Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-08
BABY PRIZES
AT RED BANK
Closing Feature of the Mon
mouth County Fair--The
Winners Announced.
A BIG SUCCESS

Red Bank, Sept. S:-An exhibit
ton OF babies, who were Judged by
society women of the Rumsen sec
ton, and three good races were the
features OF the closing day of the
Monmouth county fair.
Inc Following awards. were an
nounced:
Glass / children between the
ages of IL and % months)-First
prize, $40 gold piece, Mildred E.
Wainwright; second prize, SIS gold
piece, George A. Chadwick Jr.; third
prize, IS gold piece, Charles Rick
man. Other entries were: ]. Rob-
ert McCoach, George Albert Reid
Paul Toy, Robert 8. Bainton, Alfred
H. Herbert. Cynthia B.. Snyder,
Thomas Gill, Jennie Mcqueen. Ar
thur P. Morrell and Ruth A. Hol-
land.
Glass 2 (children between the
ages of % and 35 months First
prize, $40 gold piece, Dorothy M.
Stark; second prize, IS gold piece,
John Belich; third prize, SIS gold
piece, Harry e. Davis. Other en-
tries were: Kenneth Kirby, Albert
e. Tanner, Vera Eaton, Dorothy E.
Dietz and Frank H~uddlestone.
Glass 8 children between the
ages of 35 and AT months)-First
prize, $40 gold piece, Mary E.
Smith; second prize, SIS gold piece,
Walter Curley, of Newark; third
prize, IS gold piece, Mabel Ruth
Smock.
Glass 4 (colored children between
II hn nunG nf 10 onI y o~-4Lo
First prize, $40 gold piece, Jennie
Polhemus; second prize, SIS gold
piece, Anna Rock.
Glass 4 (special)-First prize, $40
gold piece, Melvin r. Rose; second
prize, IS gold piece, Gwendolyn
Nottage.
Glass children in character
costume was the feature Of the ex-
hibition. Anna Frances West,
daughter of Professor j.. Pitman
West, of Long Branch, won the $40
offered by DR.. Ernest Fahnestock.
She was dressed as a circus fairy and
rode a pony. led by her father as
groom. She also won the silver cup
offered by Frank L. Comable. Dor
othy E.. Dietz won the second prize
of $40; May Irwin. of Keyport, third
prize Of IS, and Raymond Wyckoff,
the fourth prize Of IS.
Walter Curley, of Newark, won
the $40 gold piece offered by B. H.
Borden for the most originality
shown in costume. He was a "Sa-
lone kid" Robert Huyler, of Key
port, had the most grotesque cos
tune; Vivian Hunt, the most beau
tiful costume. Hazel Hunt, of AS
bury Park, won the $40 gold piece
originality. She represented a wa
ter queen. Eleanor Brown, Of As
bury Park, won the S. gold piece for
showing the most originality In de-
sign for decoration Of dolls coach.
Lena Horner won the Wilbur cup
for grotesque costume. Elizabeth c.
Warwick, of Long Branch, won the
IS gold piece offered by Judge John
E. Foster for showing the most
originality in design for decoration
of baby carriage. Vera Eaton, of
Long Branch, won the s. gold place
for the most originally decorated 60
cart Nelson D. Rose. of Red Bank,
won the SIS gold piece offered by Pc
ter Hauck for the most originally
decorated express wagon.
A parade In front of the grand
stand was a feature.
The judges included Mrs. Charles
d. Halsey, Mrs. P. A. s. Franklin,
Mrs. Harden l.. Crawford. Mrs.
Lewis Brown Gawtry, Mrs. Andrew
Stout. Mrs. William Barbour, Mrs.
j. Horace Harding, Mrs. Thomas N.
McCarter, Mrs. Joel Rathbone, Mrs.
John Middleton, Mrs. Howard S.
Borden, Mrs. George Arthur Hurd,
Mrs. Robert Hartshorne, Mrs. Rich
ard Hurd and Miss Lillian Bliss.