Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
LIFE, MUSIC, COLOR
| MIRTH BLEND At
GORGEOUS ASbURY
Titania's Reign Begins, and
Cinderella, Pied Piper and
Babies Are Supreme.

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 30.-Following
a dinner given last night by the queen,
Miss Lillian T. Sexton. of this place,
was in an expectant mood for the an
nual baby parade carnival exercises
this afternoon and tonight.
This afternoons feature will be an
entertainment IN the Arcade, which
will be under the direction of Ran
Greet. ''The Pied Piper of Hamelin."
Cinderella" and "Pandoras Boy, will
be portrayed. Elmer Powell will be the
pied piper. Other characters will be-:
Edward Ruiz, mayor; Nicholas Caddy.
herald; Harry Lopez, Malcolm Siegel.
Edward Ruiz, watchman; Harry Lopez.
Edward Sherman, Russell Coble. Will
lam Hagerman and Mr. Siegel. coun-
cilmen. Miss Lillian Hardy will take
the part of Cinderella. Miss Ethel
Rugaber will be the baron. Miss nj
mira Townsend the baroness. others
In the cast are the Misses Augusta
Fohs. Millie Stratton, Rennie Earring
ton, Dorothy Alexander. Doris Earring
ton and Lorrain Geon.
Carnival Begins.
III queen iltdnla x. and the ladies
OF her court the carnival began last
night, when her majesty, who is Miss
Lillian I. Sexton, entertained at a
beautifully appointed dinner in the
Coleman House. Covers were laid for
twenty and the table set in the bali
room in a nook arranged with palms.
The table decorations were Killarney
roses. There were some very daintv
souvenir menus bearing photogranhs
Oh the queen sitting In state In her
royal robes. Miss Sections dtnnar
guests included Miss Margaret Newell
Miss Eleanor Adrian, Miss Ethvl p
Lawrence, Miss Dorothy Ogden. Miss
Edna Burroughs, Miss Vivian l.. r
Jorge. Miss Beatrice Brown. her maids
of honor; Miss Ellen SchotieId the
Princess Cinderella of the court: Miss
Elizabeth Reist, who Is her house
guest; her brothers, Harold Sexton and
irving Sexton, and members of the
Carnival Association, including Mr.
and Mrs. Harold B. Ayres, Mrs. w
Harvey Jones. Mrs. George Ferguson.
Mrs. j. A. Hill, DR.. A. s. Burton. Ben
1amin B. Smith. George Hopper and
John Aymar
The make-believe royalties had M,
been asleep very long when a fanfare
OF trumpets early this morning WAL
ened them to the day of their nrst for.
NAL appearance before the populaca
A body of horsemen, color her
aids and trumpeters among them were
out among the hotels soon after sun-
up, giving special attention 10 each
hostelry in which members of the
queens court are stopping. Early this
AFTERNOON they were out again, this
time proclaiming Titania x. queen of
the carnival. David Morrow, the her
aid, announced first at the home Of
Mayor T. Frank Appleby, at Grand ana
First avenues. that Titania. queen of
fairyland and friend of little children
from time immemorial and unto the
end of time, was now proclaimed queen
Of the Asbury Park carnival, and en-
joining all good people to acclaim her.
and called down the blessings of
heaven and earth upon her and upon
her reign.
One of the Features.
Another fanfare OF trumpets and the
horsemen wheeled and were on for the
home OF Harold B. Ayres, president OF
the Carnival Association. Then they
went to the Lafayette. in Fourth ave-
nue., where members of the Council and
other public men Of the city were as
sembled, repeating the proclamation
there and to the public along the
ocean-front section of the resort, con-
cluding with a proclamation 10 sew
eral thousand subjects assembled at
the Arcade, on the boardwalk at the
foot of Fifth avenue. The riders were
captaIned by Harold Sexton, and in
cluded David Morrow, herald; Mont
Brice and Phillip Kraemer, color bear
ers; Frank G. Prue and Otto Combs,
buglers, and Victor Valdies, Charles
Stever, George Vivian, William Stever,
Gregory and George Davidson.
In the minuet in Cinderella the boys
were in Colonial costume and the girls
in court costume. The dancers were
the Misses Phyllis Van Zile, Norma
Shafto Hilda Fohs. Florence Coble,
Ruth Winckler, Edith Winckler, Flea
no. Brown, Evona Venable, Edna
Campbell, Marie Miller. Dorothy Brown,
Dora Bethel, Irene Freidin. Eliza Berg
man, Evelin Steinhardt. Violet Werth-
eim. Gertrude Hubbard. Dorothy Alex
ander, Althea Ayres, Lois Van zile,
Eleanor Hudson, Millie Stratton, Gladys
Marina Sholder, Martory
Cook. Alice Sherman, Dora Bethel, Flo
renee Glass, Marie Miller, Ethel Curtis,
Mildred Mann. A. Pike. Lena West and