Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-21
SELECT QUEEN
FOR CARNIVAL
Report Young Ladies Are
Now VOlilg.
Special to tie EVENING NEWs.

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carnival and baby parade are an
nounced by Henry SaIz, the chair
man of the general committee, to-
day. AS has already been told, the
browning Of the queen will take
place Tuesday night, August /. The
girls of the carnival auxiliary com
mittee are now voting as to who the
queen shall be. 1t is understood the
decision rests between the Misses
Anna Tilton and Florence Arm
strong. A special coronation song
has been composed by Mrs. Rufus
o. Walling to be sung on this occa-
sion by a large chorus composed of
the following young ladies: Lena
Lambertson, Pearl Walling, Blanche
Sproul, Minnie Bauer, Gladys Wal
ling, Alva Hendrickson, Zelma Sea-
ton, Mildred Walling, Hazel Collins,
lamar Chapple, Nellie Regan,
Bertha Dawson, Nellie Morris, Lillian
Campbell, Marie Campbell, Dorothy
Ogden and Flossie Lehn.
Following the ceremony there will
be a dance.
Wednesdays Program.
The exercises for Wednesday will
begin at 1880 P. NJ. with parades Of
tiremen, decorated floats, automo-
btles, horses, carriages, etc. The
line Of march forming at Front and
Broad streets, the parade will march
down Broad to First street, to Fulton
street, to Second street, to Broad
street, to Mott street, to Main street,
to Front street, to Broadway, and
countermarch to Broad and Front
streets, where it will disband.
At the conclusion of the general
parade, preparations will be made to
start Immediately with the baby
parade. The streets through which
the youngsters are to parade will be
roped off and closed to general
traffic. The baby parade will be
formed at Main and Elizabeth
streets, and parents will kindly see
that the children are there by $3.50
P. NJ. in order that this parade may
start at 4 o'clock. The line Of march
will be down Main to Front, Front
to Broad, Broad to Elizabeth, then
back to Main to the starting point.
Every child in line will be presented
with a souvenir of silver. There
will be first, second and third prizes
for both the most prettily and also
the most originally decorated baby
carriages. First and second prizes
for the prettiest and also for the
most original in the following class
es: Doll carriages, carriage and
child complete outfit; express wag-
n and children's automobiles.
First, second and third prizes for the
most original and also for the pref
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for the most original boy and girl;
foreign nations; animals, comical,
also prettiest boy and girl, flowers,
characters, miscellaneous, twins, and
pony cart.
There will be special prizes which
may be awarded at the discretion of
the judges in the classes which are
not covered in advance by the COM
mittee.
The judges for the baby parade
are requested to be at the starting
point before $3.50 P. NJ. and view
there every child before the parade
starts, SO that each and every en-
trant is given every consideration.
The judges are requested to an
nounce Immediately after the parade
the various awards, when protests,
if any, may be entertained and de-
cided.
Prizes will be awarded to the fire
company showing the largest per-
centage of men in line; also to the
company making the best appear
ance. There will be first and second
prizes for both the most attractively
and most originally decorated gener-
al floats, business floats, automobiles,
horses and carriages. There will
also be first and second prizes for
the best decorated residence along
the line of march.
Parade Entries.
Among the business men who are
expected to enter floats are: A. Salz
& Company, The R. West Company,
John Templeton, Fred Prick, R. S.
White, C. H. Hepfer, T. Regain, Cor
don Woodey, Force & Wyckoff, l..
Brewer Walling, John G. Schanck,
o. D. Walling, A. NJ. Bedle, C. j.
Post, NJ. Pease, E. E. Conklin Com
pany, Phelps Cherry, D. E. Mahoney,
E. w. Snyder, Stultz & Clark.
In the carriage division 1t is ex-
pected that the following will be in
line: Mrs. Richard s. White, Miss
Mildred Van Mater, Mrs. Charles X.
Crawford, Mrs. Joseph Maurer, Mrs.
Raymond Wyckoff, Miss Helen
Mount, Grover Curtis, Gilbert T. Van
Mater, Mrs. E. s. Goldberg, Miss
Pauline Aumack, Miss Adele Nc
Keen.
Among the floats 1t is expected
that the following organizations will
be represented: Scheyichbi Council,
Degree of Pocahontas; Freedom
Council, Daughters of Liberty; the
East End Athletic Club, the Century
Athletic Club, the Red Men, the In
dependent Order of Foresters, the
Woodmen of the World, also Raritan
Grange.
In the automobile division it is I'M
derstood the following will enter:
DR.. D. Edgar Roberts, Miss Ada
Walling, John T. Wyckoff, DR.. Hart
man, John G. Schanck, William H.
Aumack, Miss K. Hylda Schanck,
Parker Stevenson, Edward Wilson,
Joseph T. Sproul, DR.. H. S. Cooley,
A. J. Vreeland, D, E. Mahoney.
Charles x. Crawford, Jonathan 1.
Holmes, William H. Aumack, Kenney
Rowser.
In the evening there will be a
Mardi Gras and high class open air
concert by Voss' First Regiment
Military Band. of Newark.
Among the entries for the baby
parade are the following: Willie
Geiger, Bessie Geiger, Eddie Geiger,
Paul Geiger, Hannah Mae Roberts,
John Roberts, Jennie Bogardus,
Bogardus, Lillian Cottrell,
Francis Cottrell, Mary Brewer,
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