New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

This year the float division seems to<
be the most popular choice, the entries
for that division being especially large.
If the event turns out AS it has already
given promise, the people of the resort
will be able to witness the most fan
tastic array Of childish splendor that
has ever been staged along the shore.
American Legion Men to
Parade During Veterans Week
One of the features of American Le-
gion week in this city, which will ex-
tend from September IL to II, will be
parade in which Legionnaires from all
sections of the state will appear in
line. The tentative date set for the
parade is Friday. September 15 The
committee expects at least 1000 World
War Veterans to pass in review before
Governor Edwards, Secretary of the
Navy Edwin DENLY, Senator David !.
Walsh, of Massachusetts,; former Gov
ernor William n. Runyon, Senator Wal
ter E. Edge and other notables who
have accepted invitations to attend.
The honor place in the line will be
given G. A. r. veterans, Spanish War
'SeNAdiAS anu OiS6pleQ SO1QicTS SClil
army hospitals in New Jersey, and au-
tom obiles will be donated for their use
by local citizens.
1t is expected that Major General
David Shanks, commanding officer of
Camp Dix, will allow the band of the
lst Division to appear as an escort to
Secretary of the Navy DENLY. The
band is Familiarity known among for
mer service men as "Pershing's Own"
ana was IN France for the entire period
OF Americas participation in the war.
Efforts also are being. made to obtain
the Camp Vail band and detachment
OF infantry to march with the Le-
gionnaires.
Various prizes will be awarded to
posts for the largest number of men
III line, best appearing organization,
best decorated floats entered by the
posts, largest attendance in proportion
to membership, and for the best march
ing division.
Card Party Benefit for
Hospital Is Big Success -
That the magic word ''benefit" never
fails to appeal to those philanthrop-
1cally inclined was we'll evidenced on
Monday afternoon at the annual card
party given in the Monterey Hotel by
the Junior Auxiliary of the Ann May
AooPiedi. Not Only LHOSe interested In
the cause in this city, but from the adj
jacent resorts, packed the ballroom and
palm garden of the house, auction
bridge and $500" occupying the atten-
ton of the players. More elaborate
and attractive than ever were the
awards, donated by the merchants of
the city and others, while several at
tractive boudoir adornments were dis
posed of on the share plan. During
the play punch and waters were served,
through the courtesy of Manager Sher-
man Dennis, who, as in years past, also
donated the use Of the hotel. Mrs.
Charles Prout and Mrs. Charles Van
Wickle were largely instrumental in
making for the success of the event,
which will realize for the society q
substantial sum.
They were assisted by Mrs. George
Ferguson, Miss Frieda Schneider, Miss
Ruth Ralston, Miss Mildred Burton,
Mrs. M. Burd, Mrs. William Herman,
Mrs. James Fisher and Mrs. Charles
Lewis jr.
The next big event to be held at the
New Monterey Hotel is the gigantic
Black and White Ball, week from to-
night. Miss Vera Lyon and Mrs. Sy-
monetta Botta will act as hostesses
This is an annual affair and one which
is looked forward to by guests and
cottagers alike. The decorations will
be on the most elaborate scale, all
carried out in conformity with the