment for the
patrons Of the hotel, and Saturdls-
night hops have also proved popular.
Last night the patrons of the Mon
mouth Hotel held their regular mid
week dance. Tomorrow evening a
euchre party will be held.
The annual point euchre and bridge
whist given by Mrs. H. N. Sayre for
the Eighth Avenue Day Nursery and
Baby Shelter, of Newark. will be held
in the casino of the Brunswick Hotel
Tuesday evening, August 80.
Staying at the Colonial for a few
weeks are Joseph Kearney. Robert
O'Connor, of Brooklyn. and NJ. NJ Cor
| let, of Morristown, N. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gensler, Of New
| Brunswick. N. J., are among the re-
cent arrivals at the P~ierrepont.
Inc MISSES I1cicu dho R40NS ~
ards, of Westfield, N. j.. are among
the recent arrivals at the st. George.
Miss Edith Lyons. a very charming
young lady from Newark. has Joined
a party OF friends at the Albion. she
is delighted with Asbury Park and
goes in for its social diversions
William H.. Collard. of Elizabeth, is
located at Sunset Lodge, Ocean Grove,
for a seashore vacation.
Miss Maude Jones, of Sussex. y. j.,
is a new arrival at h Seaside Hotel.
Mrs. H. G. Adam n Miss Louise
Adam, of Montclair. are comfortably
located at the New Philadelphia for
| the remainder of August.
Mrs. William Fl. Ryno and Miss
Blanche L. Ryno. Of Elizabeth, have
registered at the La Pierre.