The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Princess Named
for the Carnival
at Asbury Park
Queens Dinner to Be Held on
Day of Baby Parade, Aug.
31-Arrivals.

AsBURY PARK, n. J., Aug. 13.
A RRANGEMENTS for the annual
n carnival here, the chief sum
mer fete of the north Jersey
shore, are rapidly maturing. The Car
nival Association to-day announced
the appointment of Miss Beatrice
Mabel Hall, daughter of Mrs. Emma
T. Hall of Asbury Park, as the Prin-
cess Cinderella in Titania's court, and
of Miss Marie Delafield Miller, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.. Miller Of
241 West 1920 street, New York, and
Miss Mercedita Marie Wagner, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willett Lee Wag-
ner of 2131 Broadway, New York, as
maids of honor. The Miller family is
passing the season at the Montauk
and Miss Wagner is at the Thedford
with her parents.
With Miss Evelyn Kane of Asbury
Park, whose selection was announced
last week. they comprise half of the
carnival court. The queen and three
other maids are to be announced next
week, when the first assemblage of
the court will be held for instructions
and for preparation of the various en-
tertainments that will follow.
Queen Not Yet Announced.
Along the boardwalk and in the hotels
there is lively speculation as to the iden-
tity OF the queen, and there was interest
to-dav in the announcement that the
queens dinner will be held in the New
Monterey Hotel the night of August 81.
the day of the baby parade. Theatre
parties, lawn fetes. boardwalk entertain
ments and other features have been ar
ranged for the royal party. and there
will be dances and parties given by the
maids in entertainme for the queen.
Dance contests are boardwalk diver
sions meantime. Elimination contests
are under way in the Arcade, judges
being delegated to select contendlng
couples over a period of several trials to
compete for the grand prize emblematic
of the championship" of the north
coast. The contest is grouped in vari-
Gus classes of dance steps and the elim-
nation trials are bringing out hundreds
of dancers.
A musicale at the New Tenney Hotel
was one of the entertainment features
of the week there. Those taking part
were Miss Doris Lester Mckinley, enter
tainer; Miss Ella Stalp. pianist; Robert
j. Flynn, tenor, and Mrs. May Furbeck
Proskey, soprano.
The annual Lafayette revue was held
in that hotel tonight. The ballroom
was set as a Palais Royal and a cham
Der orchestra and a jazz band provided
the music Ted Lewis Frank Bardon.
Russell Wellington, Miss Lillian Owens.
Miss Peggy Mason, Miss Marion Murphy
and others, under the direction of I. M.
Stelle, contributed to the programme and
special tableau was presented by
patrons. A masquerade for the children
was feature last evening in connecti IN
with the usual children's programme
night
Mr. Francis Gallatin, Park Commits
sioner of New York. is among the So
journers at the New Monterey
Miss Cornclia Kroehl of Chicago and
Mrs. Il. c. Wyckoff of Newark are
guests of Mrs. II. H. Hunt at the Ell
lerslie.
The Rev. Lawson G. Rich, rector OF
Corpus Christi Church New York, is
the guest of the Rev. Charles Holland
Kidder
Arrivals at Hotels.
Mrs. Thomas Cranes of Cleveland is
at the New Monterey on her twenty
fifth annual sojourn IN Asbury Park.
Also there are Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X
Moore Of New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dougherty OF Reading, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. n. Kroehl OF New York.
Thomas G. Jills. Mrs. w. s. Gay of
Hartford Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. wiltse
of Cincinnati. Miss Mataida Casper,
Miss Ida Casper of Paterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Roche OF Troy and Miss
Mary Algou of Pittsburgh.
Brunswick = Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright. Mr.. ard Mrs Joseph McGoni-
gal, Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell. John
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. James Egan and
James McCannery of Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. p. Fl. Brown of Newark, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hill of Richmond
Mrs. ID. II. Till OF Paterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Jacobs, Miss Jacobs. Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Lotter and Mrs. William
Ford OF New York.
columbia-Mrs A. w Bickner, Miss
May BicEner, A. w. Bickner, Jr., of
Rutherford, ". j.. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Ehrlck of Newark; Mrs s. G: Forstner.
Henry j. Burns. w. A. Burns of Phila-
delphia; Dr, and Mrs. r II. Hayward OF
Washington Mrs. Lola T. Butler of
Norfolk; Mrs. a. A. Cardinal, Paul Car
dinal of Paterson: Mrs. w. y. Mem
hlnick. Miss Louise Menhinick and Miss
Natalie Menhinick of Brooklyn: Mr.. and
Mrs, w. r.. Simmons of New York and
r. II. Judge Of Schenectady.
Coleman House-Mr. and Mrs. T ID
Wilson. Miss Isabella Aconiont, Miss M.
G. Aconlont. the Rev. John F. Bower OF
philadelphia Mrs. Matthew NJ Gold
wan, Mrs. Sophia Sigmon Of Newark !:
Miss Adda wainford. Miss Norda VAIN
ford of Trenton and c. S. Richards Of
Boston
The Lincoln--Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Duffy
OF Scranton; Mrs I. Zanzicr, Miss Shirk
Mrs. ri. r. Staas. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Triester OF New York and Mrs. d. a.
Lewis OF Paterson.
The Thedford--Mr and Mrs s. X
Faust and Kimball Faust of Hulmeville.
Pa. the Rev. w. r. Locke OF Balti-
more: Miss Stella Mark, X. A. King OF
New York; Miss f. M. Gilney. Miss g.
II. Mulligan of Jersey City; Mrs. ]. r.
Bohan. Mrs. Q. c. Dietsch, Miss Dietsct
of Newark; r. J. Clark of Hartford /.
Mrs. G. Q. Hefss. the Misses Heiss OF
East Orange, and i. d. Wood OF Phla-
tlclphia
The Metropoitan--Mr. and Mrs n
u. Rees. w. r. Gordon. Charles Gibson.
John E. Newman, r. r. Riddell Mrs. +
a. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Fow-
Ter, MT and Mrs. II. A. Chase OF New
York.