Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
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At ASBURY'S' BIG
CARNIVAL CLOSE
Three-D Day Fete Ends in Blaze
of Light = New
Arrivals.

ASBURY PARK, July 16.-Wesley
Lake was a blaze of light last night.
Small boats in squadrons and fleets
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
varI-colored lights bore down the lake
side in double and single file. and
made, with a wonderful illumination OF
the lake banks and striking electric
effects stationed In the centre of the
pretty sheet Of water, a magnificent
climax of the three-day carnival, which
has beer witnessed by one hundred
thousand people.
With last nights fete the carnival
commission abandoned the July innova-
ton. and now start upon the great mid
summer children's carnival. which will
be opened August 80. when Queen
Titania will be crowned. About fifty
entries have been received for the baby
parade, and it Is believed the column
will reach one thousand strong on baby
parade Gay.
Not the least interesting feature of
the closing pageant on the lake was the
presence of one Thousand automobiles,
which were parked on the lake side and
around the side streets.
The Asbury Park bathing girls are
signing for the stalwart collegians who
have always been on hand in uniforms
Of beach l~ife-savers to rescue then in
the water upon the slightest provoca-
ton. The college men here for the past
three or four seasons are not being en-
ployed now, the employment having been
given to a crew of life-savers, compe-
tent men, most of them well past mid
die life, and not at all fiirtatious. Not
withstanding, however, great crowds
continue to go into the water. The
temperature was 20 degrees much of the
time, and once or twice a little warmer
this week, which is prime bathing.
New Jersey arrivals at Asbury Park
follow:
Newark House-William Leigh and
A. Line. Of Newark; r. L. Horner and
Charles H. Cook, of Elizabeth; A. Le-
vine, of Newark.
Ocean Hotel-Mrs. c. Umbach, Miss
K. Umbach, A. M. Elliot, NJ. G.. Losey.
H. L. Norton. H. Sommers. Bertha
! Witt. Miss Pikre. H. Walker, Mrs. c.
Willis. of Newark: ]. w. Howler. OF
| Elizabeth; w. w. Bogart, of Montclair;
A. Downer. of Orange: Henry James.
of South Orange.
West End Hotel-Harvey Herrick.
Paul B. Wolff, of Newark; Margaret
and Helen Millar, of Elizabeth; "Cy'
Parkin, Snaps Mueller and Joe Crisp.
OF Newark.
Marlborough Hotel-W. Horsefddle,
A. C. Kent and C. S. Sweet, of Newark;
Fl. Textor and wife, Of Elizabeth.
Ocean Spray-Pompieo Basilea, Mr.,
and Mrs. C. BasiIea and children, Mr..
and daughter Ethel, of Newark; Miss
Blair and Mr.. Terhune and family. OF
Bloomfield.
Lafayette-Mr. and Mrs. A. T,
Schlichting, George B. Laurent. OF
Newark.
Gramercy-walter Roth, William @
vey, DR.. H. Atchison, Of Newark.
Lyndhurst-Minnie Rapp. A. H. Eng.
fish, sisters Emma and Margaret. OF
Newark; A. C. Huessell, Of East Or
ange.
Nassau Halo. w. Morrell. c. w
Howell, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. H. PETER, o.
Newark.
Brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bah
cock, of Newark.
ST. James-G. d. Kimsberly, T. Horse
field, IT,, of Newark.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Lee Ebert. Eleanor
Wilson. of Newark.
Hotel Colonnade-E. D.. Dreyfuss, Mr.
and Mrs. L.. Lindeman, Mrs. H. Eisnel