New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 26.-With a
train of royal ermine falling from her
youthful shoulders, looking very lovely
in robe of shimmering silver and
pearls, Miss Edna NJ. Freeman was
crowned Queen Titania XXXI of the
baby parade and carnival last Friday
evening in the arcade. Princess Gin
derella, Miss Audrey Carton, also in
silver and jewels, and her majesty's
maids, the Misses Waltrude Hendriek-
son, Gladys Trowbridge, Elizabeth
Dukiet, Eugene Louise Shreve, Nan
Gable and Louise Gertrude Craig, in
white satin and silver lace, made a
lovely background for the queen. The
coronation was conducted with all the
pomp and ceremony of mimic royalty
and was followed by gay celebration.
From fairyland came hordes of night
and day fairies, elves, sprites, grass
hoppers, moths, dragon-fies, flowers
ard other fairy folk who delighted the
eyes of the vast audience, as we'll as of
the queen, with their dainty costumes
and graceful dancing.
Included in the $50 children who took
part in the dances were Gwendolyn
Babb, Elizabeth Savage, Marion Reid,
Anita Ternandly, Catherine Styles,
Mildred Forse, Betty Abeles, Betty Bor-
den, Margery Broun, Marie Brooks,
Elizabeth Curry, Doris Fielder, Esther
Harsin, Geraldine Dooper, Catherine
Rowland, Edith Hunter, Ruth Keller,
Geraldine Macdonald, Bernice May,
Chauncey Meyer, Lily Mavis, Marie
Darlington, Betty Richards, Joyce
Richards, Marion Robertson, Grace Ro-
lo&+ Oh,
Anne Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson,
Rosalie Wright, Madelaine White, Bet
ty Wiech, Mary L. Wilson, Annette
Weyand, Carol White, Beatrice Wilder,
Florence Wilder and Shirley Wilder,
all OF whom were fairies.
Dolores Schisler was day queen;
Doris Praeger, a purple butterfly; Jean
DeBow, silver moth. Dragon-hies,
flowers and other fairy subjects were
Beatrice Cunningham, Virginia Burd,
Dorothy Dodd, Annette Weyand, Helen
Burd, David Morris, William Lewis,
Horace May, Forest Wagner. Allen
Wagner, Biggs Smith, Mary Gunder-
son, Margery Dey, Blanche Meiser
Dorothy Ness, Ruth Ferguson, Nan
Dean, Dorothy Howton and Phyllis
Tolliver.
Much credit for the success of the
coronation spectacle, which was wit
messed by thousands of summer WISH
tors along the North Jersey coast, is
due Mrs. Edith Morgan Savage, who
had trained the children for their
parts. Mrs. Savage is the daughter of
Mr.. Tall Esen Morgan, who for years
had charge of the Ocean Grove audi
torium.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Court Ball, which will
be held Monday evening. The baby
parade will take place Wednesday af
ternoon. Of the 500 entries already
made, by far the majority are those of
summer visitors at Asbury Park.
Festivities of, all types, luncheons,
dinners, theater parties and dances
have made life round of gayeties for
members of the carnival court. One
of the most attractive affairs was a
cess Cinderella, Miss Audrey Carton,
at her summer home, Bijou Villa, Avon,
Monday evening. The house porches
and grounds were decorated in gold
and white, and prizes were given to
those wearing the prettiest costumes.
Miss Cartons guests included:
Misses Alice Guintano, Edna Free
man, Eugene Shreve, Elizabeth Dukiet,
Waltrude Hendrickson, Louise Craig.
Gladys Trowbridge. Nan Gable, Mar
celle McCabe, Mary McDermott, Muriei
Cornelius, Dorothy Young, Audrey
Lang, Grace Kerr, Marion Neuman,
Bessy Reilly, Ruth Georke, Irene
Stauffinberger, Helen Muncey, Meri-
dith Hulick, Lucille Clarity, Ruth
Gregg, Catherine Young, Elva Corne-
lies and Messrs. Banta Milford, Daniel
Schisler, Howard Henderson, Parker
Smith, Walter McDonough, Kenneth
Clayton, George Medinger, Charles
Young, Cecil Young, William Bur-
roughs, Harry Isaacs, Buster Lyons,
Henry McAldeman, Jack Woods, Ray
mond Maurice, Ralph Pierce, Anthony
Attach, John Borden, Anton Tieje,
Howard Goerke, Harry Hoss, William