Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-28

Governor Fielder)--Nelson Wells, son
Of George H. Wells, and Henry III.
Guyer, son of Charles II. Guyer, of
Asbury Park; Prisoners In a Pillory
and Stock"
Long Distance Prize-Uzilla G.
Dean and Elsie j. Dean, of Mount
Cloud, Cal.
Baby Coaches and Go-carts.
First Prize-Raymond Earring Muir
ply, son of Thomas j. Murphy, Bel
mar Our American Beauty" second.
Edward Smith, jr., New York, Tho
Heart of Cupid" third, Anna Eliza
beth Boyle, daughter OF John Boyle
Newark, "A Butterfly" fourth, John
Charles Townsend, son of William
Townsend, New York; fifth, Esther
Marie Gertrude Marche, daughter of
William Marche, Washington, d. c.;
sixth, Edward Stevens Frank, son of
V. ID. Frank, Newark; seventh, Muriel
A. Cobanks, daughter of Oscar CO.
banks, Roseville, N. j.; eighth,
Joseph Walker, son of Joseph Wall
ker, Ocean Grove; ninth, Henry Mac
dona, son of Henry Macedonia, New
York; tenth, Lillian Dorothy Smith,
daughter of Edward c. Smith, East
Orange; eleventh, William Sullivan,
son Of Mrs. Eta Sullivan, New York.
OOt tohchtSs
First Prze-Edith Harsin, daugh-
ter of Harry Harsin, Asbury Park,
An 18-Carrot Wedding Ring For
September Bride" second, Irma Gil
singer, daughter of John Gilsinger.
Newark, "Poppie's Queen" third,
Charlotte Coles, daughter of Conover
Coles, Long Branch, Floral Auto
MOBILIZE" fourth, Dorothy Joline,
daughter of Roy Joline, North Long
Branch; fifth, Mabel Doris Kelly,
daughter of John Kelly, Brooklyn:
sixth, Margaret Mary Mace, daugh-
ter of Amos j. Mace, New Yori.;
seventh, Pearl Catherine Maps,
daughter of George Maps, Jersey
garet Bouse, children of Roy Bouse,
West Grove; ninth, Katherine Cod
ley, daughter of James Cooley, New
York: tenth, Marie Manahan, daugh-
ter of Fred Manahan. North Long
Branch; eleventh, Katherine Eunlce
Chandler, daughter of George II.
Chandler, Asbury Park.
Express Wagons.
First prize, Edward Orestes Forbes,
jr., Newark, "Motorboat Purity;
second, Ruth Mildred Thomas, daugh-
ter of Allen Thomas. Ocean Grove, "A
Moving Picture third, Edna Man
nigan, daughter of Frank Mannigan,
Harrison, N. j., "Our PEARL" fourth,
bolt, Newark; fifth, Nettie V. Wood
ruff, daughter of Clarence Woodruff,
Orange; sixth, Catherine Sullivan,
daughter of James Sullivan. Wilkes
barre. Pa; seventh, Hazel Lawyer,
daughter of William Lawyer, Long
Branch; eighth, Mercedes j. Hankins.
daughter of Wilbur C. Hankins, New
ark; ninth, Dorothy G. Dietz. daugh-
ter of Carl J. Deitz, Red Bank; tenth.
Thelma Worth. daughter of Milton
Worth, Deal.
Fancy Dress.
First prize, Charles B. and William
Mason, children of Charles M. Mason,
Newark. For God, For Country and
For Yale" second, Dorothy M. Het-
eel, Newark; third, Charles w. Way
rich, Jersey City; fourth, Katherine
Onslow, daughter OF Harry Onslow,
Jersey City; fifth, Louisa Russell,
daughter of Harry c. Russell, Jersey
City; sixth, Virginia Boyd. Washing
ton, d. c.; seventh. Suzette Bohge-
liam. New York.
Burlesque.
First prize, Kathleen Hmm, daugh-
ter of Fred c. I5inni East Orange,
"Billie Burke;" second. Florence and
John Beck, children OF MIS-. Estner
M. Beck, Plainfield. Dutch Peas
ants" third, Edward and Rowland
Brandt, children of Edward Brandt,
Asbury Park, Robinson Cruso and
His Man Friday" fourth. Eleanor
Citizens Basford, daughter of Ernest
Basford, Asbury Park; nth, Andrew
and Arthur Emmerson, twins, and
Ruth Emmerson, children of Arthur
Emmerson, Belleville, N. j.; sixth,
John S. Miller, jr., Arlington. N. j.;
seventh. Martha e. Branigan, New
ark.
Floats.
First Prize-Burnadette Barrett,
daughter of w. H. Barrett, Arlington,
N. j., September Morn" second,
Dorothy May Cole. daughter of T.
Cole, New York; Naomi Leadden,
daughter of Arlington Leadden, Tren-
ton, and Marion Grant, daughter OF
william Grant, Paterson, Past.
Present and Future" third, Eleanor
and Albert Lowenstein, children of
Albert Lowensteip. New York, The
Temptation fourth. Mary Alberta
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