Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04
ASBURY PARK NOTES
Baby Parade and Masque
Fete to Be Held Monday.
QUEEN TITANlA APPEARS
In Royal Robes She Rides in State
on Ocean Avenue.
5000 PEOPLE CHEER HER
Many washingtonians at Popular
Resort-Dances and Other
Events Of Interest.
5000 PEOPLE CHEER HER

Special Correspondezrs Of Tie star.
AsBURY PARK. N. J., September 8. 1910
Labor day marks the height OF the sea-
sen here, ana after Monday. which will
seo the resort crowded to its capacity, the
ouetsr and In many WAYS far more en-
toyahle fall season VIII open mp. But
this week has marked the other extreme
Of summer life. People went wild with
hilarious fun at the carnival functions.
which began Tuesday with the coronation
ee Queen Tltania x and lasted until to-
: cay.
Miss Lillian T. Sexton. tho queen, ap-
SCARED IN her royal robes publicly for the
arst time Tuesday afternoon, when she
and Miss Ellen Scofield OF Philadelphia,
the Princess Cinderella OF the carnival.
and the seven ladies' OF the queens court.
rode In state down Ocean avenue, and
entered the amphitheater at the foot of
Sunset lake. Here 5000 people cheered
her Justify.
The beby parade and masque fets will
be held Monday.
Masquerade dances held Thursday
night at the Ocean, Columbia, Bristol and
Monmouth Hotels were the features of
the week at these hostelries. The mask
ers. who made merry on the boardwalk,
were admitted by ticket to the ballroom
or the various hotels and danced till
late hour.
The. cSiidren's annual floral carnival
was held early in the week at the La
fayette. and there was a large attend
snee OF the little folks and their elders.
Mrs. NJ. III. Frost led the barn dance
given at that hosiery recently and others
dancing were Miss Morgan, Miss Adrian.
Miss Evans. Miss Fanny Thomas and
Miss Ruth Dunstan.
Mrs. b. l.. Ten Brook OF the West End
Hotel was hostess during the week at a
dinner given TO Mr.. Ralph tombstone. the
aviator. Mrs. tombstone and Mr.. Ralph
tombstone. jr. The table was decorated
with roses and ferns.
Miss Vivian L. Jorge, maid Of honor to
Queen Titania In the carnival festivities.
was q conspicuous figure on the floor at
the dances this week at tho Fenimore.
large bridge and euchre was the at
traction Monday night at the Wellington.
Handsome prizes were given and the pro-
Goods were contributed TO the Y. M. c. A.
fund
The 81. James Is entertaining T. A. Con-
nelly q Washington.
Henry NJ Harris recently arrived az the
Stirling from Washington to spend the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook are Washington
patrons of the Manhattan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones recently
registered at the Bristol from Baltimore.
r. b. Cavsrly and John X. Heyl Of WASH
ington. are also visitors here.
The Leadley numbers among its patrons
II " iLHs u "dSTiHe1On
Baltimoreans at the Charles include
Miss A Jessie Renwick. Miss Isabelle
Renwick. Miss Catherine f Cadd. Miss
Lillian Franklin. Miss Alma Johnson.
Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Riston and
Miss Edna Franklin
George r. Stars OF Baltimore is a pa
tron OF the Maryland.
Mrs +. A. Mickle. j. d. Mickie and A.
c. Mickle recently arrived at the Minot
House from Baltimore.
Mrs. Benjamin Butler and Miss Anna
Butler OF Washington are spending the
carnival season at the Franklin.
Mrs. w. c. Holmes and Miss Catherine