Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
kEYPORT IS DECORATED
FOR THE BIC CARNIVAL
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rule in regard to awarding prizes.
The judges will make known their
ward j.. Curry, George Conover,
Charles l. Young, George Pease, Fer
dinand Mag, DR.. o. @. Bogardus,
Henry Salz. William H. Aumack, H.
c. Benedict, Joseph r. Walling, of
Keyport; William Floersch, Perth
Amboy; Jacob A. King. Asbury
Park; Harry Longstreet, William j.
Kennedy, Miss Matye Simpson and
Miss Helen Terhune, of Matawan;
Miss Anne Avery, of Cliffwood; Wal
ter Wise, of Newark.
The lodges have also shown more
interest than ever before and the
following have prepared floats for
the event: ~Scheyichbi Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas; Freedom Coun-
ell, Daughters of Liberty; the East
End Athletic Club, the Century Ath-
letic Club, Raritan Grange, Of Key
port, and Matawan Grange, the two
latter composed of several hundred
farmers of Monmouth county, many
of whom will enter individually in
the automobile or carriage divisions.
In the carriage division will be
those driven by Mrs. e. S. Goldberg,
Mrs. Richard s. White, Mrs. Joseph
Maurer, Mrs. Elmer e. Morris, Mrs.
e. H. Wharton, Mrs. Charles x.
Crawford, the Misses Mccormick,
Gilbert T. Van Mater. Garrett Nc
Keen, Miss Mildred Van Mater, Miss
Pauline Aumack, Mrs. William Van
Mater. Mrs. Edward Wilson, Josiah
Crammer and William Conover, and
a large number of out-of-town en-
tries.
The Line of March.
The line of march for the first pa
rade will be from the corner Of
Front and Broad streets, proceeding
down from Broad to First, down
First to Fulton, up Fulton to Sec
ond, up Second to Broad, up Broad
to Mott, up Mott to Main, down
Main to Front, up Front to Broad
way, and countermarch.
Some of the judges of the first pa
rade will be: Ex-Judge J. Clarence
Conover, John H. Jewett, d. P. Van
Deventer, Harvey S. Bedle, and Rev.
H. w. Brueninghausen,
The Baby Parade.
After the first parade the firemen,
assisted by the committee, will help
the local police clear the line of
march for the baby parade, which
will be, starting from Main and
Elizabeth streets, proceeding down
Main to Front, from Front to Broad,
up Broad through Cross, to Main
street, proceeding up to the starting
point. These streets will be closed
to all other traffic during this event
and the police and hremen will act
as a patrol to keep 1t clear so that
the children will be in no danger.
The baby parade will be one of the
main features of the day, and a
large list of entries has ben secured
by the committee of local young la
dies, who deserve much credit for
the way they have worked. The
committee In charge are: The
Misses Ola M. Conklin, Kathleen v.
10. Hoagland, Emma Miller, Annie
L. Tilton, Dorothy Ogden, Florence
Armstrong, Mildred Lachey, Bernice
Bronner, Ida Sandman, Pearle Wall
ing, Loretta Hines, Ola Sandman,
Ruth McKeen, Edna Melee, Ella
Cline, Hannah Morris. Nellie Morris.
Evangeline B. Wharton, Beatrice
Mason, Lena L~ambertson, Elsie An
derson, Wynne .Walling, Nellie Re
gan, Bella Haynes, Grace Applegate,
Lillian Campbell, Marie Campbell.
Mrs. Edward H. Wharton, Mrs.
Henry e. Ackerson. Ada F. Poole,
Classy Tansey, Mabel Alderman and
Gladys Gill. They have been divided
and the following will manage the
parade IN the different divisions:
The general head of all the parade
will be Miss Emma Miller.
Baby Carriages-Miss Bessie Gov
ert, Miss Pearle Walling and Miss
Nellie Morris.
Doll Carriages-Miss Grace APP
plegate. Miss Lena Lambertson, Miss
Beatrice Mason and Miss Elsie An
derson.
Express Wagons-Miss Lillian
| Campbell and Miss Hannah Morris.
Toy Autos-Miss Mildred Lacksy
and Misc r. Bernice Bronner.
Floats-Mrs. Henry E. Ackerson,
Jr., and Miss Cassie Tansey.
Foot Division-Miss Marie Camp
bell, Miss Nan Mckinney, Miss Nell
lie Regan, Miss Ella Cline and Miss
Ruth McKeen.
The following Is the complete list
OF the judges of the baby parade,
who will review the parade from the
grandstand which has been erected
at the corner CT Front and Broad
streets:
Ex-sherIn O. G. Begardna. Rev.
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