Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-08
LONG BRANCH IN
FESTIVE ATTIRE
FOR 1871 FETE
Queens Coronation Ceremony
Will Be Held Tom0r-
row Night.
FlREMEN'S AND BUSINESS
MEMS PARADE THURSDAY
P. Sanford Ross, OF Newark, One
of Judges on Children's
= Parade Committee.
Especial to the Newark start

Especial to the Newark Start
LONG BRANCH, Aug. S.-Prepara-
tons are complete for the greatest fss-
tival in Long Branch's history toInor-
row night. The carnival ball will be
held at the Hollywood HOTEL The coro-
nation of the queen will prsceIe the
ball. At this ceremony Mavor Edwin
w. Packer will oficiate. The ball will
be a society event.
The ~patronesses include: Mrs. Leo
pold Stern, Mrs. Benedict j. 1reenhut,
Mrs. Clarence j. Housman. Mrs. j. c..
Lyons, Mrs. N. j. Waters, Mrs. Leon
ard G. Hill, Mrs. Henry Solomon. Mrs.
Charles Wimpfheimer. Mrs. Park M.
Woolley, Mrs. j. ADDISON Woolley, Mrs.
I. r. Benjamin. Mrs. P. J.. Casey, Mrs.
NJ. R. Rothschild, Mrs. Louis Hunkel,
Mrs. Fernando Pannaci. Mrs. Nilbur
Heisley, Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Clar-
ence Van Note, Mrs. Edgar Mason, Mrs.
E. Sternberger and Mrs. David Cana
zan. Mrs. John H. Parker is chairi1an
of the committee of arrangements.
These ceremonies will be only II pre-
lipinery to the carnival proper, which
will open Thursday afternoon with a
firemen's parade and business mems
PabCdiils ~ Al NC Nv l.lJ -iOdi mr.
companies in line, representing more
than a dozen towns n cities besides
Long Branch The committee in charge
consists of Chief Louis Van Benthuv-
sen, Assistant Chiefs Joseph ningsland
and Charles E.. Brown. ex-Chiefs Thom-
as L.. Slocum and Thomas ~'3eatty ard
Howard Smock, ]. R. Slocum, Il. r. So
cum, Frank D. Van Hise, Frarx X.
Campbell. w. R. Lloyd, William Tap
pan, David Swanson, William r. Nixon.
H. L. White, E. j. Reid. w. r. Nixon,
T. w Reed, James Ennis and A. b.
Morris. jr.
Many Floats Planned.
Immediately following The iirernen
will come the business mems oara le, in
which there will be nearly a hundred
elaborate floats, a number coming
from New York, and some from
Newark, Boston and other cities.
There will be many novel features,
among them an OK team. The commit
tee in charge consists of Councilman
Siegfried Hirschfeld, chairman; f. c..
Quinn, James CURE, A, Wheat, Ray
mond e. Britton, Haslan Slocum,
James Curr, jr, Milton Goldstein, DR..
H. r. Clark. S. w. Haysman. Mar
shall Woolley and Chester M. Truax.
Nine silver cups valued at more than
$500 are the prizes.
At night there will be concerts and
fireworks, George w. Baxter being
chairman of the former and DR.. w. x.
Campbell of the latter committee.
Friday will be the biggest day. The
entire afternoon will be devoted to the
children's parade, when nearly 1000
tots will move In mir divisions from
the Scarboro Hotel Casino to the
grand stand nearly a mile north of the
Ocean drive, which will be roped off
from traffic, where they will be re-
viewed by Governor Wilson and for
mer Governor Stokes.
Mrs. John H. Parker is chairman
of this event and her aides are Mrs.
w. H. Walsh. Mrs. c. H. C. Clark,
Mrs. Fred Falkner, Mrs. O.. A. Clark,
Mrs. c. H. C. Clark. jr,, Mrs. w. Con-
over, Mrs. w. H. Slocum, Mrs. c. c..
Orcutt, Mrs. C. l.. Edwards, Miss Julia
Ennes, Miss Jessie Dalton, Miss Alta
Anderson, Mrs. Leon Cubberly, Mrs. L..
j. Cheetham, Mrs. James Ennis, jr.,
Mrs. j. Tallman. Mrs. II. C. Rehan,
Miss Matte Gaskill, Miss Jennie Cor
mer, Miss Regina Heidi, Mrs. Irving
Coleman. Mrs. Perry A. Hull, Mrs. T.
Hulit, Miss Florence Fleet, Miss Mary
Green, Charles P. Trustlum and r. r.
Hughes.
Newarker a Judge.
The judges include P. Sanford Ross,
of Newark; Julian Mitchell, David
Cannavan, William Campbell, William
B.. Anderson, B. J. Greenhut, oliver d.
Byron, Leopold Stern, Henry Solomon,
Brent Good, Harry Content. Mrs. ]. c.