Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-08
CARNIVAL ONLY
10 DAYS OFF AND
STILL NO QUEEN
Asbury Mamas Up in the Air
Owing to Uncertainty
of Choice.

John Joseph Leary. who has probably
won more beauty prizes than any other
tot in Newark. is entered inSthe baby
gust Is. The little fellow is just 3 years
old, but he has many prizes to his credit.
His home is at 20 Central avenue.
He won first prize at Hillside Park
when six months old for being the
most baby. The following
year he took three first prizes for being
the prettiest baby, at the shows in Hill
side, olympic and Electric parks. In
1909 he won a beauty prize at the As
bury Park baby parade and last year
won first prize for having the most
novel ioat III the parade there.
Another of the many Newark babies
entered in the baby parade is little
Harold Christy, 4 years. of $50 Sussex
avenue. He will appear in a racing
auto. deliberately decorated, and will
impersonate Louis Stang. Master Leary
will appear as a Dutch Riddle.
The carnival maids will have to hus-
tie. The last of then, was picked" by
the Carnival Association last Saturday
and it is understood that one of them
has refused to serve. There are so
many things to do, too. between now
and August Is. Just think, all the
maids, and the queen. too, for that
matter, have just learned. within the
last day or TWO that they will have
the honor of ruling over Asbury Park
during carnival week.
Queen Not Known Yet.
The commissioners have just selected
them and not even now does anyone
know who the queen is despite the fact
that the coronation takes place in ten
days. Think of it. A queens dress
to be- made in ten days. Is 1t any
wonder thai fond mamas are up in the
air and do not know just what to dol
Be it known that to be a queen or a
maid is no simple nor inexpensive task.
There are dresses upon dresses to be
made, hats to be bought, parasols, uni
form shoes and stockings and all that
sort of thing to be got ready before
the 18th, and all the maids not selected
yeti
And. gentle reader, do you know
what it costs to be a maid or a queen?
Well, conservatively estimated IL Will
cost $500 to make the maid look pre-
sentable and the queen cannot work II
for less than $500,
1t is a foregone conclusion that n
queen of the carnival will get a sutton
before the year is over, This has been
the case in the past and those VINO
think they know say it will continue to
hold good.
List of Carnival Fairies.
The following is a list of girls who
are to be the fairies in the carnival;
Sarah Polbast, Hortense Davis, Mildred
Dooley. Fanny Bergfels, Anna Rowley,
Jeanette Taylor, Marion Morgan,
Mary Dougherty, Louise Fogarty, Hilda
Patten, Gladys Milliken, Grisella Tay-
lor, Dorothy Ravens. Rebeeca Swain,
Hazel and Naomi Moore, Ella and
Irma Einstein, Marie Hudson, Florence
King, Adilia Palmateer, Mary Hoff-
man. Madeline Fogarty. d Richards,
Rebecca Epstein, Helen Stanford, Lii
liam Conover, Hazel Denegar. Anna
Smith. Hazel Camp, Marion Bennett,
Alvira De Castro, I>annette Smock,
Fannie Jack, Rebecca Lippincot, Edna
Sheet, Edna Venable. Rachel Cohen,
Bessie Flanagan Isabella Mooney.
Jeanette Sehupan, Hattie Brown. Ellen
brlHln, MARY Jdch, DeoSle HoNei' q
White. Anna Hess, Marian Thornton,
Catherine Hamilton, Mabel Perry, Clar-
ice Schwartz, Florence Woolston, Chris
tina Bedell. Gladys Gregg, Ada and
Doris Haviland, Catherine Hamilton,
Hortense Davis, Jennie Reilly, Muriel
Reid. Marguerite Wallace, Ina Barke-
low, Reba Barkelow, Ida Doremus,
Genevieve Tighe. Anna Tighe, Debbie
White. Leila Presher, Naomi Ingel-
breth. Eliza Bergman, Frances Fried
man, Helen Let's. Ethel Curtis, Hem
rietta Adams, Sadie Dessolat. Wilhel-
nina Ryno. Iona Woodwork, Grace
Adams, Charlotte Taylor and Catherine
LeFeVre.