New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-07
KIRMESS FOR 4 WEEK.
Three Hundred People to Take Part
IN Dances at Benefit.

TIE success Of the big kirmness which is 20 be
held this week in Music Hail. Orange. under the
auspices Of -. Luke's Guild. OF Christ Episco-
pal Church. East Orange. Is practically assured.
nearly 5000 tickets having been sold. It Will he
The largest enrertsinrn OF its kind given in
the Oranges. over three hundred persons will
participate IN the affair including many prom
i-ent IN the social life Of the community There
will &c twenty-five dances. those taking part be
ing costurned appropriately, and between the
acts refresFnnenJs and candy viii he dispensed
through the audience by the young women of the
guild and some Of those taking part in the enter
tairnent
There viii be 2 performance every night during
she week and also two three u1atinees- At
NIGHT the entertainment will open with or
chest-sl overture. grand tabeaus and procession
Hungarian gypsy dance. the hornpipe. French
court --fruet and Eavotte. dance Of the follies,
Italian tarantelIs. carnival dance, Grecian dance
..r~7-75-~s" sex1er- Tell Ne. Pretty Maiden" /;
Scotch reel Spanish dance wooden shoe dance.
se-re-rt-e dance Indian war dance, the pickanin-
MES dance OF The seasons and grand triumphal
march.
Ar the afternoon matinees viii be given: Panto-
--,~~e umbrella. grand march. French dolls
and furr7-E Jacks. dance Of the fairies, dance Of
ne flowers and pages japanese dance and Gin
dereUa gsvo+rS
Tie "FIo-oso-a" se1tet will be one q the feat
ures u the week. Miss LEILA Stewart. Of Middle
town Conn. who is directing the affair. having
6yto r Iohrke Mrs Percy ingalls, and Mrs, :,
Parton Hazard the ChaperOus in this dance
and some q the participants are Miss Florence
Tn6ernu Miss Nellie Carr. Miss Amy Williams,
Miss Louise Mott Ring and Miss Pearl Hazard
Tire men who VIII take part are George Merrick
Clarence Croker. Arthur knolhof, Henry Potter
End Raluh 0'Rsily-
Zach dance VIII be chaperoned by one or more
q the women Connected with the guild OF church
Those chaperOniIg the serpeutine dance viii be
N~s. percy ingalls, and Miss Florence Uuderhil,
ninuet. Ms. George Ring and Mrs. a. N.
and Mrs Dzuforrh; pickaninny dance. Miss Young;
wooden shoe dance Mrs. r. A. Van Epps and
Ms a. r Sheridan. tareuteIla, Mrs J. f Marsh
end Mrs. =. :. Lambeth: Indian way dance Mrs
$eus-a6te~ and Ms George ?. Anderson. gypsy
dance. Mrs. a. u. Dyer and Mrs. A G. Suycam
Scotch reel Mrs. Sarah Moore and Mrs Z A.
MaryOri Spanish dance, Ms Samuel W White
more
There viii be- separate chaperons or patronesses
the afternoon performance follows French
dolls and jumping Jacks. Mrs SoClleyet and Mrs.
7 p. BUTT dance Of The flowers and pages Mrs
" Sanders Davies. Mrs Culbert and Mrs. Miller;
h0-rplpe, M-s. Charles 2. McAnister. Mrs. EIkins
and Mrs Merritt: dance Of the fOlies. Mrs J. s.
Sloane and Ms Howell carnival. Mrs. Whitney;
dance 1l japanese dolls, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. J. O.
Ferris. Ms. J. O. Noling and Mrs J. H Tomp-
FiUs
Henry Seymour Jcwerr VIII give dams OF the
Jester and the flowers and pages viii be Miss NIL
dr=5 Banks Miss Katherine Bauou. Miss Herence
FI.ut0T Miss Gertrude Burgess and Miss Mildred
Wri. The chaVerOus VIII be Mrs W r. Culbert.
Mrs George = Brewer. Mrs " :. Davies Mrs.
William Whiting Davis. wife OF the rector Of The
church. planned the entire entertainment and IS
supervising all The details