Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-24

american aInDdSSddOr, Il. q. JeSSuDf5
IL; Lieutenant MacTavish, of H. NJ. S.
Valour, r. G. Rolston. 10; captain of
the guards, z. S. Waters, 10; Mar
mara, favorite daughter of the sultan,
Brown Rolston, 10; Mrs. G~rosvener.
L. T. Getty, II; Mrs. S~traighton. of
Battle Creek, Mich, L. K. Howe, II;
SISSY Hiilyard, her vivacious niece,
IF. G. Watson. 10; dancing girl r.. X.
Waterbury, 10.
Sultan's Wives-W. C. Stevenson, 10:
w L, Ward, 10; r. 81. Barr, II; w.
r. Eaton, III; de Z. X. Seeley, II; f.
d. Kalbfleisch, II; J. B. McWilliams,
II; r. G. Orr. IL; r. G Page, '1s.
American, Girls--W..B. Eaton, II; de
=. X. Seeley. II; r. c. Orr, ~; e. c..
Page. 10. fa
Guards-R. a. Applegate, 10; O. H
Garrett, '1e; A.. Gerlach.- '1Oj r. s.
Fiflius. 10; W. +. Richardson, 10: NJ
S. Slocum, 10: r. Zinsser. 10; ]. I.
Marsh. lit s. F. Raleigh, III; j.. F. b.
carruthers, IL; r. NJ. Craig, IL; Il. II.
Farr. ~; e. 3. Heck. II; NJ. E. Read,
49, w. F. Rich. II; ]. J.eCarey, II.
sMarines-J. II. Drummond, 10; w. P.
Good. 10; L. T. Parke. 10; r. Hughes.
II; L. Skidmore, jr., II; U. M. Davies,
-: J. Wolfe. 10: D. j. Woodriff, '13.
Slaves-D. d. Dodge, 10: B.. Hughes,
II; L. Skidmore, jr., II; U. NJ. Davies,
~: c. Mccormick, F'f2; ID. J.. Wood
riff, '13.
Z Orehestra~7N. s. Warfeld, 3D.. 10,
musical director. First v%iolins, L. X.
Ferry, 10; j. T. King. 10; d. b. Sin
clair, 10; II. NJ. Dyckman, 70; T. G.
Speers, ~. Drum and Traps, NJ. h.
Rankin. II. Second ~violins, II. d. APP
penzeller. 70; B. d. Benson, 10; S. D.
Gamble, ~; G. S. Robertson, II. Cor
nets, w. f. Speers, II; J.. II. Mullin,
~. Viola, r. NJ. Finck, 10. Cello, H.
Flammer. IL. Flutes, C. w. Jones, IL;
F. A. Kahler, jr., IL; w. NJ. Chester,
13.
The full list of musical numbers:
Opening chorus. including ong 1.-THE
Sultan's Favorite Daughter" Emusic by
Z. P. Nevin, words by j.. F. Thon1p-
SOM. Marmara and chorus; Don't Let
1t Happen Again Emusic by E.. p.
Nevin, words by J.. f., thompson, sui
tan: ways of American Men" Emusic
by f. p. Nevin. words by J.. F. Thomp-
son),! Marmara and Hammond;
Friendship Emusic by c. c. Pierce,
words by j. NJ. Allison), Sissy and
MacTavish; "Be a Suffra gette" Emusic
by Z. P. Nevin. words by J. r. Thomp-
son). Mrs. S~traighton; "Wooing the
Girls emusic by E. P. Nevin, words by
J. f. Thomlpson), sultan, Grosvenor,
MacTavish, Hammond and Schlitz;
Hero and Leander" (music by e. P.
Neyin, words by J. f. Thompson).
Marmara and Hammond; finale
Emusic by f. p. Nevin, words by J. F.
Thompson); opening chorus Emusic
by r. p. Nevin, words by j. f. Thomp-
SOM: Married Life" Emusic by r. P.
Nevin, words by J. F. Thonlpson), Mrs.
| S%traighton and sultan; lone Little
| Lonely Maid Emusic by C. G. Pierce.
words by J. NJ. Allison), Marmara and
four American men; "Ach, How I Loaf
a Dreamy Valse" emusic by E. P.
Nevin, words, by J. F. T~hompson).
| Schlitz; Money Makes the World Go
Round" Emusic by F.. Gray. jr., words
by L. Skidmore, jr.), Schlitz: "Tanjo
Bride Emusic by c. c.. Pierce, words
by j. Nj. Allison), Marmara and Ham
mond: "Marmara'' Emusic by H. c.
Burr, words by T.. F. Mills), Hammond;
finale.
ADELINE STANLEY CARRICK.
society at Triangle Club Piay.
Vacant seats at the Triangle Club
, performance of His Honor, the Sui
| TAM were few. In the boxes and or
chesfra were weif-known society people
| of Newark and the Oranges.
W. Campbell Clark entertained a box
party. His guests were his daughter,
Miss Estelle Clark; Miss Lois Page,
Mis- Fanny Dodd. Irving Riker, Don
aldson Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Barklie.
MIR. and Mrs. Uzal II. McCarter en-
tertained at dinner at their South
Broad street residence, after which the
party occupied a box at the play. Their
guests were their daughter, Miss Isa-
belle Lewis McCarter; Miss Marie Vail
Dodd. Miss Marjorie Lewis Keasbey
of Orange, John Lewis Hay, jr, Robert
O'Gorman and Benjamin Williamson
Keen. tRa44
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Field
| entertained Miss Fanny Jones, of East
Orange; Miss Coburn, of Massachu-
sets, Mrs. Fields house guest; Colonel
Austen Colgate, Karl Smith and the
Messrs. Field.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Crane
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. Earle Moody, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper F.. Crane and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Littleton Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. H.. Pitney had
| as their box guests Mr.. n Mrs. Gill
bert X. Potts and Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Barklie.
With Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Car
ter were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyce,
of Orange Miss Crane, Miss Elizabeth
Condict Carter, Charles ~Inslee, of New
ton; ]. Nelson Carter and William I.
Carter, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler w. Riker en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marsh
Riker. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred F.. Skinner,
Miss marguerite Riker and Miss Ger
trude Riker.
The full list of ~patronesses follows:
Mrs. Frederic A. Alling, Mrs. Michael
r. Barrett, Mrs. Moses Bigelow. jr.,
Mrs. Frederick A. Borcherling, Mrs.
FARMLAND Briggs. Mrs. James 3. Bur-
nett. jr., Mrs. John L. Carroll, Mrs.
William r. Carter, Mrs. w. Campbell
Clark, Mrs. Franklin Conklin. Mrs.
Ludolph ii. Conklin, Mrs. Edward N.
Crane, Mrs. Martin Dennis, Mrs. Fred
erick H. Douglas. Mrs. Sherrerd Depue,
Mrs. John c. Eisele, Mrs. William P.
Field, Mrs. Frederick F~relinghuysen,
Mrs. L. d. II. Gilmour, Mrs. William
f. Gordon, Mrs. William S. Gummere.
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