Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03

New York; Mrs. Edward w. Young
of Savannah; Mrs. P. j. Devlin, OF
Matawan; Mrs. John Van Kirk, Of
New York; Mrs. F. F. Armstrong,
Mrs. L. B. Walling, Mrs. Clifford B,
Aumuck, Mrs. Garrett G. Hoagland
Mrs. John G. Schanck, Mrs. Vadin
Curtis, Mrs. Horace S. Burrowes.
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle and Miss Ettye
G.. Wyckoff, of Keyport~
The following is a list of the
judges of the baby parade according
to the divisions:
Baby Carriages-Mrs, Clifford B.
Aumuck, Mrs. P. ]. Devlin, Mrs
John Van Kirk.
Doll Carriages-Mrs. F. F. Arm
strong, Rev. J. w. Nicholson, Mrs
Edward Young.
Express Wagons and Autos-Dr.
o. C. Bogardus, Miss Ettye G. Wyck-
off, Mrs. L. B. Walling.
Foot Diyision-Mrs. G. G. Hoag-
land, Mrs. J. G.. Schanck, Mrs. Vadin
Curtis.
Floats-E. S. Pepper, Mrs. Horace
S. Burrowes. Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle.
The Prizes.
The prize list this year for the
general as well as that for the baby
parade, will be much larger than
last year. In the early event there
will be prizes for the fire company
with the largest percentage Of mem
bers In line, the company making
the best appearance, the one with
the most attractively decorated ap-
p~aratus and the one with the most
originally decorated apparatus.
In the other divisions there will
be first and second prizes for both
the most attractively and the most
originally decorated general floats,
business floats, automobiles, horses
and carriages and ponies and carts.
There also will be first and second
prizes for the best decorated houses
along the line Of march.
To every child in the baby parade
a silver spoon will be presented,
while there will be in the neighbor-
hood of seventy-fye prizes. Most of
the prizes will be in the form of
cups. There will be first, second and
third prizes for the most prettily
decorated baby carriages and the
same for those most originally deco
1dNSus hCl0 WAL bC ISL anu bcC-
ond prizes for both beauty of design
and originality in the following
classes: Doll carriages, carriage
and child, express wagons and chill
dren's automobiles. Both the boy
and girl on the best decorated bicy-
Gle will receive a trophy, as will
those best representing foreign ma
lions, flowers. animals and charac-
tiers.
Three prizes will be awarded for
beauty and three for originality in
floats. The boy and the girl In the
most comical costumes will receive
their reward, while there will be
prizes for the prettiest boys and
girls, for twins, for the child rep
resenting the largest family, and for
the most attractive pony cart. A
prize winner in any one class viii
be Ineligible to receive a prize in
any other class. There will be mis-
cellaneous and special prizes to be
awarded at this discretion of the
judges In classes that are not COW
cred by the committee,
A departure this year,
ment OF which has been received
with expressions of approval, is the
awards Immediately after the pa
rade, when protests will be enter
tanned and decided.
A special prize of a handsome sill
yer cup, which has been presented
by former Sheriff Obadiah c. Begar-
dus, of this place, will also be-
awarded. The prizes are on exhibit
ton In the window of A. Salz &
Company.
The Mardi Gras.
In the evening, besides the Mardi
Gras, a special program, of local and
professional talent has been pre-
pared for the entertainment. which
will be held at Pavilion Beach. The
program will be:
overture. .Voss' First Regi-
ment Military Band.
He Is a College Boy ......,...
Glee Club and Chorus.
Moving Pictures.
Selection. .Keyport Orchestra
THE Forest Rose. -. Keyport La
dies Glee Club.
Selections. Fife and Drum
Corps and Bugle Call.
Illustrated song-"My Love Is
Greater Than the World.
Miss Flossie Lehn.
Selection Rand
THE Garden of Roses
Glee Club and Chorus.
Selection 49,. Drum Corps and
Bugle Call.
Moving Pictures.
selection Band
When Malindy's Got the Misery. >
Glee Club.
oeieotAon Orchestra
Betsy Ross .Glee Club & Chorus
selection ........s.... Band
Among those who win take part
in the ehoruses are: The Misses
Lena Lambertsons Pearle Walling
Bertha Dawson, Dorothy Ogden
Flossie Lehn, Lillian Russell. els
Cline, Loretta Hines, Gertrude
Hoose, Beatrice Mason, Nellie Nor.
ris, Ruth MoKeen, Nellie Regain
Blanche Sproul and Minnie Bauer.
The members OF the Ladies' Gies
| Club, all of whom are socially prom.
inent In the affairs Of this place In.
clude Mrs. George Nd. Collins, Mrs
Frank A. Smith, Miss Alice Shreve
Mrs. Josephine A. Hon, Mrs. Phelps
Cherry, Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry. Mrs
Richard W. Jewett, OF this place,
Mrs. Harold Smith, OF Matawan.
The Queen WIN Reign.
The queen and her court viii
reign at the Mardi Gras during III,
evening, the throne being located a
the beach.
The mayor and borough council
will review all the parades and 9th
| er events.