Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
Charles T. Baylis, Of Brooklyn.
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Charles T. Baylls. Of Brooklyn.
ADVERTISING FLOATS.
Most handsome-Robert Reid. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Reid, of
Keansburg.
Most origina1-Helen Reilly and
Viola Hopkins, children of R. Reilly
and II. Hopkins, of New York city.
Most grotesque-Arthur Redden,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Redden, of
Keansburg.
FLOATs-SECTION A.
Most handsome-FIorence Hell
frich. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Helfrich, Of Newark. repre-
senting Rock Of Ages"
Most original-Helen and Estelle
Apologize, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence T. Apologize. of Keyport.
representing a sea nymph with the
inscription con the Beach at New
Point Comfort"
Most grOtesque-Daniel Bryne, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bryne, of
Keyport.
ADVERTISING DIVISION
SECTION A.
Most handsome-Robert Burns,
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Brooklyn.
Most original-William Hylar, son
of B. B. Hylar, Of Keyport, represent
ing the village blacksmith.
Captains in Charge.
The captains of the various divi-
sions who had the parade in charge
were: Mrs. John School, chairman
of baby show and baby parade; Mrs.
David Boyd, of Newark; Miss Anna
Smith, of New York; Mrs. Marie
Hopkins, of Keansburg; Mrs. Mae
Reilly, of New York; Miss Mabel
Griggs, of New York; Miss Jennie
Knowles, of Keansburg; Mrs. Mar
garet Small, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Pratt,
of Newark; Miss Frieda Urz. of Jer-
sey City, and Miss Georgia Breuer,
of Jersey City.
Judges for Baby Parade.
The judges for the baby parade
were: Mrs. Henry DeVeze, of New
York; Mrs. 1. NJ. Griggs, of Newark;
Mrs. Mortimer Jaques, of Newark;
Mrs. James Wylie, of Kearny; Mrs.
E. Redden, of Keansburg; Mrs. E. NJ.
Eadie, of Keansburg Heights; Mrs.
z. Kline, Of Newark; Mrs. Anna
Geiger, Of Hoboken; Mrs. Charles
Haupt, of Brooklyn; Mrs. F. j. Beh-
lars, of Brooklyn; Mrs. H. P. Pfeil,
of East Orange; Mrs. F. Willett
Smith, of Newark; Mrs. A. ]. Hopper,
Of Keansburg; Mrs. Henry Schafer,
OF Brooklyn; Mrs. E. Cunningham, of
Keansburg; Mrs. w. E. Smith, Of
Jersey City; Mrs. II. F. Marquerdt, of
Newark; Mrs. n. F. Walsh. of Jersey
City, and Miss Lillian NJ. Ehlers, Of
Brooklyn.
D. X. Wentworth, of the Perth
Amboy EVENING NEWS, was APP
pointed official secretary for the
Judges by the Keansburg Carnival
Association.
Prizes for Decorations.
Prizes for the decorated cottages,
bungalows, and business places were
awarded as follows:
COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS
(Silyer CUp.)
First prize-Ira Hatfield, cottage.
Second prize-H. F. Marquardt,
bungalow.
BUSINESS PLACES.
(SIlver Cups.)
First prize-Frederick Schmitz.
Second prize-William KnOezer.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
(Silver Cups.)
First prize-L. Anon.
Secona prize-Henry Weiserman.
FIRST }MEHaTI0Ti bRR6ECQRATGONs.
C. w. E. Carlson, three bunga-
ows; A. W. Lucas. the kings resi-
eacs1L S. R. Brown estate, Frank
Ieured. Miss McSherry, the queens
.ome; Miss Jones, 4 of the maids
f honor to the carnival queen; Mrs.
+. H. ~Frenehman, Peter L'Icart,
George Lamb, Mrs. P. J. Fallon, Mrs.
!. w. Rouse, W. L. Macdonald, Miss
Dorothy Keyes, Camp jain Associa-
ion, Fritz Neubauer, r. r. Jiminiz, |
Mrs. McRichard.
SECOND MENTION Cred Ribbon |
Martin Depenbrock, w. L. Hart,
The College Inn, The Ralston, Mrs.
NJ. Zweifel, Henry Solleich, Carl
Burndt, Mrs. II. Shaffer, Herman
Lehr, Joseph L. Jay, w. B. Robinson.
Edward Simmerlain, A. f. Morris,
Ellis Redden, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, The
Newark Comfort, James Newark
Palace.
THIRD MENTION CWhite Ribbon.)
The Newark House. Mrs. R. T.
Armstrong, Robert Seeley, w, J..
Beale, J. Crane and son, w. F. Piers.
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