The New York herald., 1922-07-30
.Asbury Park Puzzled by
Carnival Queens Identity
Selections Made by Committee for Annual Fete, but
\ Are Kept Secret, While Fair Ruler Rests Before
! Assuming Her Arduous Role.

, Hoerie of Brooklyn: the Rev. Paul
Matthews OF Princeton and Mrs. A. Il,
Lyon Of Crawford.
Guests at the Coleman House include
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Fisher of Eliza
beth. w. II. Tuttle of Brooklyn. J. A.
Weigham. Mrs. NJ. c. Schneider, Miss
Mary Schneider and Miss Margaret
Schneider Of Poughkeepsie and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Weitzen and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Weitzen OF Perth Amboy.
At the Gardner are H. S. Suth and
Mrs. p. J. Sut1 of Orange. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Goff of Schenectady and A. W..
Cranston, H. b. Cauliman. II. r. Hoey.
]. J. McLeon and w. +. Swolls Of New
wark.
Registered at the Stirling are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kaiser. Miss Rose Kaiser.
NJ. +. Gafney and James J. Reilly of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Archibald Of New Brunswick and Miss
Helen NJ. Regan and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. McEiroy Of Jersey City.
At the MacReynolds are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Behan. Miss NJ. r. Doran and C.
Fl. Garfield Of East Orange, Miss Stella
Jersey City and Miss Irene Shipdan OF
Newark
Arrivals at the New Tenney include
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Hoagland. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Fink. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walsh and Miss Carrie Jones OF New
York and l. r. Halborn Of Glen Ridge.
College students and alumni woke
Auditorium campus with the echoes Of
their cheers and songs to-day when the
annual college day celebration was held
In the Young Peoples Temple. Several
hundred men and women. representing.
either. as undergraduates or graduates.
~ ao orlx fxr,N - (1A~
and universities. responded to a roll
call of the institution with cheer and
song. Judge Harold B. Wells OF the
Jersey Circuit Court presided. College
experiences and a social hour COM
pleted the program.
Tonight in the Auditorium the Mad
rigal singers Of Philadelphia gave a con-
cert for several thousand. Henry Motz
directed and Henry Z. Mayer was the
accompanist, with Frederick E. Harm.
violinist, assisting.
Sousa's band comes to the Auditorium
for two concerts next Saturday. 1t is
one Of the most popular entertainments
on the Grove summer program and the
musicians never fail to draw q capacity
audience.
Arrivals at the Hotel Seaside include
Harold Gross, Clinton w. Parker and
Mr.. Mllhenny Fuller OF New York. Miss
Grace Cummings OF Brooklyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Holingshead and Miss
Mary Hollingshead of Baycnne. Mrs
Carrie F. Marsh and MIR. and Mrs.
II. N. Fanfield OF Newark and Mrs
Anna M. Kennedy Of Hobok.n
At the Park View are William Ree-
sting. Miss Margaret Brasden and Miss
Charlotte Brasden Of New York. Mrs.
NJ. Fl. Brissel, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Sharkey and Miss Margery Sharkey of
Ridgewood. Mr.. and Mrs w Ken
nedy of Plainfield and John V Wise
and Miss Gertrude Wise of Morristown
Guests at the Boscobel include Mr..
and Mrs. Edward F. Wickerslce. Mr.
and Mrs. George Koppelman. .Irs. George
N. Page and Miss Helen Fl. Page Of.
New York, Miss Maude II. Broadhead
and Mrs. L. II Broadhead OF Brooklyn
and Miss Margaret Caldwell Of Elm
hurst.
At the Warrington are Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester w. King of Brooklyn, Mr. and
Mrs. M. c. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Egnor and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SUIT
phin of Hightstown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Rinehsrt and Kenneth Rinehart
of West Orange,
Arrivals at the Chautauqua include
Ernest Bail ~ New York. Raymond
Bishop. Daniel d. John, William +.
Pope and Mrs. A. T. Gilroy of Newark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lutkins and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Van Alstyne Of Plainfield
and Miss Sarah Fenwick and Miss Hes
ter Fenwich of East Orange.
At the Lakeside are Miss Helen Ram
say and Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.. letter Of
New York, Mrs. John Y. Livingston,
Miss Edna Fredenberg and Joseph A.
McGregor of The Bronx and Miss Isa-
belle r. Bullock, Miss Irene Pearson
and Miss Bertha Pearson of Paterson.