The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-08
ASBURY'S ARRIVAL
DAYS DRAW NEAR
Silver Jubilee Parade to Be
Most Gorgeous in History
of Resort.
QUEEN NOT YET NAMED

AsBuRr Park. ~ J.. Aug. THE
resort Is filed with vacatlonists who
will see the twenty-Hfth anniversary OF
che founding Of the baby parade by
James A. Bradley. who still has the
Interests Of Asbury Park very much at
heart. The silver Jubilee parade will be
attractive. Plans have been on foot
Cor many months to make II more
gorgeous a any parade In the past.
There are already more than $50 en-
tries and more are coming In every day.
Every State in the Union will be repre-
scented In the parade, as we'll as Hawaii
and a few Of the South American coun-
tries. The prizes. valued at many thou
sands or dollars, range from "A silver
drinking cup TO a pony and cart.
Visitors here are taking keen interest
IN the naming OF this years queen. Her
identity will not be disclosed for sew
raj days.
Queen Titania's second maid was an
nounced to-day. She is Miss Margaret
Mildred Denithorne. the young daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Denithotne
OF 80 Beverly street. Newark. Miss
Denithorne il one OF the attractive grad
yates of the South Side High school Of
Newark Her father IL president; OF the
LAhigh-WilkeSbarre Coal Company Of
New Jersey. The family Is spending the
season at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
An interesting feature IN connect.on
With the browning Of the queen this
year on the arcade pier will be the APP
pearance of Queen Titania XIV. Miss
Virginia Hope Kelsey. accompanled hy
her princesses. Miss Louise Roebling
and Miss Marie Winsor. The retiring
queen will surrender her crown and
sceptrc to her successor after a reign OF
one year.
Frank q Ernest. n member or the
Asbury Park Fishing CLUB, caught the
largest Ash ever landed in this vicinity
with rod and reel. 1t was a blue nose
shark and weighed 1874 pounds.
Mrs. Townsend Jones t'ndcrh.il was
the guest Of honor at a luncheon A. the
Metropolitan early in the week Mrs.
Evans-Sharpe was the hostess. The
favors were French enamel borbon
baskets The guests Included Mrs.
Milan Ross. Mrs Henry G. W.nsor. Mrs
Leon *, Whitman. Mr.. Howard Pas
chall. Mrs. John e. Pa,ma'ecr. Mrs.
j. F. JACKSON. Mrs Emily Townsend
and Mrs Geo-cc Burnham.
one ot the most SUCCESSFUL social
events at The Hotel LAFAYETTE 30 far
this seas y was the ",inhoy bail his
evening. II was attended by nearly 500.
Among the weeks arrivals are
Metcopo,it1n-Mr. and Mrs. g. X.
Bliss. Frank I. Moore. A. c.. Ba,ms,
r. c. Halms. +. g. Moore, Otto Wharf,
Fl. cans;en,, Nj. and Mrs. u. f.
Flowers. ThCmas ". Fcrl. Frank u.
Beatt,s, II Hell, u. M1ure, Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. JOINS. 4 I! Cook, NJ.
and Mrs. i. j. '~avanagh. Miss Maria
~Cavanlsh. Miss Ruth C~avauagh. Fred
erick Roahe ana Edward T. pascaalI
OF New York.
Coleman iiousc-W. \. Bates. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Waters. Mr. and Ms.
Harry Huffman. James Bra"lnan. Miss
Elizabeth Eraum'u, +. SratieryIod, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Harris, X. e. P,tsiell. NJ.
Forrist, II. u. Moore. sir. and Mrs.
J. Mack. =. !. Wright Miss I.iIlrr =
Cornell, Mss V, l.. c1rr,ll, +. huff
man. !. NJ Jackson. y H. Hickey.
Howard Roland, Mr., ma Ms. " T..
Rowland, Or. T. \ Campbell. MIR.
and Mrs. J I,rdcH. John r. Mitchell.
w, u. DoddS, iColgc I'm ard ohn
+. Mitchell e New York.
Columbia Miss T.. Cotton. AIr. AMI
Mrs. u II. pcu.s, Miss MARI Murray,
Mr.. AMI Mrs. \ Shirlv. Mr. and Mr.
II. A. Bsuon, ~ II kirkpatrick, G -.
smith, l.. VI sanders. Mrs. II. 4 oil q
wette. Mrs. - Oivettc. Geors- l.. M,r- ,
rick. Mr.. ana Mrs. +. oiil'u, Mrs. ]. =, :
Stark. NJ. and Mis- J. Mckenzie.