The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Registrations for Pageant.

Registrations for the annual pageant
are coming in by the score. Prizes as
sembled are now on display In the car
nival offices on the boardwalk and are
attracting interested throngs. They
range all the way from rattles to silver
services and oil paintings.
Water sports on Deal Lake, opposite
the wanamassa Club. under whose
auspices the programme was given, to-
day attracted spectators who were
afloat in canoes and launches and lined
the lake banks in automobiles. There
were several exciting events and numer-
Gus spills added to the interest A
dance in the club tonight followed the
regatta.
Nine. CALI Curci's recital in the Ocean
Grove Auditorium tonight was the
week end entertainment feature. She IS
to be followed next week by John Nc
Cormack.
With carnival events concluded with
the masque fete early in September,
resort attention will turn toward the
entertainment OF New Jersey members
OF the American Legion, who will as
senlble here for the State Department
convention and outing. The boardwalk,
Casino and Arcade will be used for the
various meetings, and athletic sports
carnival will be feature of the week.
Week end throngs in the hotels to-
night added to the gayety Of balls, musi-
Gales and other diversions arranged by
amusement directors. In the Monterey,
Columbia, Thedford, Coleman. Bruns-
wick, Albion. West End and other houses
there were important entertainments to
celebrate the approach Of the carnival
season. Miss Williams was receiving
COMMUNICATIONS at the New Monterey
on her selection as Queen.
Recent arrivals there for the carnival
season include Mrs. John II. Scott Miss
Mary Louise scott, John @. Scott, Miss
Jeane Leahy of ST. Louis; Mrs. w. r..
Todd, Miss Dorothy Todd and Samuel
Todd OF Cincinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Morris, Mrs. G.. b. Morris Of Phila-
delphia: Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Raipe and
A. G.. Raipe OF Wilkesbarre; the Rev.
Henry d. Collins OF Baltimore and Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Paynes OF Bridgeport.
Arrivals at other hotels include:
Columbia-Dr and Mrs. G.. X. Con-
nors of Clifton, N. J. G. u. Bates and
b. II. Breidling OF Philadelphia; w. A..
Powers Of Cleveland; Mrs. q. N Massey,
Kenneth G. Massey or Lambertville. n.
j.: Mrs. G. p. Cole, Miss Eleanor Cole,
c. r. Cole. Jr, of Paterson Miss Mary
NJ Guilfoyle. Mics Mary r. Wallace.
Miss Katherine McManus, Miss Anne
Guilfoyle. Miss Mary Il. Clcmmcy of
Albany Miss Mabel II. Glucken. Miss
Clara G. Chicken OF Elizabeth. and Miss
isabel J.. MCGEE OF Washington.
MetropolItan--Mr and Mrs. J. $. Mis-
con OF bloomfield; Mrs. M. u. Garnet
Of New York; NJ. II. Rice OF Philadol-
phia Mrs. w. Il. Long and Davis Long
OF Bala, PA. Mrs Charles Thomas. j. Il.
Thomas and J. M. Sheridan OF Washing
ton. and II. J. Sheridan Of Honesdale.
Ia.
Monmouth-Miss Katherine r. Shea.
Miss ella NJ. Shea and Miss Elizabeth
q. Shea OF Holyoke; Mrs. G, y. Hakes,
Miss Mary A. Simpson, Miss Frances
Hakes. Mics Mary A. Donahue, Miss
Virginia Haites, Miss Margaret Guider.
Miss Lydia Rlngelnan and Miss Susan
80 ponahue OF Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Loelinberg and Miss LILLIAN
IIoelinbcrg Of Newark
Franklin--Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Briggs,
Mrs. Bertram Palk. Miss Helen Palk.
Miss Margaret Palk, Mr.. and Mrs Sam
ueI M. Kenpe and Miss Isabelle Kempe
OF East Orange Mrs. M D. Reese. Mrs.
T.. A. Snyder. Mrs. A. Elizabeth Snyder
and Frederick N. Cooke. Jr. OF South
Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lunny
ana Theodore Herlyn OF Mamaroneck,
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