The New York herald., 1921-07-24
All Asbury Park
Now Preparing for
Annual Carnival
Prizes to Be Given to All Chill
dren Marching in. the
Parade.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
AsBuRY PARK N. J.. July 2s.--Closlng
days Of July will show marked activity
In carnival preparations here. interest in
which is being displayed in lively fash
ion by record crowds of vacationists
now domiciled here. The director of
carnivals. Arthur F. Cottrell. let 1t be
known to-day that a candidate for Queen
Titania's role has been tentatively agreed
upon by the royal scouting party. which
b now also engaged In a process of Sc
lection of queens maids
More than 125 children have been
thus far registered for the parade. where
last year at this time the registration
was less than fifty. Many handsome
prizes have been donated by sojourners
and others and Henry Marshall. local
Jeweller. has announced that he will have
a souvenir for every child In line JEFF
ferson Seligman of New York has in
formed Mr.. Cottrell that he will con-
tinue his custom OF offering a souvenir
for each child also.
st. Swithin's prophesies thus far have
not caused material discontinue to So
tourners here. weather during the week
having permitted an active programme
d
one with golfers on the Asbury Park
Golf and Country Clubs links. This is
a semi-public course. open to visitors at
hotels holding memberships. and already
1t Is pronounced success Tennis, bath
ing and other recreations have made up
a varied programme.
Clubs to Entertain.
Visiting members of Rotary and XII
wants clubs are expected in number at
the joint meeting of the two local clubs
In the New Monterey grill next Wednes-
day evening. The joint entertainment
committee Is preparing an elaborate pro-
gramme for the occasion, which Is ex-
pected to be one OF the notable events
OF the summer season
August will bring many social fetes
on the summer programme, notable
among which win be the childrens car
nival at the Lafayette Hotel and the
black and white and costume ball at the
New Monterey.
The handsome new ballroom at the
Coleman House. Just west Of the lobby,
was opened for the first ball of the sea
son at that hotel tonight. 1t was an
occasion of reunion among Coleman pa
irons made pleasant by the return of
Prof James r.. Beauman, until the war
for many years director of social events
there. Among the participants were
Miss Thelma Cohen, Miss Mary Muir
ply. Miss Helen Webb. Miss Marion
Austin, Miss Catherine Dugan, Mrs.
Raymond Ford, Mrs. II. r. Real. Mrs.
Harry Erickson, Mrs. A. NJ. Sexton, Miss
Lillian Sexton, Mrs. S. A. Peck. Mrs.
Grace Alden and others.
The Rev. DR.. d. d. Buchanon, WILL
lam II. Childs. DR.. James f. Power and
NJ. Lambert are New York sojourners
recently arrived at the Monterey. Other
arrivals there include Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Muir of Maplewood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy Bush OF Newark. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. siegel. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Siegel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Siegel Of st.
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rugen Windisch of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Frfck
OF Cincinnati, Mrs. ID. +. Cowles of
Gloverside. N. Y; Hartzell Angel of
Schenectady, Mrs. J. r. Duffield, Miss
Duffield OF Port Washington and Mrs.
George r. Hicks and Miss Mildred Hicks
OF Kansas City.
Arrivals st Hotels.
Arrivals ut other hotels include:'
Lafayette--Miss Isabel A. Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Rowe, Mrs. J. w. Rowe, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Rowe. Miss Helen
Rowe, Lionel III. Remie. Mrs. NJ. d.
Early, A. schiil. r. @. Reilly. Louis
Brand. Miss Mary oliver. Manuel Oliver.
III. s. Hardy, A. Maretzek. Neil @. Roster.
Miss Mabel T. Hinckley. Miss Anita
Worthington. John NJ. Miller. Frank
Rube and Julius S. De Keyser OF New
York Mrs. NJ. A. Williams. Mrs. Alfred
Clark, Miss Dorothy Clark and Miss
Margaret La Forge OF Brooklyn: Miss
Ida W. Day. Miss Sadie v. McKeon and
Miss Jewell Van Duyne OF Newark ;
George T. Edwards and Miss Edith M.
Edwards of Jersey City; George G. Ram
sey OF Hackensack.
Columbia-Mrs. s. w. Roebllng. Mrs.
f. c. Henser. Miss Henser. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCabe, Miss Maud Raymoore,
w. w. Sutton. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Miller, Or. and Mrs. S. II. Watson, Mrs.
G. III. Hearn OF New York Mrs. g. G.
Holton OF Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. @.
Hanes and Miss Hanes OF Montc1air, Mr..