Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-06
SELECT ASBURY
CARNIVAL QUEENS
FIRST ATTENDANT
Miss Marguerite Newall, Is.
year-0ld New York Girl,
Popular Choice.
Especial to the Newark start

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 6.-The honor
of first choice among the attendants
to Queen Titania, who will reign over
Asbury Park during the annual baby
parade carnival, beginning August 30,
fell yesterday to Miss Marguerite
Newall, an 1~8-year-old girl, from New
York, who is spending her first summer
in Asbury Park at the Lloyd, in Sun
set avenue. Miss Newall is an attrac-
tive blonde. very graceful n rather
above medium height. With eight
other maids, including the maid of
honor to the queen, who will be the
last one chosen, she will serve in a
pageant lasting four days, during
which Asbury Park and the adjacent
towns will become a limited monarchy
over which Tftania will rule with as
much pomp n ceremony as though
h were really a monarch.
Announcement yesterday that the
Ben Greet Players will present a con-
siderable part of the pageant struck
everybody as being the best arrange
ment the carnival committee has made
for some years. His engagement was
suggested by the fac hat the carnival
is built upon midsummer Nights
Dream" one of the Shakespearean pro-
ductions, which the Greet players have
given in this country and Europe with
most marked success. They will pre-
sent the drama on the night of Tues
day, August 80, upon a huge stage in
the stadium to be erected upon Ocean
avenue, where there will be seats for
$4,000 or 10000 people. Asbury's baby
queen and her entire court will he
hT0fIohf into thu nrAd ttafinn in a nnrO-
nation scene, and so skillfully have
the lines and staging been changed by
Mr.. Greet to this end that the general
effect will be as though the general
cast was professional.
Two new wrinkles appear in the pro-
gram for the opening day Of the car
nival this year. One is the visiting of
the members of the royal party at Z
in the morning by a cavalcade Of
trumpeters. who will blow a fanfare
in front of the residents of each mem
Der of the royal party, and the other
a matinee at the stadium. to be erected,
as usual. on Ocean avenue, with a seat
ing capacity of $1,000. The matinee
will be a presentation of all the fairy
tales of childlore. recitations being
given by members of the Ben Greet
troupe IN cOSIOfne.
Neyyarker In DirigibIe.
A ~forerunner of Asbury's great avia-
ton meet, the largest and in many
ways the most representative ever held
Eere or abroad. was seen by thousands
OF people today, when Captain MILL
man, of Newark, appeared in his big
dirigible balloon, advertising the meet,
which begins next Wednesday. He flew
down to the Spring Lake horse show.
ard every morning next week win
make tours to different resorts along
the shore. throwing out advertising
matter.
Registered at the Brunswick are
Thomas Goldenway, r. 8. Torrance,
Marshal D. Rome and Samuel Seamons,
of Newark; j. w. Richardson, of
Bridgeton; Mrs. ]. B. McGrath, Miss
Daisy McGrath, of Madison; Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Boyle, Miss Annie Boyle.
Miss Katie Boyle, James Boyle, Paul
Boeger, DR.. J.. A. Keppel and M. G.
Ernst, of Jersey City; B. F. James,
James Gardner, Joseph Carr, ". b.
Kendall and Miss stiles, Of Pitman,
N. j.
The Coleman House is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Beals and MI. and
Mrs. C. E. Bond, of PlainfieId; William
r. Cline and Mr.. and Mrs, David
Jones. of Montclair, and Mrs. l.. Obi,
of Morristown.
Stopping at the Surf House are Mrs
j. Edward Smith and Mrs. Eugene
Johnston, of Newark; Mr. and Mrs. c.
S. Cathcart and Miss Helen Cathcart.
of New Brunswick; Mrs. Fred s.
White and family and Maurice Roacha,
of Butler, N. j.
Patrons of the st. George include Mrs.
G.. McLaren, John McLaren, Miss M.
S. Dufford, Miss I. f. Dufford and Mr..
and Mrs. I. Dimond, of Newark; Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Graham n Miss j..
Graham, of Upper Montclair; ]. E.
Garabrant, Thomas Maxfeld and j. B.
Glennon, of Bloomfield; Donald X.
Smith, Of Paterson, and A. II. AL
banesius, of Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Coade, OF Orange
- Entfna