Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-08
NEWARK BABIES
TO COMPETE IN
ASBURY PARADE
September 2 Is Date of Big
Event-Late Arrivals at
the Hotels.
Especial to the Newark start

lOpccidi 10 tne NEWARK btaf.J
ASBURY PARK, Aug. 8.-The date
Of the big annual Asbury Park baby
parade has beer set by the carnival
commission. which for some time has
had offices established on the board
walk at the foot OF First avenue, where
registrations are being made daily. for
September Q. At that time about 500
babies, decorated in accordance with
the most carefully executed plans a
thousand parents have been able to de-
wise. will march in review before 100, 900
spectators. OF these children half will
be Jerseyites and at least a fifth will
be from Newark II the registrations
run In h same ratio they have begun.
Parents who had entered their chill
dren had their interest enlivened yes
eerday by word that an automobile
would be the grand prize this season.
The offer has not yet been formally
made to the carnival association, but
Is practically assured. Many hundreds
of dollars worth Of silver and gold
cups and other handsome presents are
already on exhibition to stimulate the
interest of would-be nrize- winners in
the carnival offices on the boardwalk.
Four-Day Fete.
The baby parade will be the last Of
a series of four daily fetes. the first
of which, the coronation of the baby
queen, will take place August 80 under
the direction Of Ben Greet, who will
i present "Midsummer Nights Dream
| with hts regular company, but bring
ing in the Asbury's Titania,
Entries in the beby parade include:
Charles III. Barrows. Newark; Mar
garet Wilson. Norristown; Phil Stew
enson. Kearny: Marcus r. Felber, New
ark; Vivian Francis Hunt, Red Bank.
Gladys May Parkinson. Jersey City:
u j. Emerson. Andrew Emerson and
Arthur r Emerson. B~eiievilie; Ada
Adele Morton. Newark; Joseph
Cearnes, Newark; Arnold C. Keepers
and Kenneth I. c. Keepers, Newark;
Edward Orestes Forbes. jr., Newark:
Isabella Katherine Holmes. Morris
town; Emerson Powell. South Orange;
Walter Edward and Evelyn Tremain,
twins, and Walter Tremain, Orange:
Elizabeth Whelan, Jersey City; Esther
Boyland. Orange; Robert Davis, Jersey
City; Florence Cary. Hoboken; Gerai-
dine L. Beavers Somerville; Gail de
Grof, Newark; Natalie Livingston
Helbig. Newark; Katherine Monaghan,
Harrison. and Nettie v. woodruff.
West Orange.
Recent arrivals at the hotels include.
Marlborough-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A,
Smith, H. w. easier. Morristown: r
J. Bradley. Montclair; w, p. Radman,
Hackensack; Mrs. c. NJ. Bonen and
Miss N. A. Bonen. East Orange; C. W,
Kent, Orange; George King. Elizabeth;
]. d. Geording, s. q. Merrill. Newark;
James G. Field. Plainieid; Mrs. ]. II.
Bouter. Mrs. r. Steinter, William
Bouter and H c S~teinter. Hackensack.
Coleman House-H. b. Smith, Ruth
erford; j. Barber. Englewood; Mrs.
George Rahmann, J. A. Leggett and M.
P. Slocum. Summit; George H. BurreiI,
Jersey City: D. C. Kingsman. Hacken-
sack; 8. d. Applegate. Hoboken: w.
Haisey Smith. Newark.
Thedford-Miss Lucy Won Beela, Ho-
boken; Miss c. cavanagh, Englewood.
e. J.. Bergen, Mi. and Mrs. F. W.
Lockwood, w. D. Grow, Mrs. w. d.
Crow and w. D. Grow. Jr., East Or
ange.
Brunswick-Mrs. John f. Boyle, Miss
Annie Boyle, Miss Katie Boyle, Paul
Boeger. DR.. ]. A. Keppel and NJ. C.
Ernst. Jersey City.
Eliersiie-George H. Hageman. Mrs.
w. L. Jenkins, Mrs. w. A. Maneii and
Lenora ManeiI, Newark; J. T. McDer-
mott. G. A. Mooney and, James r.
Mooney, Elizabeth.
Charles-Herbert D. Jones, Ruther-
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose B. Dean,
P~assaic; e.. G. Kelley. Hoboken: Mrs.
A. H. Ball, Montclair; Mrs. r. II. Will
son and Miss Margery Wilson, Nc
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