New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
QUEEN T|TANIA RE|GNS
Five Hundred Babies Parade at
ASbury Park.
EIGHT DIVISIONS IN LINE
Fifty Thousand Spectators APP
plaud Little Tots at New
Jersey Resort.
by Telegraph to The Tribune !

Asbury Park. y. j.. Sept. Five hum
dred babies and children. the flower OF
Uncle Sans domain. with representatives
from Turkey and South America. paraded
this afternoon before Queen Titania. while
dftv thousand spectators who occupied the
vast amphithcatre and vantage points along
the line of march. applauded. IL was
Asbur,s Parks twenty-frst baby parade
and in every respect. the finest Of them all.
The parade was in eight divisions eacn
a gem as to decorations Of coaches ana
costuming. Governor Woodrow Wilson,
who was 10 nave shared the honors Win
the carnival queen. was unable TO be
present but he had four diminutVe rep'i''s
IN the pageant. each bearing a placard
suggesting Presidential honors for the JOY
sey reformer. The prizes awarded mum
bered more than three hundred, ana m
cluded a pony and cart and massive soiu
and silver loving cups.
The grand prize was won by Jeanette
.inn. Of Long Branch. She was me queen
Of the Elks" Around her was a mimic
court gathered about real elks mead
Her float drawn by four ponies. was eIaD-
oratey decorated with the Elks coiors-
nl,nle and white. The queen Tiiania
prizc. pony and part, went to Anna
Frances. also Of Long Branch, who MADE
a charming Spring Maid the mouse IN
which she reclined being reproduction oil
that used in the play.
Charles Williams Wirth, Of New YORK
CITY. two years old. was awarded the niue
ribbon in the baby coach division. Dressed
AZ CAPTAIN Cupid" he occupied a coach
trimmed with pink and white paper flowers.
Madeline F. h. Wharmly. Of Asbury Park
y.b, inpersonated the queen Of the
Roses" captured second honors IN TINS IL
vision
vivian Frances Hunt, a tot from Red
Rank. was an easy winner in the dolI
coach division. Her vehicle represented
queen Titania and her court Peari
Catherine Maps. of Long Branch, received
second prize for her cOnccit, Guardian
Angels
Newark representative. Frank Frcilot'
was the honor child In the express wagon
division. He rode beneath a crescent
shaped canopy. The red ribbon was capt
ured by Beatrice NJ. Hubben Of Brooklyn,
ubo sat on top Of massive make believe
popcorn bar.
Gowned as Hollanders, Dorothy and Bea-
trice Dickopf OF Red Bank. won frst prize
in the fancy dress division. The second
prize went TO Henrietta and Grace Adams
Of Shreveport. Id. who represented The
old and New" Miss Henrietta wore a
crinoline costume OF 1861. while her sister
was a modern hoDbe skirt belle.
The burlesque division was the largest
NJ the parade kathelne Heney. OF Brad
lev Beach. made up as Annette Kellermann,
Tho diver received the blue hbon and
mn Rowland o. Brandt, Of Asbury lark.
,,rsssed as Robinson Crusoe. won second
bonors. and Dorothy r. Sutphin. OF Long
pra,ch. gowned as suffragette. received
the third prize.
princeton cOlors predominated in the
oo,leee division. although a make-believe
harvard oarsInan. Horace Citing DArcus.
,sburv Park. carried on the first prize
LEHMAN Everett Woodruff, Of West
nranoe a Princeton athlete, was second,
.,d charles Hurd Holmes, OF Chicago.
roorosenting Yale. was third.
Manipulating q diminutive Wright air
III, the planes decorated with Violets.
Madeline walton. Of Asbnry Park. won
,rs, prize IN the float division Leslie
.lher, kramer. Of faraNay Portland. ore.