Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-30
CARNIVAL WILL BE KEY
PORTS BIGGEST EVENT
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The Carnival Committee has COM
municated with the Aeroplan Club
of New York, in an effort to have
an aeroplane flight here on Carnival
Day. An attempt is also being made
to have a balloon ascension at Beach
Park after the Baby Parade.
Mardi Gras and Festival OF Music in
The Evening.
In the evening it is planned to
have here a Mardi Gras, while at
Beach Park, which has been kindly
placed at the disposal Of the Carni-
val Committee by Mr.. e. NJ. Mansell,
a Festival of Song and Music is be-
ing arranged under the direction of
Mr.. George M. Collins and will in
| clude instrumental selections by DR..
r. w. Jewett's orchestra, the New
Jersey Fife and Drum Corps and
New Jersey First Regiment Band;
also vocal selection by the Keyport
Ladies' Glee Club, composed of Mrs.
George M. Collins, Mrs. Harold G.
Smith, Mrs. Frank A. Smith, Miss
Alice Shreve, Mrs. Josephine A.
Hoh, Mrs. Phelps Cherry, Mrs. M.
Lester Terry and Mrs. Richard w.
Jewett. Popular songs will be rem
dered by "a chorus of young ladies
including several hundred voices
and comprising Misses Lena Lam
b%ertson, Pearle Walling, Bertha
Dawson, Flossie Lehn, Lillian Rus
sci, Gertrude Hoose, Nellie Morris,
Ruth McKeen, Blanche Sproul and
Minnie Bauer.
Numerous business men have
signified their intention of entering
floats in the afternoon parade, name
ly: A. Salz & Co., The R. West Co.,
Force & Wyckoff, Phelps Cherry, d.
E. Mahoney, Craigen & Noonan, l..
Brewer Walling, E. E. Conklin,
Stultz & Clark, John Templeton,
and no doubt there will be many
others.
In the automobile division It is
understood that the following will
enter: Harry West, DR.. D.. Edgar
Roberts, DR.. G. G. Hoagland, DR..
Harvey Hartman, Miss Ada Walling,
Miss Hilda Schanck, Frank Mooney,
Edward j.. Curry, George Conover,
Charles I. Young, George Pease, DR..
o. c. B%ogardus, Henry Salz, William
H. Aumack, H. C. Benedict, Joseph
R.. Walling, of Keyport; William
Floersch, Perth Amboy; Jacob A.
ki-g. Asbury Park; Harry Long
street, Doc Kennedy, Miss Simp-
son and Miss Terhune, of Matawan,
Miss Anne Acery, of Cliffwood and
Ferdinand G. Mag.
In the carriage division 1t is re-
ported that the following will enter:
Mrs. q. S. Goldberg, Mrs. Richard
s. White, Mrs. Joseph Maurer, Mrs.
Elmer q. Morris, Mrs. Charles X.
Crawford, the Misses Mccormick,
Gilbert T. Van Mater, Carrot Nc
Keen, Miss Mildred Van Mater, Miss
Pauline Aumack, Mrs. William Van
Mater, Mrs. Edward Wilson and Will
liam Conover.
The Lodge of Pocahontas will also
enter a float in the afternoon pa
geant.
The chairmon Of the carnival is
Henry Salz; secretary, Ellison D.
Pettys.
Others of the committee are:
Mayor Edward E. Conklin, ex-Sher-
if o, G. Bogardus, A. Salz, e~x-Judge
]. Clarence Conover, of Freehold;
Michael j. Tansey, of Newark;
Charles H, Patterson, of Brooklyn;
r. O. Walling, Karl Mathiasen, Har-
ry West, w. Howard Lake, Luke B.
Melee, Harvey s. Bedle, Henry E.
Ackerson, Garland G.. Noonan,
George, George J. Craigen, D. P.
Van Deventer, Ferdinand G. Mag.
The Queen of the Carnival will
be Miss Ola M. Conklin, daughter of
Mayor Edward E. Conklin. Some of
her attendants include Miss Kath-
leen V. D. Hoagland, Miss Annie TIL
ton, Miss Florence Armstrong, Miss
Winnie Walling Miss Gladys Gill
and Miss Loretta Hines.
Some of the judges of the first
parade will be: E-Judge J. Clarence
Conover, John H. Jewett, D. P. Van
Deventer, Harvey s.. Bedle, and Rev.
II. w. Brueninghausen.
Some of the Judges Of the Baby
Parade willie be-: Ex-Sheriff o. G.
Bogardus, Rev. j. w. Nicholson, Ed
win s. Pepper Mrs. G.. G. H~oagland,
Mrs. l.. Brewer Walling, Mrs. Vadin
Curtis, Mrs. F. F. Armstrong, Mrs.
clifford B. Aumack, Ex-Judge ].
Clarence Conover, of Freehold; John
H. Jewett, Of Plainfeld; Edwin S.
Pepper, of New York.
The chairman, Mr.. Henry Salz,
specially desires that there be a big
turnout from Perth Amboy and that
the children from there will partici-
pate in the children's parade and
also that automobilists from Perth
Amboy will join the Auto Parade
and take home many of the prizes.