Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-26
MANY PRETTY ENTRIES IN
K. OF C. BABY PARADE
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section, a baby robe and bunty,
donated by George u. Reynolds, was
won by the pink chrysanthemum
carriage in which was seated Eliza
beth Cottrell; second prize in this
event, a baby coat donated by the
Daughters of America. was won by
the yellow Chrysanthemum carriage
of Catherine Van SICKLE, and third
prize, a pink silk robe and pillow
donated by Ross Store. was won by
the "Black Eye Susan" Edward
Rielley.
A child's community set donated
by Kelly &c McAlinden. was awarded
10 Jean Delaney and Beatrice Muir
phy, representing George and Martha
Washington, as first prize in the
walking section; second prize, a pair
of shoes donated by Klein & Nolan
was WOE by Edward and Thomas
Fceney. representing Uncle Sam and
Miss Liberty, and third prize. a mid
dy dress donated by Sharp & Hanson
was wen by Beatrice E~yerkuss, dress
ed as q yellow kewpie doll.
Cup for John MuIIigan
In the floats section. a loving cup
donated by the Knights Of Columbus
was awarded to John Mulligan. who
represented a traffic cop; second
prize, 81 five dollar gold piece donated
by I,r. John v. Smith, vas won by
Mary Murray, as an "old fashioned
pictu, e." third prize. a two and 4
half dollar gold piece donated by the
Daughter of America, was won by
Richard Van SICKLE and Jack Con-
molly. representing Dempsey and
Carpenter, and fourth prize, a pair
of shoes donated by Slobodien & Sons
was VICE by Catherine Murray. as
'our talking machine"
Arrangements for the parade were
carried out by Mrs. John Murray and
O large committee consisting of MEM
America.
Big Crowd on Grounds
There were big crowds on the
grounds adjoining the Casey" club
house where the lawn fete was be-
ing held, on Saturday afternoon and
evening. Boxing and wrestling x
hibitions in which Johnny Carroll
and Joe Lynch of Roosevelt, and
Bernard Toolan and "Panny" Terio
of this city. participated, featured
the program at the athletic show
performances. The Casey side show
in charge of John Burke also drew
big crowds at the afternoon and eve
ming performances on Saturday.
Due to the fact that the fete will
be staged again next Saturday night
with all stands and shows running as
usual, the prize awards have not been
made and will not be made until mex
Saturday night.
The Misses Anna Donovan and
Helen Donehue were in charge of
the Daughters of America stand, and
Mrs. Chester Darling. Miss Antonette
Seiboth and Mrs. j.. Salter were in
charge of the fortune tellers' booths.
John Hallahan operated the wireless
telephone. which was loaned by AL
Hagen.
William Foy was in charge of the
soda and ice cream stand, and Miss
Catherine Hall supervised the sale
of novelties. Edward Dalton and
John Harth were in charge of dane
ing, and for which music was fur
nished by Fred O'Brien's orchestra.
Higgins clown band furnished music
on the grounds, and paraded through
the city prior TO the opening hour or
the fete on Saturday night.
There were no gambling games on
the grounds during the three days of
the fete. The entertainment COM
mittee Of the knights of Columbus
was in charge of this affair. This
committee is as follows: Harry Har-
diman. chairman; Leo Burke, John
Frank Seiboth. John Bren-
nan. Ed Pavese, Richard F. White
and James Murray.