Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
COSMOvILLA HAS
WEALTH Of JOYS
TO TEMPT THRONG
Great Bazaar in Aid OF Orange
Memorial Hospital in
Full Swing.

C~osmovil.a. the great bazaar being
held in the Riding and Driving Club
and skating rink. East Orange. for the
benefit of the Orange Memorial Hos
nital having been formally opened last
night by Governor job Fort
when he and his staff, in full dress uni
form, reviewed the grand march, there
viii be for the balance of the week a
series of entertainments beginning at
$50 o'clock his afternoon that will
continue until the close of the "fete of
nations as cosmovilla is known. on
Saturday night.
The colonial villa. Mrs. Edward
Prizer OF South orange. chairman, q
arranged an entertainment for this
afternoon, when a program and oper-
eta. written by Miss Ella Scott, of
South Orange, win be given. There
win be fancy dances by Miss Tessie H.
Starrett and Miss Hazel Benedict, both
Of East Orange, and Ralph O'Reilly. of
New York. who has appeared in the
Oranges on several occasions. There
will be music on mandolin n guitar.
Tonight a play, entitled. ~"Jacquline,'
written by Councilman John Lenord
Merrill. of East Orange, will be pre-
scented in the Casino. Those in the cast
are: Mrs. Merrill. Miss Elsie Shaw.
Clarence Cook. Charles b. Yardley, jr.,
n Mr.. Merrill.
The members of the Colonial Villa,
beside Mrs. Prizer, are Mrs. AIRY j.
Lamme, associate chairman; Mrs. He'd
ley Y. Cooke, treasurer: Mrs. Edward
x. Summerwell, secretary. Mesdames
John L. Adams. Edward Andrews,
c. w. Badger, John Guyton Boston,
Charles H.. Christian. Hedley V. Cooke,
s. II. Davis. J. \. Dixon, JOIN Fox,
i. L. Greider. T. Jones. Arthur 5.
Lloyd. William Lucket, c. McAllister,
6. T. Anderton. w. H. Bonnell, j.. NJ.
Clark, William Bouldln. jr, ]. H.
Crawford. Arthur Grymes. A. A. Lane,
] s. Parker, II. D. Whitcomh, jr., A. L.
Johnson, William White. f. NJ. Rogers.
Benjamin Shepard. G. H. Squier, jr.,
G. I. White, F. Wilcox, Yorke Allen,
W. II. Cranberry, ~Vandenburg, w. A.
McRea, II. j. Kidd, e. T.. Curtis,
Samuel Winery, Charles Taylor, C. J.
Schreefer. Harry Mccoy. Francis n
Eppley, Byron Guerin, John a. Dillon,
George r. Gibson. Frederick Hoffman.
r. G. Langhorne. William 3. Lloyd,
Alfred MAYER. John E. Mitchell, Lee
Gage Pratt, A. S. Robb, Irving Smith.
Morris W. Torrey. c. J. Van Hartman.
y. Il. Beckman. c. r. Neare, Philip H.
Patriarche. T. c. Prest. W. w. Ran
dolph. Elias Van der Horst, c. P. War
rick. r.. ]. Snead. John Torrey. Graham
Holley. Herbert Manley. Louis Tetard,
Albert Wall, Michael Saltonstall and
Ernest Hopkinson and the Misses A. l..
Robertson, Ella c. Scott, Ross, Mar
garet Wakelee and wilmington.
The villa. with its White columns
and attendants in ante-Revolutionary
costumes. is attracting much attention
and is being warmly praised.
Another beautiful villa is the Germap
Garden, with young women in h garh
of the fatherland in attendance. In
the centre of the garden stands a large
Christmas tree. from which are sus-
perded garlands strung with electric
lights, and over the to the
garden the German motto in electric
lights is seen. In n corner is a very
attractive art table. and the members
o. this villa, in the costume of the Al
sacian peasant. sell German song
books, fairy tales. posters. dolls, toys,
linen blockwork on crash. flower stands
ana baskets. In another corner is found
Il glass blower. In the coffee garden
coffee, cakes. ham. potato salad and
Bola are served. ON Saturday after.
noon twenty-five German children in
costume will sing German songs around
the Christmas tree, and on Thursday
and Friday afternoons, between 4
and 5 o'clock. a band of German boys
will play German music
The committee is composed OF: Mrs.
George Merck. chairman: Mrs. Mefford
Runyon, chairman pro tenn; Mrs.
Charles c. Goodrich and Mrs. s. NJ.
Colgate. associate ehairmen: Miss
Head. secretary; Mrs. A.. r. Jen-
kins. Mrs. Charles Burke. Mrs. William
Quimby, Mrs. w. Tingue, jr., Mrs. Win
throp j. Mitchell, Miss Beatrice Mitchell
Mrs Farnham Yardley, Mrs. W. r.
Howe, Mrs. Russell Colgate, Miss Lois
Kidder, Mrs. F. NJ. Thieriot, Miss Boyn-
ton, the Misses lessen, Miss Rosamond
Holmes, Miss Margery Richards, Miss
Irma Degener, Miss Margaret Reazor,
the Misses Coney. Mrs. J. H.. Bradshaw.
Mrs. Henry Fl. Wehrhane. Mrs. r, Hill