New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Liff Fok Pictured ibis Page and r1any 4oo
BeenE Entered Compete
Eanou eYb6 Tolls 7his Year on September e

the Union have signified their intention OF
participating in the unique procession.
Puck. member of Titania's household,
issued his usual proclamation this week
concerning carnival week. 1t is as follows:
arise ye sprites and bark 10 me. All OF
you every one of you, sCblin5. elves ana
fairies listen! The days again approach
when Titania, queen, reignS by the sea-
and the night We make merry with our
mischief shall again be a part OF her
triumph.
''And you, my heralds, even now pro-
claim my wish at Asbury Park Tell Them
prepare for our coming. Fling out the ban
ners, brighten the night with their Ian
terms. let ten thousand electrics glimmer
and good cheer pervade the air; gid the
right with redfre, tell the ban1s TO ring ou'
the jubilee and all the people tc give forth
the music of their laughter and gayety-
tell them TO don the mask and euise of
mystery and join for d night. when the
10y of life shall find full expression.
AYE, tell them Puck proclams this-pro-
claims it because lie loves 2 merry time,
procIaims it from every glade and glen
unto every one, everywhere.
PUCK. PRINCE or GOODFELLOWS."
The judges chosen for the var.9us di-
visions of the baby parade are as follows;
Grand prize. a gold loving cup-Samuel
/ Teiner. of philadelphia; Walter L. Law
son and Judge W. c. Davies. of New York
City and Senator Edmund ". Wakelee, of
Rutherford " ].
Queens prize. pony and cart-QUeen
Titania, Mrs. W. Harvey Jones. Mrs.
George s, Ferguson and Mrs. john y. Hill.
! of Asbury Park.
| BABY coaches and so-carts-Consressm
John J. Fitzgerald. Of Brooklyn: Mrs.
| Charles Fox, of New York City; Mrs. Fred
| erick a Croselmire. of Newark; Mrs VIII
lam A. Ferguson. Of Brooklyn, and Mayor
! Charles J, Fisk of Plaiufieid.
/ Doll coaches-H. Stacey Smith, OF New
! ark; II. Brewster Willis and Mrs. George
! F. Mccormick. of New Brunswick; Mrs
! NJ A Slater, of New York City. and Mrs.
James p. Crolnbargar, of Philadelphia
/ Express wagons-AssembIyma Joseph 2.
: Tumulty, of Jersey City; AIRS. J. 3. Gill,
! of Peoria; Mrs. Otto Dennis, of New York
! City; Mrs II. s. FrismUJh. OF PhIadeIPi
/ and Mrs D. E Nicholson. OF Brooklyn
/ Fancy costumes-Tuomas r. Somers and
! Miss Margaret Travis, of New York City;
! Charles J. Taylor OF Baltimore. Ms J. G.
Mortimer. of East Orange. and Mrs Il.
! Stacey Smith. OF Newark
( College colors-N. g. Steiser. Hugh r.
] AChenZlc anu MIS- ttDttrI SHtl1feU. OF
/ New York CITY; Mrs Harry L. Lewis. Of
| Cleveland. and Mrs Luwery. OF AIleuhurst
! Burlesauc ostumes-Mrs. g. O. O'Kcefe
/ of Brooklyn; Dr. John +. Collins of Wash
/ inston: Mrs Charles II. May. of Paterson:
! Mrs. J. ogden EIauon, Of Asbury Park
/ ard Miss May ti5hoH. Of Trenton,
/ Fioats-C!mton 4. Black. Georce -
/ Class and Miss Florence patterson. ~ New
/ York City: Mrs. Arthur Gail Borden. of
Washington. and Mrs Frank W. Sooy, of
/ Asbury Park.
! Pony carts-Jamas l.. Brun&u-h o. St
! Louis; Or. y. l.. King. Of Baltimore, Dr.
! Mary NJ Benedict anu George Reuter-. Of
! New York City.
Judges Tor the parade of children repre-
senting fairy tale mythoiogy-Mrs. Harry
/ NJ. Smock. Mrs. James +. Ackerman and
Mrs George 3. Cade. of Asbury Park. and
/ Mrs. James NJ. Ra!ston. of Allenhurst
Judges for the masQUe fTte-W- q. PesIer.
/ of Plainfield: Nicholas Peter Wedin. Of Jer-
sey city an? ". J. Burrows ana r Lemon.
/ OF Asbury Park