Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27

two Shetland ponies in jinricksha
Russell Clifford Doyle, 8 years
months, son of James Doyle, of 1886
Rich avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y, cos
TUNED in white satin and carrying a
trumpet, on pony as T1tania' s
Messenger"
Vivian f. Hunt, Z years IL months,
daughter of Elmer P. Hunt, of Wanna
massa, riding in a chariot as "Queen
of the Shore and wearing a cos
tune of light green satin covered
with spangled net and trimmed
with swansdown. Her chariot was a
shell covered with orange and yellow.
Doll Coach Division.
Maud May Morris, years 1 month,
daughter of Alonzo G. Morris, of AS
bury Park, with five large dolls in
her doll coach, covered by an arch
way with six angels lowering over it;
called 1.-THE Return of the Prodigal
Son"
Edna e. Bishop, 5 years 6 months,
daughter of Walker Bishop, of 121
Bay Twenty third street, Brooklyn;
when Neptune Went a Wooing,
Neptune mounted on his Dolphin pay
ing a visit to Miss Dolly Mermaid"
Mabel Doris Kelly, years months,
daughter of John Kelly, of 40S Sew
enty-seventh street, Brooklyn. in her
doll coach decorated with flowers and
wearing a dress with garlands.
Catherine MacKellar, years
months, daughter of William Mac
Kellar, of 22O Monticello avenue, Jer-
sey City, dressed prettily in pink, and
her doll carriage festooned with pink
and gold, with doves.
Pearl c. Maps, 6 years 4 months
daughter of George Maps, of "a Gard
ner avenue, Jersey City, in entry
called THE Guardian Angel" her dol
coach decorated with white flowers
and the angel a doll.
Her Coach Is a sail-boat.
Ethel May Heuther, 6 years
months, daughter of Andrew Huether
jr., of lila Washington street, Eliza
| BETH; her doll coach decorated to rep
resent a sail boat, covered by 500 pinl
carnations; Ethel and her doll dressed
| in sailor costume.
| Dorothy Joline, 7 years, daughte
of Roy Joline, of North Long Branch
dressed in pink crepe paper, and he
doll coach decorated with pink pape
roses.
Dorothy Wells, years 9 months
! daughter of George f. Wells, of l
East Forty-ninth street, Bayonne
her coach representing THE OIL
Woman Who Lived in a Shoe"
Mary Clark, years, daughter @
! Charles Clark, of Long Branch, wit
asters; her dress and that of the do
of pink silk under white net
Marjorie j. Tallinan, years
months, daughter of Harry w. Tall
man, of Long Branch, pushing a do
coach decorated with red, white an
blue roses.
"Knight of G(old)."
Amy Turner, 8 years 8 months
4 daughter of Frederick J. Turner, c
! 1347 Seventy third street, Brooklyn
wearing a costume covered with owe
$4,000 spangles, each held on by
| bead. This costume was begun al
most a wear ago, expressly for tn
Asbury Park baby parade. Amy
ponys trappings, gold cloth an
spangles, This entry called "A Nigh
of G (old),'
Judson Allen Haviland. years, so
of Clark Haviland, of Ocean Grove
dressed as an old man, with whiskers
| plug-hat etc, accompanied by hi
sister Ruth aged years. also dresse
in old-fashioned clothes.
Float Division.
Margaret Virginia Stickler, / yea
2 months, daughter of Herman Stick
Ter, of Asbury Park, THE Pear
of the oyster. IN a huge oyste
shell, clinging to a rock, Miss Stick
Ter, dressed in white satin tight
cutely reposing.
Irma Meyers, I years, daughter u
Frank Meyers. of 215 Audubon ave
nue., New York, Golden Rod" tn
national flower. Float, with a blac
velvet background, in front of whic
Irma and her brother, Robert, bot
having auburn hair. The koat wa
decorated with flowers. silk flags an
silk ribbons in the national colors.
Mary Alberta Nichols, / year
months, daughter of Alonzo r
Nichols of Asbury Park, Cause an
Effect" The float, trimmed in whit
and gold.
William Glenister Deming, YEAR
son of Edwin Deming, of 1888 S
Johns place. Brooklyn, appearing q
September Morn in reproductio
OF the famous painting of that it'll
More Precious Than Gold.
John Arthur Guyer, 9 years
months, son of John l.. Guyer,
32S7 Boulevard, Jersey City, "Mor
Precious Than Gold" A float wit
Master Guyer sitting upon bag
gold and surrounded by other ev
dences of wealth, scattering it alon
the line of parade.
Vincenzina G. Spinelli, years
months, daughter of Otto Spinelli,
20S Elm street, Newark. n. j., &
Queen Louisa" Her costume, a r,
plica of Queen Louisa, in red an
white satin.
Lydia Mary Liesegang, years
months, daughter of George Lies,
gang, 437 Fiftieth street, Brookly,
In a sleigh and suitably CARRIED
represent winter Sport"
Helen Clementine Atkinson an
Winifred Atkinson. twins, age / yea
children of John r. Atkinson, of i
Graham avenue, Paterson. on a fioi
called North and South Reunion
1S63-1913," representing a camp SHOW
ing the reunion of two soldiers
Gettysburg. Mrs. Atkinson accom-
panying the float as Liberty"
William Samuel Dukeshire, 2 year
son of William Dukeshire, of Brood
lyn, on a throne with royal Orienti
! fittings, as Young Absalom, Prin,
of the House of David
Our Navy In N. Y. Harbor.
James Earl Niles. s years month
son of James Niles, of Long Branc'
with a float called Our Navy
! New York Harbore'
MaSthabelle Swift, years