New-York tribune., 1921-08-14


is the baby parade that is to be held
excel all past attempts is shown by
Babies from all over the count
| pageant. 1t is expected that more
event, which annually marks the
Babies in gayly decorated coaches,
the line of march, and will parade c
Maids of Titania's Royal
Court Are Selected
Carnival Director Arthur F. Cottrell
announced to-day the appointment OF
Miss Beatrice Mabel Hall, daughter OF
Mrs. Emma L. Hall, of 6O8 Sixth Ave
nue., this city, to enact the role of the
Princess Cinderella in the court OF
Queen Titania, ruler of the Asbury
Park carnival festivities. At the same
time the selection of Miss Marie Della
field Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry F. Miller, of 241 West 1O2d
Street, New York, who is stopping at
the Montauk Hotel, and Miss Merce-
dita Marie Wagner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willett Lee Wagner, of 2131
Broadway, New York, who are spend
ing the balance of the season at the
Thedford. as maids to Titania, was an
nounced.
Queen Titania will be attended by
six maids and Princess Cinderella
The third maid selected is Miss Evelyn
Kane, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
F. Kane, of GOA Third Avenue, this
city. Announcement of the Queen and
the three other maids will be made
next week.
A new feature of the festival, which
will be introduced this year for the
first time by Assistant Director Vera
Lyon, under whose direction the
court dancing, given to entertain
Titania and her encourage. Dorothy
Mack. professional dancer has been
appointed official court dancer Two
pages and four heralds will then pre-
cede the twenty-four cupds, whose
parts will be taken by the smallest
children entered. These cupids will be
driven by a golden butterfly, Beatrice
Roe, of Wanamassa.
The personal court attendants will
be eight flower girls, who will repre-
will appear in lavender, pink and
silver.
Seligman and Rosentheil
Are Named Grand Judges
Two of the grand judges have also
been appointed. They are Jefferson
Seligman, banker, of New York, and
George Rosentheil, Mayor" of Wan
amassa.
Some of the children already en-
tered are Katherine Barr Johansen
Evelyn Trinsey, Dorothy Richards, all
of East Orange; Constance Katherine
Schmidt, Fayetta Rose Boyne, Francis
Edward Boyne. Malcolm Chambers
Bruce Chambers, of Elizabeth Robert
Wilton Wills jr., Robert Knoess, Ethel
Louise Dultgen, Mae Dorothea Olvany
Genevieve Haywood, Loretto haywood,
Robert Morris Hubbard, Evelyn Mae
Henry Ferris jr, Glen Ridge, N. j.;
Gertrude Johansen, New Brunswick
Margaret Louise Stephens, Railway
Veronica Zitzow, Arlington; Madeleine
Scott, Harrison; Lillian c. Hampton
Railway; Adella B. Durbin, Winfield
Durbin, Burlington; Judah Mann
Plainfeld; John Lehy, Jersey City;
Robert E. Moss, Union HILL n. j.;
Dorothy F. Brown, Bound Brook j;
Charles Blades jr., Arlington; Pauline
May Knott, Jersey City; Jean Howard
Ruther, Orange; Voneida Ivy Harris
Roebling; Mary McCalmont West
Philadelphia; Thomas Fahringer, Nancy
Fahringer, Berwick, Pa; Helen B
Knorr, Carney's Point; Rose Anna
Crilly. Florence May Howell. Cathe-
rine Crilly, Philadelphia; Helen Lay
ton, William Layton jr., Robert Lay
ton, Beatrice Layton, Princeton, n. j.
and Emanual A. Sharlin, Trenton.
Long distance entrants include Jeva-
rathanam Vencatakrishnish, East In
dia; Charles Hartmann, Greensbor-
cugh. n. c.; Alan Thomas and Berre:
Thomas, Surrey Hills, Australia; Harry
Jackson Holmes, Evanston, III.
At the card party and dance giver
At the Hotel Wellington on Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the wounded
soldiers in St. Joseph's Home, Elberon
N. j., cards were played by over 300
persons. Both the exterior and tbs
interior Of the hotel were attractively
decorated for the occasion
The popularity of the weekly dances
given at the Albion Hotel is attestec
by the increasingly large attendance
This is one OF the houses frequentcd
by the younger set. who have beer
largely responsible for the social ac.
tivities which center about this attrac.
tive house.
Commander Emery will address the
Iegionnaires on September l5, wher
the New Jersey Legion state convention
ts to be held. This will be his initial
appearance in New Jersey since sue
ceedng f. w. Galbraith jr.