New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Asbul'y Park Ready
For. Seasons Baby
Parade Next Week
Miss Hazel Virginia Williams
Chosen as Queen Titania;
Entire Court Also Select
ed; Coronation Aug. 20

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 20.-Prepara-
tions are we'll under way at Asbury
Park for the thirty-frst annual baby
parade, to be held Wednes day, August
81. Grandstand seats are being built
along Ocean Avenue, which will accom-
modate more than $4,000 spectators,
and the court OF honor at Fifth and
Sunset avenues, where Titania, Queen
Of the Fairies, and her court will re-
view the childrens pageant, is being
erected. The date for the coronation
is Monday, August 80. The court ball
is Tuesday, August 80.
With the naming of the Queen ir-
terest has been greatly accelerated in
the big event. She is Miss Hazel Vir-
gnia Williams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Leonard Williams of 500
West 137th street, New York City,
who are staying at the New Monterey
Hotel
Miss Williams will be the twenty
third queen to rule over the babies
assembled from all parts of the world
to participate in the gorgeous pageant
Her father is chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the Chelsea Ex-
dent of the New York Canal and. Great
Lakes Corporation.
The selection OF Miss Margaret De
Maulsby West, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. West, of 1743 G Street,
Washington; Miss Sylvia judith Baker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Baker, of IL Riverside Drive, New
York, and Miss Hannah Priemer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Pri-
emer, of 493 Clinton Avenue, West Ho-
boken, N. j., as maids to Titania also
was announced to-day by carnival d.
rector Arthur F. Cottrell.
Those who will take the part of the
fairies in the Grand Court of the
Queen are: Charlotte Knowles, Doria
PilliAg, Jean Smith, Beatrice Adams,
Sylvia Miller. The Queens Flower
Girls will be Elaine Pierce, Doris
Prayer, Mary Hogarty, Ruth Sperry
Bernice Applegate. Eleanor Burdge,
Vivian Russell and Lillian Beck. Cupids
viii be Sylvia Michaelson, Adele
Mlchaelson, Althea Hayward. Mildred
Abrahams, Barbara Slocum, Myrtle
Moffatt, Jean DeBow, June Sherman,
Mary Fitzgerald, Ruth Knowles, Mar
guerite McTague, Pearl Reed, Alva
Lang. Nellie Van Hise, Babs Donald
son, Helen Sweet, Helen Storms. Kath-
crime Hoffnicr, Virginia Shidla, Cecil
Deurer, Betty Waite, Alma Wagnuson,
Bernice Irwin,
Among those taking part in the
Flowers of the Month are Ruth Craig,
Claire Kasden, Vivian Rotter, Edith
Lang, Katherine Fitzgerald. Miriam
Ferris, Christine O'Connor, Dorothy
Burkhart, Pauline Hochsberg, Helen
Burd, Helen EVEN, Charlotte La Dol
mus, Janette Brock, Edith Bennett,
Helen Doremus, Alberta Nichols, Lii
han Morris, Betty Borden, Jane Null
kins, Pearl Ford, Marion Hofncr,
Jcssica Lang, Eleanor Wheeler, Betty
Wheeler, Vivian Magnus, Helen
Sagan, Betty Waite, Eleanor Bosford,
Dorothy Schneider, Dorothy Mcmahon,
Dorothea Jacobus, Edith Hicks.
Katherine and Mary Henry, twins,
will act as train bearers to the Queen.
The heralds chosen are Lou aus der
Hiede, Mary Isham, Mary Krug and
Louis Gable. Acting as pages will be
June Polhemus and Edith Hoffman.
and the Queens coachman Joseph Pill
ing.
Preliminary plans are practically
completed for the third annual con-
vention of the American Legion, of the
Department of New Jersey. and its
ladies' auxiliary, to be held here on
September Is, 16 and II. The housing
committee has arranged accommoda-
tons for 10000 visitors.