Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-03
COSMOvALA STILL
MECCA OF LOVERS
Of. DAINTY WARES
Fete in Aid of Orange Memorial
Hospital Continues Its
Triumphant Way.

There Is no lack of interest in Cos
moyilla,' the big fete of nations, which
opened Tuesday night in the Riding and
Driving Club building, and the Casino,
on Halsted street, East Orange, to aid
financially the Orange Memorial Hos
pital. Every afternoon as soon as the
doors p Halsted street presents a
scene Of activity, with a long line OF
automobiles and carriages, and groups
of persons coming and going between
the two buildings, which adjoin.
This afternoon, an exhibition of leger-
demain VIII be given and tonight an
unusually attractive program has been
arranged by the Irisfy Villa, Mrs. /.
O'Conor Sloane, chaiIlnah. The pro-
gram consists OF Irish and Gaelic songs
and dances and recitations, and VIII be
as follows:
Songs--"The Minstrel Boy" Irish
Love Song 'Cruisheen Lawn" xii
larney," "Father O'Flynn,' by Richard
d. Freeman, OF South Orange; recita-
ton, by Miss Bertha B%rainard; Gaelic
song, by Miss Eileen Murray; recita-
ton, by Mr.. Davoy; jig. by Miss Elean-
or o'Reilly; "T1e Harp That Once
ptiro' Tara's Halls and Believe Me,
If AL Those Endearing Young Charms"
by Mrs. Frank Duffy, jig, to. the air
Pretty Maid Milking Her Cow by
Harold Gailison.
Mrs. Sloane is assisted by Miss Edith
Huslsv, associate chairman; Mrs. Lowry
f.. B. Craig, secretary and treasurer;
Meaeames James Girdwood, Ralston.
Richard D.. Freeman, A. d. Smith,,
Charles F. Watson, Robert MacBrathey.
MAJ K. Butler, George P. Toby, Aller-
ton L. Hitch, Percy Byron, George
E.rieer, Edward n. Loomis, Edmund c.
Stout. Waiter Wallace, A. B. Thatcher,
Thomas a. Nevins. f. 0,Conor Sloane,
jr., Ridgeway Macy. Henry g. T.. Mar
lin, r. n. Forster, A. S. March, Edgar
S. Newhouse, A. Louis Scott, jr., John
d. Mckinney. Fenner L. Pedlow,
Stsphen ]. Meeker, Frank Duffy, John
@. Gould, and the Misses Katharine
crais Margaret Van Tafnbacht,
Frances Thomas, Catharine Thomas,
Mary Grannis,, Bafbara Boston, Cecilia
Boston. Anna Fiichtner, Hitch, Muir
chic, Edna Marston, Louise Holmes.
Ante whitney, Faber, Dorothy New
house, Marjorie Keasbey, Mary San
ford. Mildred Criss, Blanche Dillon,
Helen Leach, Barbara Freeman and
Helen Enger. John e. Sloane, Linton
Pedlow. L. E. B.. Craig, Edmund G.
stout. Percy Byron, E. Nj LOOMS,
Frank Freeman, Robert MacBratney.
DR.. Richard D. Freeman, 7. O'Conor
sloane. T. O'Conor Sloane. jr. n
Frank Duffy.
The Voting Contest.
After. a lively contest last night the
Dutch villa leads far in advance of the
Colonial and the German with LIZA
votes. The Colonial was 916 and the
German garden 572. A newcomer in
the field of popular town officials is
Thomas r. Creole, playground COM
missioner in East Orange, who leads
with 221 over Ira A. Kip, jr, president
of South Orange Village Trustees, who
has ZIG votes. New J~erseyites are proud
h a Princeton University is in the
lead for colleges, with 4sg votes and
Yale second with All. Miss Lucie
Beard. of Orange, still leads as the
most popular school teacher, and has
COS votes, and DR.. Carl Spethmann, of
Newark Academy, follows with 101
votes.
The prize for the most attractive villa
viii be the proceeds from the contest;
the most popular teacher will receive
a five-day trip to Washington, includ-
ing hotel bill; the most popular official
will be presented with a scarf pin. The
prize to be presented for the college
that shall be ahead when the contest