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

dressed in green. yellow and black
and decorated with butterflies.
Eileen Holmes, years 2 months,
daughter of Robert Holmes, of 81
Prospect street, Newark Birth of
Our Nations Flag" a very attractive
entry showing Eileen as Betsy
Ross working upon a flag with thir-
teen stars; her char and stool exact
counterparts of the original; wagon
drawn by w. Kennedy costumed as
George Washington,
Dorothy e. Dietz, 5 years, daughter
of Carl e. Dietz, Red Bank, in
mechanical Ferris wheel mounted on
an express wagon; the revolving
wheel filled with dolls.
Charles Herbert Downey, 3 years,
son of william Downey sos Park
Place avenue, Bradley Beach; in
United States parcel post wagon, with
Charles in letter-carrier's costume.
Mercedes Hankins, 2 years months,
daughter of Grove Hankins, of 1874
Hillside avenue, Newark; Spring"
on the platform of the wagon nat
ural tree covered with artificial apple
blossoms: Miss Mercedes with a bas-
ket of the flowers sitting under the
tree.
Trusted Friend.
Mildred Pearl O'Melia. . years
months, daughter of Charles OMelia,
of 1876 Interyale avenue, Bronx; "A
Trusted Friend" in q house built of
wire, feeding several live white
pigeons from her hand; beside her
basket with young pigeons just
Matched.
Walter curley, years, son of Will
lam Curley, OF 1868 Seventy-fifth
street, Brooklyn, in white lily label
ed Somebody Came to Our House
Herman e. Woodruff, I years, and
Nett!e " Woodruff. II years, chill
dren of Clarence Woodrug, Al Park
avenue, West Orange, dressed in Har-
ward colors, in an express wagon.
Edna Mannigan, s months, daugh-
ter of Frank Mannigan, of 26 South
Fifth street, Harrison, N. j.: "Our
PEARL" oyster shell on an express
wagon; baby dressed in white satin,
wagon decorated.
Clifford Augustus Hulshart, | year
2 months, son of Frank w. Hulshart,
Manasquan; costumed as a life-saver
and riding on a bench placed upon
q platform covered with sand.
Queen of the Roost."
months, daughter of James Percy,
S52 East 10th street, New York;
Queen of the RooSt," in a decorated
express wagon.
Marguerite Carlson, year
months. daughter of Martin Garrison,
1870 First avenue, New York;
dressed in yellow silk and reposing
in the centre of huge crepe water
lily.
Jacob Wesley Doll, 10 years
months, son of Charles Wesley Doll,
of Long Branch N. j.; wagon dec
Grated with a Swiss scene and wear
i,,a Cxtyfae,
Evelyn Marie Klassen, years
months, daughter of Christopher
IIlassen, of 1921 Cleo son avenue,
Westminster, in a small, really,
truly" automobile which makes fir
teen miles an hour.
E. Mildred Hamilton, 3 years
months. daughter of John p. Hamil-
ton. jr., of Long Branch, seated I'M
der an arch of natural flowers in
green and white, bearing the title,
"Our Flower"
Frederick r. Turner, 3 years
months, son of Frederick Turner, OF
1916 Seventy third street Brooklyn,
seated on three large books. Sci
ence, Commerce.. Law" to represent
brain and Drawn" his older brother
in the garb of Cornell athlete
drawing the wagon.
On Decorated Velocipede.
Stuart A. Carhart, I'd, 3 years I
months, son of Charles c. Carhart,
of 26 Stetson avenue, Orange, N. j.;
on a decorated velocipede.
Marie e. Brunkhorst 8 years,
daughter of Henry Brunkhorst. of
Long Branch, called her express wag-
on entry Our Living Bread of
Life" The float contained a table
with a silver bread tray elevated in
the centre and on this tray being
Miss Marie.
Walter Gleig Cavanaugh, years
months, son of Walter Cavanaugh,
of 5S75 Washington avenue, st. Louis,
Mo-, on a miniature pioneer wagon
drawn by two little boys in over
alls, the title reading Young man,
go West"
John .. Mulvaney, 3 years, and
James Mulvaney, years, sons of
John Mulvaney, of 101 South street,
Newark, on an express wagon and
two little boys posing for their title,
Taking in September Morn"
Pony Division.
Kenneth Wilfred Aguilar, years
6 months, son of Joseph Aguilar, of
Bradley Beach. on a pure white pony
and costumed as George Washington.
Harold Arthur Jordan. years