Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27
Babies Beautiful Babies Are Regg Supreme at Shore Today
GRANDEUR, ORIGINALITY
AND TASTE IN PARADE
Hundreds of Compete for Supremacy Along Spec
tacuar Vista of FaryanaLke Spendor at the Wonderful
Baby Pageant Today at Asbury Park.

which William plays his part appro-
priately costumed.
John Charles Townsend, 10 months,
son of William ]. Townsend. of 141
Edgecombe avenue, New York; coach
decorated with white and pink carna-
lions adorned with golden butterflies.
Black-eyed Susan.
Edythe Beulah Morrison, 10 months,
daughter of Harry 8. Morrison, of 2SS
Hackensack road, Ridgefleld Park, n.
J., "Black-Eyed Susan" her oriole
basket trimmed with black-eyed dali
sizes.
Thelma Viola Pinkinson, II months,
, daughter of Jack Pinkinson, of "
South street, Newark, Our Midnight
Alarm coach decorated with large
clock face, hands pointing to midnight
and baby representing the alarm.
Eugene Augustus Thiele, years Z
months, son of Charles Thiele, of Ais
Putnam avenue, Brooklyn; "Our
Peacemaker;" go-cart made into a
gunboat named Asbury Park; Eu-
gene dressed as admiral.
Theodore Roosevelt Miller, 1 year
2 months, son of Silas Miller, Cos
Bangs avenue; dressed in white
bathing suit.
Our Treasure"
Francis Edward Hoffman, 1 year.
son of Howard Hoffman, of 900 Main
street, Asbury Park; Our TREASURE"
baby coach made into a jewe1 case
lined with blue satin, mirror top;
Francis dressed in blue satin covered
with gauze and spangles.
Russell w. and Kenneth f. Hardy,
twins, aged years months, sons
of Joseph Hardy, 24e Fourth street
Newark; dressed as life guards;
baby coach fashioned to represent a
beach stand
son of Thomas p. Murphy, Belmar,
Our American Beauty" baby car
riage representing a huge rose jar
filled with American Beauties
Charles Louise Hinton, jr., and Ed
gar Douglas Hinton, aged 5 years
and ! year months sons of Charles
Hinton. of Bronxville, N. Y; cos
tuned as a fairy and an elf1n; 60
cart made to represent toadstool
with children beneath it.
Grace Brierley, l year months,
daughter OF Henry J. Brierley, 1854
Pacific street, Brooklyn; go-cart dec
grated with flowers.
This One Rosebud.
William Sullivan, 9 months, son of
jeremiah Sullivan, os 2131 Broadway,
New York; go-cart trimmed with
pink roses and white roses and the
title Rosebud" framed over top or
go-cart
Julian David Goell, 1 year months,
son of Charles Goell, 504 Suffer ave-
nue., Brooklyn; go-cart floral deco
rated and baby as a Cupid.
Joseph Seleam, l year months,
son of Naif Seleam, of 129 Pacific
street. Broollyn; decorated coach
and child in hand embroidered ORR
entail costume in gold.
Willis Wilbur Kramer, / year Z
months, son of Elmer Kramer, of 233
West 143d street, New York; Ma
mas Sugar Plum" go-cart decorated
with sugar and real plums.
Dorothy A. Tallman, l year 10
months, daughter OF Harry w. Tall
man, of Long Branch; baby coach
the hood dressed as Miss Liberty;
baby dressed as the same seated in
coach.
A Drummer Boy.
George Edwin Neithercott, jr. IL
months, son of George Neithercott,
of 637 South Fifty-seventh street,
Philadelphia; Drummer Boy"
dressed in that uniform; go-cart dec
GRATED with red, white and blue.
Ruth Bower. l year II months,
daughter of Adolph Bower, of Eel
Mora, N. j.; baby coach decorated
with carnations.
Frederick X. Heath, 1 year. son of
It. M. Heath, of 212 fremont avenue,
New York, in a go-cart completely
covered with flowers and called Our
Beau in a Garden of Roses"
William stephen Allen, jr., l year l
month, son of w. s. Allen, of "a South
Sixteenth street. Philadelphia, Pa, in
a white and gold coach decorated
with Delft blue, Willie dressed as a
Dutch baby and taking great inter-
est in the windmill attached to his
carriage
George Joseph Smith, 10 months
son of James j. Smith. of Asbury
Park, In a baby push-cart, trimmed
with tulips.
Impersonates a Butterfly.
Anna Elizabeth Boyle, years old,
daughter of John Boyle, of 179 EN-
met street, Newark; go-cart covered
with yellow flowers and on each 81 1e
of the cart a large yellow butterfly:
golden-haired Anna dressed in yell
low to impersonate a butterfly.
William S. Wharmby. l year, son
of w. p. Wharmby, of Asbury Park;
In coach trimmed with pink and white
chrysanthemums. On the hood of
the carriage a white pigeon and in
box back of the hood were eight
homing birds, released one by one in
the course of the parade, called "A
Message of Love-"
Walter II. Dunn, l year months,
son of Walter Dunn, of Como: coach
attractively decorated In white and
silver.
Lillian Dorothy Smith, 1 year 3
months. daughter of T.. c. Smith, of
1873 Hollywood avenue, East Orange
entered as 1.-THE Farmers Daughter. !"
A miniature hay-rick on her go-cart
filled with vegetables and fruit. II
should worry about the tariff" read
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