New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
ASBURY PARK CAPTURED
BY infant INVADERS
Baby Parade Hailed as Finest
of the TWenty-three Which
the Resort Has Held.
rtrI Rr& ~..--
FIELDER CHEERS MARCHERS
Characters Represented Range
from Roosevelt to "Septem-
Der Morn" with Mother
Goose Remembered.
tFrom The Tribune Correspondent I


fairy hosts trooped forth in all their glory
and passed in gittering array before hel
majesty and a vast throng Of about 100, COX
, spectators
IT was the prettiest baby parade of the
twenty-three Ashury Park has held
There were CAS- participants. Governor
James T. Fielder with his staff occupied
box in the big amphtheatre.
The Governor received special attention
at the hands Of the paraders.
The Queens cavalcade formed at thu
Coleman House. near the Casino, at
o'clock. and moved up ocean avenue
shortly before the children began thcir
march. Heading he royal pageant was
Colonel Mahlon r. Mergerum of Trenton
director general. and his staff. followed by
the grand marshal. Colonel Arthur l.
Steele. and his aids. Grand Marshal NJ. T.
Sexton preceded the carriage in which
rode Governor Fielder. Mayor Reginald S
| Bennett and the members of the Carnival
Commission. Colonel John W. Aymar
Arthur 7. Cottrell and George w. Pitten.
ger.
The second section was headed by some
I of the 4th Regiment. n. G.. y. j., and a
troop Of Boy Scouts. At Third avenue
the prize winners were called from the
ranks and marched TO the amphitheatre
where before her majesty they received
their trophies. Every child received a
box of candy and a handsome silver cup
The baby coaches and go-carts were
headed by Mrs. Francis 4. Pawley First
Z came "a Little Ray of Sunshine" Muricl
Cobanks three years old. of Newark, re-
posing in the centre Of a great golden
sun. In q miniature gunboat rode Eugene
I Thiele. thirty-one months old, of Brook
lyn, as "Our Peacemaker." Next TO him
was Theodore Roosevelt Miller, fourteen
months old of Asbury Park. Theodore
looked very mild. however, In d white
bathing suit
An entry that came in for great APP
plause was that of Mabel Brown. eight
years. and Dorothy Ennis. nine. both of
New York. Between them they bore a
chair in which was seated a big question
mark. 1t also bore the query Who will
take the chair-Sulzer or Glynn?'
Among the gay and alluring pictures
were the September Morns." There were
FIVE Of them.
The divisional prize winners were:
LONG DIsTANCE-Uzillia G.. Dean
and Elsie J. Dean, Of Mount Cloud. Call
BABY coACHEs-Flrst Raymond Ear,
Beauty: second, Edward Smith. jr, New
York; The Heart Of Cupid; third hf,o1 anna
fourth J9hn Charles Tsia ertr% sT
. Marche. Washington; sixth, Edward ste
vens Frank. Newark; seventh, Muriel A
Cobanks. Roseytlle, n. -, eighth, Joseph
Macedonia. New York: tenth, Lillian Dor
William Sullivan. New York
DOLL CoACHESS-FiIst' r Edith h Ica 5a
Wedding Ring Tor the September Bride,
second. Irma Gllsinger, Newark \. J.
Peoples Queen" third Charlotte h0ie:
Long Branch, \. j. Flora Automophe
BROOKLYN; sixth, Margaret Mary Mace
New York s ciYS pea eisht Ga'f Eiza
beth and Margaret Bouse; Westgroye. n.
+. ninth. Katherine Cooley. New YORK
tenth. Marie Manahan, North Long
Branch. y. j.; eleventh. Katherine bu'
nice Chandler, Asbnry PARK; ~ J.ra.arc
Orestes Forbes IT., Newark, n j.
Motor Boat PURITY; second second RUIZ
/ Mildred Thomas, ocean bToNe, -, =
Newark 4gr EeS =. j.: ffth Nettie y woodrun,
| Orange, y. j. sixth, Catherine sullivan
Wilk likes Barn ITng B BTan 4. j.; eighth
Mercedes J. Hankins newark ~ :
ninth. Dorothy c. Diez. Red Bank' ~
j. tenth. Thelma Worth. Deal n, J.,
FANC5Y r DRESS sSar,e AN p and William
/ Noson Newark, y. j., For God. Tor
Country and for Yale; second; D9rothg
NJ Hetzel. Newark. \; - snird, T fnnrtb'
| Katherine Onslow, Jersey city, J; -
| air Louise Rossell, Jersey city, ~ j.
sixth, Virginia Boyd, Washington; sew
er RsII'i'RILEsQUB@ First, Kathleen Hmm
Faet orange. y. j.. "Billie Burke; sec,
X +. "Dutch Peasants; third. Edward
and Rowland Brandt Asbury PARK, \. o.,
"Robinson Crusoe and His Man FRIDAY
fourth Eleanor Citizens Basford AsDury
parry n. j.: nth. Andrew, Arthur and
Ruth Emmerson. Belleville, \: j.; sixth
John S. Miller, jr.. Arlington, n. - sey
FLOATS.-First. Burnadetta Barrett
Ar,,nSton' n j.. september Morn" sec
ond. Eleanor and Albert Lowenstein. New
York THE Temptation; third, Mary Al
berta Nichols Asbury PARK; N, p pa iGnrtG
j.: 9th, Winifred, Emma and Heller
Clementine Atkinson. Paterson. n. J.,
! sixth. Madeline walton, Loon Arpour, ~
H.; seventh. Norwood Leibenstein' New
aT PoN y TTURNoUTs.-First. Vivian Fran
ces Hunt. Asbury Park, n j.; second
| Margaret and Lawrence Carroll. BROOK
iyn. n Y. third. Frank T.. Lorson, ".
New York; fourth; CALVIN o, ana lame Jane,
Carl Schwenk. Richmond Hill. Long Isl
and; sixth. Kenneth w. Aguiiar. Bradley
Beach, ~. j.; seventh Frances kahler
| Montclair, n. T.; eighth, Harold Scheur
Jersey City Heights
The roster Of the infantiie army was as
follows:
Doris harrington. years; Edith NJ
ond Florence ana Jonn Beck. PIainneid
Newman, T. Brooklyn; Margaret V, STICK,
eler. l. Asbury Park Robert ana iona
Meyers, g. New York; kenneth /; e. Keep
ers O. Newark; Mary. a. Nichols J. As
Kenneth w. Aguilar. 3. Bradley Beacn
| Winthrop n. Bailey !. East orange NJ
Roberta Megill, IL, Norman ). de cainp
4, Edwina de Camp, 2 ana Roper} ~
Camp 8, Newark. and suzette Bohsehah
j. Arnold c. Keepers. 10 years. New
ark: William Glenside Deming, 6. BROOK
Ign David d. Allen, l. Bradley besgn
Adele Cohen, /, Elizabeth DOTS a. 20 "a,
bott' 2 and Walter Freibott, 3, Newark
Jack +. Noble. 3. New York Jonn Apthu.'
Geyer. 2, Jersey city: Ruth NJ. Thomas, =
and William i. Tnomas. ocean GIo'e
George w. Klein, 3. Bi ooklyn Harry q
Kimble, 3, Newark: Giandon X, Ashy',
Asbury Park. and II. Emerson fo"e''' u
II. South Orange 49, p.r,,
Maud NJ. Morris, years. Asbury PARK
Myra 7. Slevin, 2, and Francis Slevin,, Jr;
III, New York Vincenzina 4, SplneIli, o
and Murlel a. Cobanks 2. Newark Lya in
~ n e Vivian a