The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19
ASBURY SELECTS
CARNIVAL QUEEN
Miss Virginia Hope Kelsey
Young Lady Who VIII
Reign in August.

AsRvRr PARK, y. J.. July lS.--Lon6 live
rtania XIV No doub; the happiest
young lady in the entire STATE OF New
Jersey to-day is Miss Virginia Hope Kelsey
or Asbury Park. for after many hours Of
weary ,oi. in eliminating the many queerly
possibilities the Carnival Commission here
has selected her as T!tan!a NV. TO reign
during the parks famous carnival during
August
Indeed honogs are not unknown to this
rs year old beauty OF Ashury. for she has
heen the winner % prizes s.ncc infancy.
When Miss Virginia was IN her FIRST year
her parents, Mr.. and Ms. James Kelsey.
nropriotors OF the Plaza Hotel here, en-
tered her In the famcus baby parade IN
which she was awarded first prize. and
she has never stopped capturing honors in
Asbury Parks many celebrations
The big meet o, the New Jersey
Championship canoe race regatta sched-
uled to take place on Deal Lake
next Friday ana saturday, IL a.
tracing more attention than any
thing else here. THIS IS the ngs, big
event on the SIMMER a. 0-rarire. Friday
will be devoted 20 local races and novelty
contests 90 an appetizer 10. tn, biz card
~ Saturday. TGts is q new feature for
Asbury Park. and indications arc that II
will continue ns a fixture IN years to
come
vas expected. m re tEaH $50 having been
received 10 dttc. Eer cscntativcs OF
canoe clubs In northern Sow Jersey pre-
dominate, although nu1.e ~ have been
received from New York and Pcnnsyl-
vanla.
Great satisf' elton wac expressed on all
sides when aan,-0.o-1,a. was made on
"Wednesday tnot 80 corona ON ~ the car
nlval queen. vino VII r- T.,tr'1 XIV. in
the fairy dynas''. :.u,j again he held IN
me Ocean Grow Aui..o-.Im. NJ, only
viii the Aud,t1ri,- Or, ,sn. e.. ITS prepared
for tho ceremony but IoLn Philip Sousa
and his band VIII participate in tho pro-
sramme.
August - was the da'' announced by
the Camp Meeting Association for Mr..
Sousa's annual Visit % O-cl.' Grove. but
with the cous,rt O.. tho aar3n-aster the
corona zion ceron ny WIS allowed p-cce-
lence and tho 5nrcr.anc. o. bis bnnd that
night will be Only ~ N dfn. Of the coro-
nation ente-ta.nms";. Tr' bnrdmaster,
furthermore. bar u9-r,.J - direct his
band through tro "Co. nation March" as
Titanla ls c,c.-t-l into TIE Auditorium
and handed ~ D." 40 fiTnItarles Of her
mock realm - tho 'r-rr..
Tall Essen Morgan, musical director nj
the Auditoriug', H. another spec
,acle for tho coronation. lie win employ
his cAildrens ch0rg. q 1000 voices, the
festival choir or 800 voices. the Aud.to-
'et and the pipe organ. As usual the
electrical effects will he elaborate.
The weeks arrivals from New York
include:
New Monterey--Gedrge G, Boldt. WILL
lam F. Farrell, J. 3. johnson, Mr.. and
Nra John T. Winftcd Harry Il. Simmons,
Mics Marion Vanderbilt, Miss Mildred
Nandc rbilt NJ. and Mrs Robert Nc
Creery, John Mix, j. 4. Rrodhead. NJ,
and Mrs. i. Woher, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. NJ,
Wcodfgrd, T.. ~ Woo lford. Sd, f. e.
Hutchinson, j. :. I'm, t. Clarke. f. II,
Banson. w. X. Durro, Jr, G. Robinson,
william Scott, $. VI. Franklin. f., La BOY
e. La BOY. l.. II. Nogel. Frank McRoberts
and cari McRoborts.
Coumbia--Miss l.. G. Whiting, A. s.
Tupp, +. y. Graham, John Graham, r.
J, Smith. Mr., and Mrs. Lester Osterman,
Miss \. Plnovci, NJ. and Mrs. II. II. Bax-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Coulby. Rich
ard Coulby. j., IL. Il. Downes, c. b.
Downes, II. Gutter, H. Wei. Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs PcrciNal ], Lawrence, Walter
Coman, Il. W. Wagner. ], b. Sanger
Mrs T. Il. Mallon Miss Dorothy Mailon