Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-09

saving Will be given. Ihere Will also
be swimming races. water sports and
the like under the auspices of the
Keansburg division of the American
Life Saving Society, under the rules
of the Metropolitan Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union,
Events.
One mile swim. Quarter mile
swim. 100 yard swim. 220 yard
swim. Diving and fitting contests
for valuable prizes.
Charles NJ. Daniels, Bud Goodwin,
Joseph Rudy and other prominent
swimmers of the A. A. U. have been
invited to take part in the events.
Evening Events.
Masquerade and Mardi-Gras pa
rade on boardwalk. Grand a at
dancing pavilion.
Prizes will be given to each man
and woman having the most grotes-
que also the most original customs.
American Life Saving Society will
have 100 men in uniform with floats
and drums and fife corps in Masque-
rade and Mardi-Gras. Valuable prizes
will be given in each event.
The Baby Show.
Saturday, Aug. 19:-At l p. m,
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will be held in the New Point Com
fort Beach Pavilion. All children
under two and one-half years of age
are entitled to enter. Valuable
prizes will be awarded for the pref
test baby, the latest baby twins,
triplets or more, tiniest badly, for
eign-nations.
The baby parade on the boardwalk
will no hold of . n m If inpIldpG
decorated baby carriages and go
carts-Most handsome, original,
gr~otesque, prettiest baby, tiniest ba-
by, foreign nations, latest baby,
(raised on patent foods) twin trip
lets. Doll carriages and go-carts-
Including Costume of Child. Express
wagons and automobiles, driven or
drawn by one or more children. Cos
tunes in fancy dress-Children
walking with or without parasols.
Costumes in burlesque-MOst conf
cal characters, miscellaneous. Floats
Attendants in costume. Bicycles
Decorated, rider in costume. Pony
Children with other animals. Floats
Drawn by ponies and other ami
mails. Advertising floats. Miscellan-
All ages under 10 years. Val
liable prizes will be awarded.
General Committee.
The general committee consists of
Otto F. Gehlhaus, chairman; William
A.. Gehlhaus, Paul c. Hunter, Charles
Carr, Charles l.. Olsen, Walter H.
Moore, r. Whitaker, William Smith,
Henry j.. Lucas, jerks Beaman, w.
l.. Doppler, Lawrence Anon, FTeder-
ok Sambraus, Philip H. Diemer,
NI1f- d DII1r w d D0hTncnn Tor1A1 !
w. w. Ramsay, Luke Nc
John Rowland, D. P. Wilson,
F. w. ~Sussemilch, George B. Shep-
.erd, Thomas Mahoney, Edward
armstrong, H. F. Marquard, Sylves-
er Freschi, Earl Bartholomew,
f. Herrick, Clarence Trube,
robert E. White, Charles Winckler,
Ernest Vahle, Lewis NJ. Rahe, Peter
'. Buckelew, Edward j. ~Simmerlein,
Iichael J. Harmon, A. E. Srtaker,
homas Mclaughlin, James Dodd, r.
=. Jimenez, F. Wnlett Smith, Will
am F. Mauser, Paul G. Snyder L,
ack Martin, c. NJ. EaS,~ o ~
.ra1lip Charles A. Soachine manufac
d was Pc Uis rifle 70 have it in
. ffatVPess . D~4"iyR-Qf the many t
worth, Martin DepenbrocK1
Higgins, lie Roy Wagner, Frank See
ey, Charles W. E. Carlson, Jesse L.
,culthorp. Charles .Guelcher, DR.. R.
Downes, William Macdonald,
William B. Randolph, August E,
ieils, Jabez Harrison, Walter Bailey,
George Van Vechten, Louis Tumen,
Harry E. Crane, Robert J. Arm
Frank Nibblett, Leroy
Griggs, Daniel Seeley, Andrew J.
Hopper, Charles R. Patterson, F. J.
Brockie, William F. Piers. William
E. Westerve1t, Charles Klug, the Rev.
DR.. Tower, Charles M. Peterson, |
Howard w. Roberts, John School,
John Mckee, A. Dubois, Charles T.
Baylis, A. w. Lucas, Robert P. Gibbs,
Henry Weseman, Daniel Hendrick-
son. Frank Herud, Charles Urz. ]. ].
Sheehan, Frank Johnson, Stephen
Seeley, Walter A. Conroy, B.. j.
Creighton, Tom Dumont, DR.. H. S.
Cooley, G. w. Williamson, Thomas
w. Aumack, Frank Hoffman, Ed
ward w. KolshOrn, Jacob Skillman,
Nicholas F. Walsh, Jonas Tumen,
Peter Hofacker, August ZachrisOn.
Alexander Smith, Nicholas Rosen-
burg, w. j.. P. Beal, A. NJ. Howie,
David Preacher. Paul Walters.
George Helm, Henry Otte, George
Heinzinger. John Giberson.
Baby Parade Committee.
Baby Parade Committee-Mrs.
John School, chairman; Mrs. Eliza
beth Reynolds, Mrs. l. M. Griggs.
Mrs. John Mckee, Mrs. Henry J.
Lucas, Mrs. j. 80 f. Schafer, Mrs. F.
Post, Mrs. A. F. Sorgenfree, Mrs.
Georgia Knowles, Mrs. Ellis Redden,
Mrs. c. NJ. Eadie, Mrs. w. H. Moore,
Mrs. F, w. Abbott, Jr., Mrs. L.
Anon, Mrs. William A. Gehlhaus,
Mrs. Henry Weseman, Mrs. Bertha
Won Vechten, Mrs. Robert White,
Mrs. Marie Hopkins, Mrs. May Reilly,
Mrs. f. l.. Ferris, Mrs. lone Taylor,
Mrs. C. W. E. Carlson, Mrs. w. f.
Smith. Mrs. A. F. Murphy, Mrs. e.
II. Higgins, Mrs. F. Willett Smith,
Mrs. R. J. Armstrong, Mrs. T. w.
Worrall, Mrs. DR.. Spencer, Mrs.
Frederick Tiedman, Mrs. F. r. Hill,
Mrs. w. z. Gessell. Miss Lillian Mar
tin, Miss Christina Hayell, Miss
Georgia Breuer, Miss Lillian Ehlers,
Miss Eva Lozier, Miss Bertha Horn
ing. Miss Mary f. Kilroy, Miss
Mamie Shepherd, Miss Mary E. Gift
ford, Miss Genevieve MCSherry, Miss
Jennie Knowles, Miss Florence r.
Helfrich. Miss Audre c. Jones, Mrs,
w. A. Conroy, Mrs. l., NJ. Rahe, Mrs.
Amy c. Purdy, Mrs. Jeanette c. B.
Blackman, Mrs. Hermina Scheliff,
Mrs. Laura McKevitt, Mrs. c. Trube,
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Mrs. Sarah f.
R~Ossnagel, Mrs. R. A JImenez, Mrs.