Evening star., 1915-08-15
AsbuyP Park.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ASBURY PARK. N. j., August H.
Miss Mildred Morgan will reign a.
Queen Titania XIV in Asbury Park for
the coming year. This announcement
| was made last night when her identity
was made known at the pricness' ball
Miss Morgan Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Morgan Of 1874 North
Meridian avenue. Indianapolis She
was twenty-one years old last Satur-
day, and Is a beautiful brunette. She
was the Princess Cinderella in Asburys
| royal court during the season Of 1918.
She is spending the summer at the La
fayette Hotel which will be her royal
palace for the balance Of the season.
An innovation was introduced when
the announcement was made as to who
would be Queen Titania Nv. Miss Vir-
ginia Hope Kelsey, who has reigned
during the past year as Queen Titania
XIV. appeared, and turned over her
crown and scepter to her successor
More than $500 persons attended the
ceremony.
In addition to the announcement as
to who would reign. the identity of
four maids of her court was also made
known. One Is Miss Elsie Gray,
Manufacturing Company of 10th street
and 9Th avenue, New York. She occu-
pies cottage on 5th avenue. this city.
Another is Miss Marion Burroughs. a
daughter of Cornelius W. Burroughs
of Asbury Park.
Miss Marta McCullagh, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs ]. w. McCullagh of New
York. was the third announcement
The last member of the court to be an
nounced was Miss Gruzilla Taylor.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Taylor
of this city. She Is seventeen years OF
age and brunette.
Gov. James F. Fielder and staf will
review the baby parade, as will SEQ
retary of War Garrison and Mrs Car
rison, Secretary of State Thomas r.
Martin and family Of New Jersey. tho
secretary to the President, Joseph Tu-
multy. and family, and others.
program will follow one another in
rapid succession from now on. August
1s the coronation Of the queen will be
the feature. and on the 27th there will
the boardwalk and in the hotels.
Prominent Washington visitors at the
Hotel Lafayette are Maj. and Mrs. A.
S. Il Lanier and Mrs. L. W. Weed.
Hotel Monmouth by Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam J. Vanderheide, Miss Caroline
vanderheide and Mrs. F. E. Hoerlet
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Macdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Swan Of Washing
ton are spending the season at the
Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Quinter have
joined the Washington colony at the
Franklin.
The Sterling is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Barnes, Mrs. C.. N. Carey and
Arthur Jett of Washington.
Registered at the Seventh Avenue Inn
are Mrs. Lena s. Dirndeld. Miss Dirn-
field and Nathan Stein of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs F. 8. Lincoln and ]. N.
Alexander Of Washington are spending
month at the Minot House.
Late arrivals at the Marlborough in
clude Miss Katherine DuckwelI, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Franzoni and Miss K.
Franzoni of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson of Wash
ington are at the New Monterey.
Registered at the Southern are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Purdy and Charles
T. Purdy. jr., of Washington.
The Coleman House numbers among
its patrons Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Loving
and T. ]. Renel of Washington.
Summering at the New Tenney are
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Parstom of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawyer Bailey, E. Wells
Bailey. Miss Millicent Bailey, William
N. Dortch and Mr. and Mrs. George
Evans of Washington have returned
for visit at the Sterling.
Wilson M. McKeeman is O late Wash
ington arrival at the Passaic.