Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27
GRANDEUR, ORIGINALITY
AND TASTE IN PARADE
Continued from Second Pageo

them with a large question mark-z
who VIII Take the Chair-Sulzer or
Glynn?"
Arthur M. Crane, jr., 8 years 3
months, son of Arthur M. Crane, of
Roselle Park as Little Boy Blue"
Stella Wendaner, II years, daughter
of Charles Wendaner, of New York
city, dressed as THE New Model of
1913"
Norma Wendaner, Z years, daughter
of Charles Wendaner, of New York,
dressed in pink to represent Sep
TENDER Morn.
Marion Hobson, II years, daughter
of Willard Hobson, of Easton, Pa, as
a bear, with Margaret L MCGUIRE IL
years old, daughter of George Nc
CURE, of Ocean Grove, as her trainer.
Edward f Brandt, jr., ~ years. son
of Il. f. Brandt, of Asbury Park as
"Robinson Crusoe." and his brother
Rowland, 8 years, as his Man Fri
day"
Third Divlsion-Express Wagons.
Anna Ruth Kutcher, years /
month, daughter of Frank j. Kuteh-
err 81 Hudson street, Newark; 1.-THE
Pride of Our Country and Home" an
American flag 5 by feet, made of
chrysanthemums, mounted on plat
form with Anna standing within an
oval cut in the flag.
Winthrop Hall Bailey, Ia months,
son of James Bailey, of GA North
parkway East Orange, N. j.; Moth
ers Alarm" large alarm clock on an
express wagon set at a. M, the
babys head representing the striker.
David d. Allen, l year Z months, of
Days" baby swinging in an arbor of
wistaria. David's mother was one of
the first to enter the first baby
parade held at Asbury Park twenty
five years ago, and took part in seven
consecutive parades, winning five
prizes.
Walter Friebott, years 9 months,
son of Frank j. Friebott, SIG South
Nineteenth street, Newark; ben
Hur," costume of satin with silver
trimmings; chariot drawn by his
brother Frank.
Moving Picture Baby.
Ruth Mildred Thomas years s
months, daughter of James Allen
Thomas, Ocean Grove; "A Moving
Picture gold frame feet hi6h
and feet wide, containing a swing
made of pink roses; Miss Ruth seated
upon the swaying swing makes the
moving picture.
Harry Arthur Augustus Kimble, 3
years 2 months, son of Warren KIM
BILE, of 46 Seymour avenue, Newark
riding a tricycle..
Ina Stevenson. years 8 MONTHS
daughter of Philip Stevenson, 90
Kearny avenue, Kearny, N. J.; "A
Picture" made of a gold frame draped
to display Ina's good looks.
Mabel Gotthelf, years, daughter
of Charles Gotthelf, liz Rose street,
BroolSlyn, child dressed in colonial
costume sewing stars upon an Amer
lean flag, depicting Betsy Ross.
John Leary, years months, son of
John Leary, 80 Elliott street, New
ark pride of All Nations" an Amer
lean shield made of loo red, white
and blue carnations; John dressed as
Uncle Sam; wagon drawn by Mrs.
Leary, dressed as Miss Columbia.
IT, Harding MACEDONIA, 2 years 3
months. son of r. II. MACEDONIA, of
200 Claremont avenue, New York;
miniature auto drawn by mother.
Harding is an exceptionally attrac-
tive child.
"our Hearts Delight.
Louisa Henry, years 10 months.
daughter of George Henry, 500 South
Thirteenth street, Newark; "Our
Hearts Delight" a heart made of
500 pink roses surmounted by two
white doves; Baby Louisa seated in
the centre of the heart dressed in
white.
Robert Ewing Reynolds. years 2
months, and Walter Serrell Reynolds,
2 years months. sons of John p.
Reynolds, % Myrtle avenue Plain
field; Men from the Wild West"
Robert dressed as cowboy and Wal
ter as an Indian, seated in a buck
board.
Morton P. Spies, months. and
Dorothy Gertrude Spies, 3 years,
months. children of Philip Spies, 1886
Belmont avenue, Newark, "Our
Sweets" represented by a perfect
imitation of candy box made of
white satin with gold lettering. tied
with pink chiffon bows; ferns and
flowers scattered among the candies,
the children's heads representing
candy.
Flower of the Flock.
Sarah Lord, years, daughter of
William A. Lord, of 246 Park avenue,
Orange; THE Flower of the Flock"
showing Sarah dressed in pink and
green as a rose; express wagon COW
cred with grass and butterflies; wagon
drawn by brother and two sisters