The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Coronation of Queen First
Event in Asbury's Carnival
Enthroned Last Night, Titania XXI. Tomorrow Has
Court Ball to Start Week of Fesivity- Parties
as Well as Public Entertainments Scheduled

also win be personated. There will be
the usual phalanx Of athletic heroes and
movie stars and the now customary
views on prohibition and blue Sunday.
Tt is expected that throng of 100000
spectators will view the parade. which
will form on the boardwalk Casino at
o'clock. The pageant will move over
Ocean avenue. northward to the Arnphi-
theater, where an encircling movement
VIII be made as the judges pin on the
prize winning ribbons. Ocean avenue
will be gay with flags and bunting.
Pillars at regular intervals will support
strings OF pennants and ribbons flung
across the avenue. and buildings and
hotels will be draped In the colors and
Titania's emblems.
The baby parade over. Titania win
conclude her reign with a royal banquet
at Ross Fcnton Farm. Informally she
will receive at her summer home, the
New Monterey Hotel. Tuesday evening.
and there is to be gondola party on
Deal Lake one night next week as an
aftermath of all the celebrations.
Outdoor Sports Attract.
While public interest is thus centered
in the carnival events, ideal weather has
sent sojourners afield to enjoy golf. ten
September will be notable for several
events. The visit of the New Jersey
knights Templar will present a colorful
spectacle.
A three day open tournament Is being
arranged for the Asbury Park Golf and
Country Club, and the Asbury Park
Fishing Club has announced the first
dance in the new clubhouse on the upper
boardwalk for September /.
More than 1900 members OF the
knights Templar in New Jersey will at
tend the annual field day rally here.
Drills will be held at the athletic
grounds and there will be grand
parade in Ocean avenue.
Arrivals at the hotels include:
Lafayette-Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Shears, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Schonewald, Miss
Ruth Seyneau. Mrs Augusta French.
Mrs. L. NJ Gready, Mr.. and Mrs. George
+. Bachman, Mrs j.. w. Rugg, Miss
Alicia M. Fallon, Miss Martha A. Han
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ord w. Swanstrom
Of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
McGovern. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meek and
Miss Florence Meek Of East Orange.
New Monterey-Mr. and Mrs. Norman
r. Stahl OF Trenton, Nine. Schumann-
Heink. S. c. Schumann- Heink, Arthur
II,
Webster of New York and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur T. Miner and Harry n. Balch of
Maplewood.
Metropolitan-Mr. and Mrs. J. s.
"a olfe. James Wank. Frank Volz Miss
Marie Jones, ss Irene Jones, f. I.
Coleman. James @. Coleman and DR.. j..
T. O'Donnell OF New York, DR.. p. j.
Mooney and e. L. Crawford Of Brooklyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Northcolt OF
Dover. N. ].
Coleman House-Miss BESSIE nar,'
Miss NJ +. Pettus. Miss Viola Weisn
and Miss M. NJ Morris of New York ;
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Coffee OF Easl
Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lam
bert of Newark and Miss Marguerite
Curtis of Hackensack
Iincoln--Mr. and Mrs. II. A. DUCK
worth, Harold A. Fosbay, Mr.. and MRS.
M. Hartman and the Misses Gulick OF
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Schneider OF Paterson.
Thedford-Miss Gertrude Wefers. Mrs.
B. ). Wefers. Burnett Doane, Harry
Schmtt, Porter Fitch, Miss Edith Will
Jams and Charles +. Bloomer or New
York; William III. Vandercar, t. 5. Wall
ing and w. III. Porter of Brooklyn. and
Mrs j. X. Koenig and Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Kelly of Jersey City.
Ocean Hotel-Mrs. Il. r. McCarter, j.
II. Leonard, George J. Maks, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Still and Miss Elizabeth Hoss-
Ter OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Roach, Mrs. C. II. Quinn and Miss Lill-
ian Quinn and ii. J. Mckay of Brook
lyn and Mrs. c. Krose and Mrs. ID. q.
Cunneen of New Rochelle
Columbia--Miss r. J. Thomas Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles o. Whittemore, Mrs. A..
c. FredericlSs, Mrs. l.. e. Morrison. Mr.
and Mrs. c. IL. Sheppard. Miss Helen
Hill. Mrs. G. S. Tobin, Mrs. ID. NJ
Burke. DR.. Edison b. Hick, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Il. Osgood, Miss Marie Nj. Ma
hon, Mrs. c. A. Sullivan and Frank o.
Scully of New York.
Marlborough-Mrs. Edward McIillopp.
Miss Marcella Fox, William M. Meek.
Miss s. A. LuckiRgs, Miss Mary Reilly
and Miss Alice Meyer of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lesson OF Wood
bridge. DR.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Mount of
Jersey City. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. La
vake and Mrs. Fred zider of South
Orange.