New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
WILSON DELIGHTED
OVER ROUGH RIDERS
Governor Reviews Baby Parade
and Encounters FearS0me
Bull Moose.
ASBURY PARKS BIG DAY
Six Hundred Little Ones Com
pete for 800 Prizes-Candl-
date Balks When Asked
To Be q Judge
rR Telegraph p, rh, Tribune


Asbury Pars. y. J., AUG 2l-Goyernor
Woodrow Wilson and the Bull Moose met
face 70 face to-day. and the meeting was
unusually cordial II was az the twenty
second annual baby parade IN which six
hundred babies and near babies. repre-
sontinS nearly every state iu the Union.
took part. The Governor declined an in
v.tation % attend the Marshall notidcs-
tion ceremony al Indianapolis IN order
ro pay his respects 20 the babies
The. were a dozen or more children
IN Oh. parade who We're made up as
The Democratic candidate for President
and Colonel Roosevelt was represented oF
several youths dressed as rough riders.
one OF them. Charles Joseph HOFFMAN.
OF Asbury Park, bad fierce lookln-
papier mache bull moose FOR his mount
As ne passed the Governor ooN me
make believe moose let out terrible
gro1l. and its rider extended his hand
and greeted the Jersey candidate. who
smiled and remarked Delighted. The
incident caught the Oul0Okers. ana the
Governor was cheered.
banker. was one Of the grand Judges
Recognizing Governor Wilson. he asked
him to assist his committee in selecting
the winner of the grand prize. gold
loving cup. The Democratic leaders who
accompanied the Governor shuddered, but
only for a second. for the Governor
demonstrated that he is fully competent
- take care OF himself IN a crisis. He
thanked Mr Seligman heartily, but de-
clined the honor on the ground that ne
would have 10 leave before the parade
was over Had ne consented, $50 fathers
and as many mothers would have used
their influence 10 defeat him a. the No
vember election.
Three Hundred PRICES Awarded.
Witnessed by fifty thousand spectators,
tne parade Nas IN eight divisions. led oy
8 battalion of vouthful rough riders
from ocean Grove Queen Titanla- MIS-
Hazel Manners Of Newark. reviewed the
marchinz little ones from her throne IN
the arnphitneatre on ocean avenue. ABOUT
three hundred loving cups ana ",her
prizes were awarded.
The grand prize went 20 Russell DOYLE.
TWO vea,- old. OF Mount Vernon, y. I.
The voungster rode IN a Roman chariot
and held me reins over Ten American
athletes who captured prizes IN the recent
Oiympan games.
The queen prize. pony and cart vas won
br Donald Lee Hamblet. Two wears old,
Of Ashurv park. who was the wick OF
candle sct u an immense canolesuck.
re9resenting the light OF our home.
F!zht-vear-oId Earl Genevieve Calame. OF
orange. received the Mayor Bennett cup.
So. posed IN q large frame - a living
picture.
John Powell Clark ton months old. ~
Nv York City captured the blue rib
bon ard hand wave from Governor VII
son in the go-cart division.
The baby rode 10 a cart representing
cream pitcher made OF paper roses. He
was the cream OF the earth
Lucille Leouora Littauer. twelve years
Old or Yonkers representing the red
widow. won hrst honors iu the divisions
devoted 10 children in burlssque costumes.
crawford and Elizabeth Pattoh OF New
York City. riding in a prettilv decorated
express wagon bearing placard, "Oh,
.
ners in their division. Representing The
Cir from the Golden West" Doris T.
Kuhneir OF burlington. Iowa received
the nrst urize in the float division. Sec
ond honors IN this division went 20 Al
gustus Brown. OF Long Branch. represent
ing Cupid awake" The long distance
prize was voted Girtou " Budd. who.
as an athlete representing the White
Hope came all the wsy from Corugal.
Panama, 70 take part IN the parade. Nor
man " Hill. two years old Of Newark
was a cute sportsman and rode in a motor
boat made OF American Beauty roses. He
won a cup.
Diving Venus Was There.
PRETTY Lucilla Barend. OF New York
city. initiating Annette Kellermann, the
diving Venus rode on foat representing
an ocean beach and remarked at inter
vaIs Come IN. boys: the waters fine"
Seated m the bowl OF huge briarwood
pipe Ruth Andreg Holland Of Trenton.
received a prize for her Interpretation 0f
"A pine dream Made ID as a Princeton
tiger. composed Of orange and black paper
flowers Kenneth and J. Arnold Keepers,
or Newark. ErOWled tneir wa! along the
line OF march
Hazel Kennedy Rhoads o. Bridgeport.
Conn. was the stem Of q monster paper
apple representing the apple Of our eye
Her flower decorated cart was drawn by
4 beautiful ST Bernard dog.
Dorothy jeanette Slocum of Cincinnati.
wa a pretty Mother Goose. She held
the ribbons over two hTe geese
Tho garden of love Vas a pretty con-