The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Women Anglers
in Casting Epents
at Asbury Park
Evelyn Kane First Maid Sc
lected to Attend Queen
Of Baby Parade.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
AsBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. 6.-While
fishermen and women anglers were talk.
ing part in the annual casting tourna-
ment Of the Asbury Park Fishing Club
at the Athletic Park there were stirring
scenes in the boardwalk carnival office
as announcement OF the first maid to at
tend Queen Titania during the fete week
brought scores Of new entries for the
baby pageant.
The maid selected is Evelyn Kane,
16 years old, and a brunette. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Kane of
Third avenue. Miss Kane is a student
in the Asbury Park High School and
a girl athlete. She will be one of six
or seven maids who. with the Princess
Cinderella. will make up the court circle.
Other maids tentatively selected are
expected to be announced next week and
1t was said that the Carnival Associa-
tion also expected to be ready to pro-
claim next week the identity of the new
queen. Parade entries are now above
800, with indications that the recruit
the number above 1000.
To-days assemblage OF fishermen was
red letter day in the history OF the
local club, for before the opening Of
the casting tourney early this morning
officials, club members and visiting
rodmen went to the beach and saw the
first piling driven for the new club
house which is to be erected at the Deal
Lake flume asd the boardwalk. To-
morrow the fishermen will enjoy their
annual clambake at Pleasure Bay.
American Legion week in Asbury
Park in September. the third convention
OF the New Jersey aseartment, will be
featured by the presence of National
Commander John @. Emery. who will
open the session September Is. United
States Senator Porter j. McCumber OF
North Dakota and Representative Jo-
seph w. Fordney of Michigan have nc
cepted invitations to address the legion
the following day. Secretary OF the
Navy DENLY also has accepted an invi-
tation TO attend.
Mrs. John II. Hylan. wife OF the Mayor
or New York. Is passing some time at
the New Monterey. where Mr.. Hylan
joins her over Sundays.
Arrivals at the Monterey include Miss
Hazel Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. l..
Williams, Nine. Rosa Olitzka, Miss PHI
leta J. Rousse, Major and Mrs. X. II.
Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. IT. II. Youngs, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Tornabell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snnnnt
Jeanne A. Casper. Paul NJ. Edmunds,
Warren Edmunds and Mn. NJ. NJ. Brad
ley OF New York; Miss Josephine Fer
guson and Miss Louisa Mrrtin OF New
ark Miss Frances Gill. ASr. and Mrs.
i. G. Pearce. Mrs A. J. STRONG and A.
Il. Strong OF East Orange.
Coleman House-Mrs. ID J.. Eisner.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. FredeI1cts. NJ. +.
Spinz. p. S. Spinz, Mr. and Mrs. l.. n.
Black. Robert J. Heautington and Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Kertcher of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ertta of Jer-
sey City; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooper,
Miss M. NJ. Cooper. c. IL. Smith. J. Il.
Peyton of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs.
=. #, Sheeran of Brooklyn.
Lafayette---L. r. Bauchack. Alfred
Milander. Mrs. C. II. Peiux. Mrs. ]. II.
Allen, II. NJ. Davis. w. G. Aver. J. p.
Allen, Edward Fascher. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Knipe, II. G. Carey. Mrs. Molly
Carey, G. l.. Mulford and Mr.. James +.
Drew OF New York
Columbia--Mrs. James Moffet. Miss
Elizabeth Moffet. Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Thomas. Miss NJ. c. Reilly. Mr.. Thomas
Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Podger OF
New York Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Com
stock and II. u. Higgins Of Albany a.
G.. Deike, Miss Florence Deike and Miss
Ethel Deike of Summit, ". ].
Thedford---Frank Hugh, Miss J. A.
Howe Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Snyder.
George r. Snyder. Jr. w. II. McHarg.
w. 7. Wagner. Mrs. Porter Fitch. Miss
Gloria Fitch, e. II. Cleagy, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Callahan, II. g. Cornell and
William Mccoy OF New York: Miss
Betty Ritter. Mrs. A. Ritter Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Relyea. Miss X. q. Wolfe and
Miss l.. L. Renolds OF Brooklyn.
Monmouth--Mr. and Mrs. George r.
Lutz OF Baltimore: Miss Minnie A. DAILY,
Miss Mary A. Jones OF Albany. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Heegon Of Pittsburgh, Miss
Dora Johnson all Miss Sarah Johnson
or weehawken, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Haw-
thorne. Miss A. NJ. Moseley OF Brook
lyn Miss Helen Wilson OF Glen Ridge
and Miss Irene Jones and Miss May
Jones OF Hackensack.
Lincoln--Mrs. s. A. Schmltt, Misses
Valentine. Katherine and Elisabeth
schmitt OF Brooklyn; G. y. Rich and
John r. Rich of Boston, n. c. Widen
and Miss Helen Snyder Of Scranton.