New-York tribune., 1921-07-31

VINO Will De In line on August 81.
Four sets Of twins already have
registered, and competition promises
to be keen for the big prize cup of
efcred for the best appearing. They are
Bruce w. and Janet E. Woehrer, two
years, children of Mrs. Charles j.
Woehrer, OF 70S First Avenue, this
city; Malcolm and Bruce Chambers.
three months, Children of Judge Cham
bers. 3S Elm Street, Elizabeth, N. j.,
who are spending the summer at SOB "a
Park Place Avenue, Bradley Beach;
Grace Janet and Ruth E. Viewer, two
years, children of Mrs. Frank Viewer,
20Sh Eighth Avenue, Bradley Beach;
Nancy and Thomas Sahringer, four
Sahringer, Deerwick, Pa.
Hostesses Named to Aid
Director of Carnival
i, The hostesses who are lending their
aid to Carnival Director Cottrell have
been named this week. They are Mrs.
Charles Bamman, Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mrs. E. L. Hall, of New York, and Mrs.
Simone Mantia, of Wanamassa.
as The prizes for the divisions are at
tracing good deal of attention this
year because of their beauty and num-
Eers. Nearly every merchant, business
man and hotel in the resort has given
handsome award, besides countless
other prizes from wealthy individuals
and large out-of-town concerns. Mel
lens Food Company this year, aside
from giving the Queens prize, blue
ribbon thoroughbred prize-winning
pony, also will donate doll to each
klddIe who enters the parade. Colgate
has contributed grand prize, which
Is huge silver loving cup. Plaut's
and Bamberger's, of Newark, each have
ccntributed large cups. Harry j. Bo-
dire, OF this city, contributes cup for
the best appearing triplets. The E. R..
Horstman Aetna Doll Company has
sent a large walking doll.
The float division will doubtless be
the largest, for up to this time by far
the greatest number of entries have
been for this section. The parade will
be marshaled in the customary seven
divisions, and indications are that
every division will be we'll filed. The
registration Office is in the information
bureau on the boardwalk.
Extensive plans are being made by
the American Legion for the week of
September II. Thursday, the opening
of the State Legion convention, has
been designated as Navy Day, and Sec
retary of the Navy Denby will be the
former service men shortly after the
session is called to order Efforts are
being made by the city authorities and
civic organizations to prevail upon the
naval secretary to remain here until
the next day, so he will be able to
speak to the general public on Thurs
day evening.
Army Day will be celebrated on Fri
day. 1t is expected that General John
j. Pershing, accompanied by his Mill
tary staff, will be present and review
the Legionnaires, who will march in
the parade which is being arranged by
the local convention committee for
3 that day.
Reunion Day viii Be
Big Event of Convention
Reunion Day is set for Saturday
Special invitations have been extended
to former members of the 29th and 18TH
divisions to take prominent part in
the ceremonies. Jersey men were we'll
represented in both of these divisions
and the committee has been assured
! that former members OF these two
units will attend in great numbers.
Senator David l. Walsh, of Massa-
chusetts, and former Governor William
n. Runyon will share honors as the
orators of the day.
A large number of prizes have been
received by the Asbury Park Fishing
Club for the events in connection with
the fifteenth annual casting tourna-
ment, to be held next Saturday
at the athletic grounds. Howard
Cain is the chairman Of the commit
tee, and with his aids promises to
al-o <o,, Nd
: field day the club has ever held. Some
of the best casters in the game will be
on hand for the meet. Other mem
bers Of the committee include Nelson
j. Schoen, John Z. Clayton, G. E. Hol-
gate, r. II. Corson, A. f. Messelbach.
DR.. w. W. Flavel, E. e. Davis, r. c..
James, H. j. Comegys, G. H. Rutman,
+. S. Fletcher, Everett Wroe, Peter
Post, E. j. Gallagher. ]. r. Brenner,
F. r. Rawle, D. f. Burton, DR.. C.
Simon. W. Taylor.
Stanley and Miss Adelaide Mathews;
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Davis and George
H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Muir,
Maplewood; Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Bush,
Newark; NJ. Lambert, DR.. W. D.
Buchanan, .. D.; William H. Chi!ds,
DIR. James F. Power, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. A.. J. Siegel, MIR. and Mrs.
Roy r. Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
. 6iegel, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Rugen
Windisch, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. B. Frick, Cincinnati; Mrs. D. F.
Cowles, Gloversville, N. Y; Hartzell
Angel, Schenecta ly; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Carr, Detroit.
The Fenimore--Mr. and Mrs. w. Ha-
man, Misses Lynne and Jeane Thomas
New York; Misses Mary and Alice
Goeneil, Miss Adelaide Stuart, Roches-
ter, N. Y; Mrs. j. NJ. Walker, Balti-
more; Paul Seeber jr., Miss Edith
Seeber, Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs
James Rea, Elma Rea, Forest Hills.
Columbia-Ml. and Mrs. D. G. Auro-
les, Havana, Cuba; Mrs. j. r. Lynch,
Jeanette Lynch, Niagara Falls, N. Y;
Mrs E. S. Bailey, Millicent Bailey,
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Clayne,
C. A. Clayne, Harrisburg; Miss M. Mil
ligan, Miss c. Milligan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Keller, Doris Keller, Mrs.
Il. Bessier. New York.
= Cornish Arms - George SIGNALLING.
Mrs. J. G. Clinch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
McClar, Mr. and Mrs: Michael Obey,
Mrs. E. Noe, S. E. Armstrong, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver b. Jacobs,
Morris Plains; H. H. Spengemann, R.
2. Scherer, Jersey City; F. E. Block,
Philadelphia.
Plaza blythe -Sea--Mr. and Mrs. A.
Rauh, New York; Miss Mary Noyes, H..
e. La Buhn, Pittsburgh; S. K. Rubaz,
Norfolk, Va; P. L. Kierans, |. r. Kel-
sey. Perth Amboy: Mr.. and Mrs F. A..
Weatherby, Wilmington, Del; II. w.
Glickauf, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wilkinson,