The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
ANNUAL FAIR
FOR BENEFIT OF HOME FOR
F~RIENDLESS.
Elaborate Vaudeville Program for
Adults Tomorrow Night-children's
Entertainment Wednesday P. NJ.

Arrangements have been completed for
the nnual fair and entertainment TO be
given in the Orange Street Auditorium
tomorrow and wednesday for the benefit
of the Home Of the Friendless. The COM
mittees in charge have worked untiringly
for the success of the affair. and It is
hoped that the patronage win be even
greater than in former years.
An elaborate program has been arranged
for the vaudeville entertainment tomorrow
night, the numbers Of which will be exc
cuted by professionals. The overture will
he played by James Ross Ahearn, after
which a comedy sketch. Panhandle Pete's
Lucky Day will be presented by Gaylor
and Graft. "Gallando." the lightning clay
modeller, will then display his skill. after
which soprano solos will be rendered by
the prime, donna soprano, Miss Rose
Stevens. IsmaiI. the famous Hindoo
magician and illusionist, will give exhibit
lions OF the black art. This will be his
first appearance. in this country. Miss
Lillian Doreen. the English Coincidence,
will give an interesting performance. and
the other entertainers viii be Edward
Leslie. the comedian: Edward Clark. the
eccentric comedy tramp, and Tanean,
Felix and Claxton. comedians, who are
featured on the bill as ''conglomerations
Of mirth and melody
Mrs. Wigg's Cabbage Patch will be
an attractive part of the children's enter
tainment. to take place Wednesday after.
noon. All of Mrs. Wigs children will
be present. and the Christmas Lady
will appear. AL Baker. a ventriloquist,
magician and entertainer, will do his best
to mystify his audience. Ruth Simpson
will sing, and a recitation will be given by
Della Glover. Ten boys will give CD In
dian Exercise" and Little Sunbeam viii
sing. A chorus. keep on the Sunny Side,'
will be rendered.
The supper committee includes Mrs. r
j. Swayze, Miss Ross. Miss Connect, Mrs
J. d. Fitz-Gerald. ID, Mrs. Noah #
Blanchard, Mrs. II. ]. Starr, Mrs. A. g
/ Scheerer. Mrs. Anna Lehlhach, Mrs. j
W. Lushear, Mrs. Nelson Todd.
The supper tables will be presided owe
by Mrs. j. d. Fitz-Gerald, Mrs. Joseph B
Johnson, Mrs. J.. w. Lushear, Miss Con
nett, Mrs. e. D.. Henry, Mrs. Palmatier
Miss Ross, Mrs. William Ross, Mrs. Ami
Lehlbach. Miss Lehibach, Mrs. NJ. e
Blanchard. Mrs. Charles Thatcher, Mrs
Nelson Todd, Mrs. T. B. Allen, Mis-
Swayze, Miss Darlington, Miss Gray, Mis-
Edith Gray. Miss ormandy, Miss More
house.
The general fair committee includes Mira
Benjamin Atha, Mrs. George B. Swain
Mrs. Francis J. Swayze, Mrs. A. o. Fitz
Gerald.
At fancy table No. 1 Mrs. Benjemil
Atha, Mrs. 3. HAAtha. Miss Pierson, Mis-
Demarest and Miss Headley will be sta
toned. and Mrs. hCarlton G. Winans vii
have charge of the baby table. Tn
following will be at the second fame,
table; Mrs. George B. Swain, Mrs. Car
Lentz. Mrs. Mildred Swain. Miss Baker
Mrs. c. E.. H. Stengle and Mrs. Henry
Starr.
At fancy table No. s will be found Mrs
A. o. Fitz-Gerald. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. How
ard and Mrs. NJ. Z. Blanchard.
Mrs. Caleb Woodruff, Miss Ross an
Mrs. Anna Lehlbach will preside at til
fourth table.
Mrs. A. c.. Sherman, Miss Grover an
Miss Woodruff will have charge OF til
fifth table, and at the ribbon table Mr.
f. G. Lord, Miss c. l.. Darlington an
Miss Durand will be In charge.
Miss JANE Swain. Miss Wherry. Mi:
Wintringer and Mrs. John MacLaughli
will sell aprons