The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-20
AsBuRY PARK, N. J., July 10.

vices Of Tall Esen Morgan to manage
this event, which assures a programme
out OF the ordinary. In addition to the
baby parade there will be victory
peace pageant. which promises to be
a brilliant addition to carnival week.
1t is hoped to have at least 1000
babies In the parade, which will be on
Ocean avenue. The prizes will be
numerous and valuable and besides the
chief trophies special gift will be
presented to every child in line.
Director Morgan has opened his
offices In the Publicity Building on the
Boardwalk and is working out details
and forming his carnival committee,
which will include prominent summer
residents Of Asbury Park, Deal and
AIenhurst. The morning of July 81
great chorus of children will be
formed in the Beach Auditorium in
preparation for the parade. A COM
pany of boys will be uniformed as
sailors and another as soldiers. while
the girls will be dressed in Red Cross
costumes Of the various nationalities.
They will march at the head Of the
parade and take seats on a specially
built platform. Ice cream will be given
TO them as treat at every rehearsal.
The Asbury Park Musical Art So
ciety, composed of women with trained
voices, has been organized at the
Ocean Hotel by Director Morgan and
will sing from the queens platform
the day OF the parade. A banjo and
guitar club has also been formed to
appear In connection with carnival
events.
series of grand opera concerts.
which will take place through the
season, was inaugurated Thursday
night at the Boardwalk arcade Miss
Anna Fftziu Of the Chicago Opera
Company and forty members Of the
metropolitan Opera Company took
part. The concerts will be given in
conjunction with Arthur Pryor's Band
programmes and the solists will in
clude many popular singers in the
Metropolitan and Chicago companies.
The series is under the MANAGEMENT
of the Metropolitan Opera Musical
Bureau, of which f. c. Coppicus. Sec
rotary OF the opera company is d.
rector.
-Four Cubans Among soJourners.
Rafael Diaz of the Metropolitan
opera Company. who sang in last
weeks concert in the Ocean Grove Au-
ditorium with Marie Rappold, Kath-
leen Howard and Arthur Middleton. is
passing some time at the Hotel La
fayette. He is one of party Of four
registering from Cuba which includes
John Capo, Valerino Corner and Milne
Calanert
At the ball given at the Lafayette
some Of the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
b. II. Noble, Mrs. ]. Early and the
Misses Lillian Cooper, May Simms,
Gladys Barnes. Josephine Bermadez,
Dorothy Miller. Marie Sandback,
Louise Wagner. Mary B. Impse, L.
Leigh and S. Hickey.
The marriage of Miss jeanette Carlos
of France to DR.. Eric KIM of Switzer-
land was solemnised this week in Trim
ity Episcopal Church. Miss Carlos was
given in marriage by Charles H. Ross
OF Edgemont drive, Loeb Arbour. After
the ceremony a bridal dinner was
given at the New Monterey. where the
decorations were bridal roses and sweet
peas, with fairy lights.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Ross, Miss Vivian Ross and
Lawrence Campbell Ross, Loeb Ar
bour; Mrs. William Fl. Ross Of Eliza
beth, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. de Jongh,
Cesare Protto and Leonard White OF
New York. After an extended trip the
couple will live in Wilmington, Del.
Asbury Park City Commissioners
had a meeting this week TO discuss
plans for the development OF the 200
acre tract recently purchased by the
city for golf course, aviation field
and recreation centre. A plan for an
eighteen hole course was submitted
for consideration.
Albert Janpolski, Russian barytone,
will sing in to-morrow's concert with
Arthur Pryor. The singer is we'll
known for his singing Of Russian folk
songs.
Record Crowd for Mid-JuIy.
A record crowd for mid-July is en-
joying Asbury Parks beaches and
boardwalk. The midweek dances at the
leading hotels, as we'll as the children's
dances, were largely attended, and
large gatherings marked the concerts
in both the hotels and Boardwalk
Arcade.
A big gathering of summer folk in
the Savoy Theatre this week saw the
premiere of THE Acquittal." a melo-
drama by Miss Rita Weiman, produced
by Cohan & Harris.
A benefit card party was given
Thursday for the building fund OF the
Women's Club. On the committee in
charge were Miss Caroline Stroud
Mrs. T. Herbert Alton, Mrs. S. NJ Van
Ness, Mrs. d. w. Sisson, Mrs. John
Alden. Mrs. Ross English. Mrs. c. j
Massinger. Mrs. Juliette D. Sherman
Mrs. w. U. Lawrence and Mrs. I. r.
Taylor.
At luncheon at the Lyndhurst at
which Mrs John Cochran was hostess
the guests included Mrs. Woods VIII
son, Mrs. John Cate, Mrs. c. B. Nor
gan, Mrs. ]. Henry Drew, Mrs. Charles
Vincent, Mrs. Walter Gorham, Mrs.
John Sandrey. Mrs. William Andrews
Mrs. c. B. Morgan and Mrs. J. H
Johnson.
More than 1000 Mystic Shriners met
In Asbury Park this week. They held
a procession with the bands and trap
pings of their order through the
streets and along the boardwalk to the
Casino, where an initiation ceremony
for sixty candidates took place. Women
in the delegation were entertained at
a dance at the Arcade in the evening.
A special train brought the Shriners