The sun., 1912-08-04
ASbURY PARK FILLED
WITH AUGUST VISITORS
kirmc>s Of 1912 Danced by
the IOun" People Brought
to Close.
BIG ELkS FAIR THIS WEEK
More Than $50 Entries Are
Received for the Annual
Baby Parade.

AsarRy PARK. y. j. Arg 3. Asbury
Park is filled with such u throng OF August
visitors that accommoda, ions will soon
I've at a premium. Last week the hotels
were we'll filed and cots in the parlors
were the order Of the day. nany visitors
found quarters in private residences and
the neighboring resorts benefited pro-
portionately. To-day has brought An
other great week -end host
Miss Hazel Manners. who has been
selected as Queen Ti,ania XII. OF the
carnival events here. has awakened fresh
interest in the coming f,tes. Miss Man
ners had gone to Newdrn her home. for
3 week after she had been Informed of her
selection rs Queen. She ra,urned to tn.
Monmouth Hotel on Tues i;y and there
Was a royal reception awaiting her Miss
Manners has received cabl. despatch
from her father. former AssemblyInan
Frederick Manners. private secretary 10
Howard Gould. that he and Mr.. Could
viii arrive from abroad ia time TO attend
the coronation ceremonies IN the Ocean
Grove Auditorium on August IL;
The kirrness of 1872. which was held in
the Beach Auditorium yesterday and
to-day. was brought 20 4 successful close
tonight The kirmess WAS danced by
young summer people here for the benefit
Of the Ann May Memorial Hospital of
Spring Lake. II was staged by Mrs
Lora Standetgrift and Mrs. Samuel Grant
Diehl Of New York and a, both perform
ances there was a fashionable audience
ThomH, Pryor Gore. nited States
senator Of Oklahoma. is among the dis
81, ,.ala fa,A -. IL.
ber Of the upper house is accompanied
by Mrs. Gore and their two children
They will remain until late in the month.
Also at the Ardsley. where Senator and
Mrs. Gore are staying, are Congressman
William A. Oldfeld of Batesville. Ark,
and Congressman Mitchell also Of Arkan
sas
Gov. Wilson has been ask cd to open the
big Elks fair here on Monday evening.
The fair will be held in the Beach Audi.
torium and will continue five days Young
women of the summer colony will pre-
side at the various booths. and there will
he entertainment features every evening.
Mrs. Charles }. Ross mabel Fenton)
will have q theatrical booth. articles for
which have been contributed by her
friends Of the stage.
More than $50 entries have thus far
been received for the annual baby parade,
and registrations are coming in daily.
The carnival commissioners expect that
more than 700 children will be enrolled
for the pageant, Plans are being pre-
pared for the erection Of the amphi-
theatre near the Monterey Hotel. where
the carnival court and 1000 spectators
will sit in review.
The New Monterey Ia entertaining
Richard NJ. More. Of Bridgeton. n D.,
founder of the glass firm OF More, Jones
4 More, He is accompanied by his son.
II. Winfield More.
At the Lafayette Monday night the
children held their annual carnival. This
ia one OF the resorts big social fixtures,
and the fete Monday, bal masoue,
brought out not only more than sixty
children. but summer folk in such number
that the exchange and piazzas we're
of the Lafayette and the originator here
OF the children's carnival, burlesqucd
with the children. wearing q colonial
costume. The masque was huge success.
Mrs. A. A. Waring. a wealthy widow OF
Paterson. celebrated her eightieth birth
day at the Coleman House with Q dinner
to twenty OF her intimate friends. There
was a big birthday cake with eighty
candles.
Leaders Of the young set at the Mari-
borough are planning many entertain
ments for this month, both musical and
dramatic. Those most actively engaged
in the preparations are the Misses sally
and Dorothy Deatherage, Mrs NJ. Minaldf,
Miss Mabel Minaldi, Mira. X. &. Dawson
and DR.. and Mrs. 4. =. Burton. Tho
Misses Deatherage have Just returned
from abroad.
Late registrations al tho hotels include
New Monterey Charles McHugh, Mr..
t. II. Butler. J. u Mtcrs, MIR and Mrs.
Benjamin u jackson, Mr. and Mrs George
Misss Mrs s' t,orman' % =. Harden. Mi'"S. Miss &
Mc, ormick. Miss y. Y ilanding. George
Robertson and family, + HANK inson,
MIR and Mrs John 7 rege and W r.
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