Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
CARNIVAL WEEK
GREAT SUCCESS
Big Event at keansburg
Ends With Baby Parade
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K~eansburg, Aug. 21:-The first
annual carnival came to a most sue
[Cessful- close last Saturday night,
after a week of celebration and gala
festivities on the new boardwalk and
the property of the New Point Com
fort Beach Company. At the grand
ball Saturday night the king and
queen of the carnival were presented
with beautiful loving cups by Dr..
Charles T. Baylis, Of Brooklyn. in be-
half of the carnival association. Dr..
Baylis delivered an address in the
pavilion.
Following the presentation of the
cups, James B. Carson, author Of the
song Dear Old Keansburs.' sang
the verses and the crowd of people
Joined in the chorus. The grand
march was under the personal super
Vision of Mr.. Carson, headed by the
king and queen and their attendants
with nearly 100 couples in line. This
was the closing affair of the week of
festivities, that has been so success
fully managed by the committees.
Babies Reception.
The babies reception in the dane
ing pavilion at l o'clock was a pleas
Eng affair. There were several hun
bred babies at this reception. Prizes
were awarded as follows:
Prettiest baby-Isabelle A. Suffer,
thirteen months old, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Suffer. Of Brooklyn.
Fattest baby-RObert Nieks, Jr..
two years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Nieks, Of New York.
ri IT-A-1T - IIl1l- AAnTA
gate, two years old, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence T. Apologize, of
keyport.
Tiniest baby-Elizabeth Boyle,
three weeks old, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyle, of New York city.
Foreign babies-Edith Lobel,
'(Swiss), two years and six months
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Iobel, of Newark.
The baby parade that followed the
reception was a great success. 1t
was estimated that close to 1000
babies we're in line in decorated car
riages, floats Of different descriptions,
Youngsters on foot in all kinds Of
Costumes as well as riding on backs
Of horses and other animals.
The parade formed on the board
walk at the end of the pier and pro-
ceeded down the walk as far as Pine
View avenuea countermarched back
past the judges stand where the
prizes were awarded.
The line of march was headed by
b spetiaa closely followed by the
q 70 and queen with their
----~llowed in the royal
Our CIR I pretty t3' ioa %s'f fol-
-9xt in line were over |
arriages, followed by
UT heHlhah'iIdren in all kinds of
Is now III + List of Prizes.
|. take this o. a complete list of
b many of theed by the judges:
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Most original-Ethel Mesroll.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mesroll,
Of Birmingham, Alabama.
Most grotesque-Richard Barber,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barber, of
.eyport.
DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTs
Most handsome-Paul Zavada,
grandson of Mrs. Arthur Hill, Of
Newport.
Most original-Edna Bishop,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bishop, of Long Branch.
Most grOtesque-Myrtle Meier,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Jacob
Meier. of Keansburg.
EXPRESS WAGONS AND AUTO
MOBILES.
Most handsome-Alice Maloy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Maloy, of New York city.
Most Observation-Disclosures Cooper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Cooper, of Keansburg.
Most grotesque-James Overton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. R. Overton,
of Keansburg.
COSTUMES IN FANCY DRESS.
Most bandsome-Erna Georgia,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Igus
Georgia, Of Keansburg.
Most original-Arlene Metzger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Metzger. of New York city.
Most grOtesque-Mildred Bennett.
daughter of Mt. and Mrs, Irving Ben
nett, Of Keansburg. Little Miss Ben
nett was dressed in a paper suit
made from the Perth Amboy EVEN
ING NEWS bearing a label "Keans-
burg news"
COSTUMES IN BURLESQUE.
Most handsome-Frank and Helen
Mauser, children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Mauser. of Newark.
Most original-Seym0ur Compton,
Eon of Nr. and Mrs. Edward Comp
Bon, Of Keansburg.
Most grOtesque-DOrotha and Bur-
well Taylor, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Taylor, of %IryingtOn.
FLOATS.
Most handsome-Edith and How
erd Cox, daughter and sol of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W.. Cox, of Crawford, n, j..
The official photographer Of the
KeansbEg carnival.
Most orlginal-Ethel and Robert
Frick, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Frick. of Keyport.
Most grotesque-Baby Leary,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary,
of Newark.
BICYCLES.
Most handsome-Ravmond Mason,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason,
OF Keyport.
Most Original-Hyler Scott, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Scott, of Port
Monmouth, representing the NINA
ture reproduction Of the steamer
Keau5burg.