Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-16
IS GIVEN
FOR BENEFIT OF
BABIES HOSPITAL
Miss kirmes and Hans Kronold
Render Excellent Program
at the Washington.

Much enjoyment was afforded thosa
who attended a recital at the Wash
ington this morning, when a delightful
musical program was given and was
the last of two affairs held to benefit
the Babies Hospital and directed by
Mrs. Robert w. Hawkesworth, of East
Orange. Miss Elena Eirmes, soprano,
who has been heard in this city sew
eral times this season, WAS in good
voice n pleased her hearers by her
Interpretation OF. French n English
songs, and ia a group of songs by
Miss Harriet Ware she was accompa-
MED by the composer. The other artist
was Hans Kronold, '~cellist, who has
been heard with pleasure on former
occasions by Newark audiences. and
who WA accompanied on the piano by
Edward Rechlin. At the close of the
program a number of those who at
tended the musicale entertained guests
at luncheon at the Washington, and
the tables in the private dining-room
were attractive with jonouils, the yell
low harmonizing we'll with the hang
ings of the room. Those who occu-
pied boxes and who had guests at
luncheon were Mrs. Franklin Conklin,
sr.,who, with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
lin Murphy, tr, entertained Mrs.
Andrew Van Blarcom; Miss Kate
Wallace, Mrs. Littleton Kirkpat-
rick, Mrs. Edward W. Scudder /
and Mrs. Percy G. Hart, of
East Orange. In Mrs. James s. Pol
hemus's box we're Mrs. Harold Armour
Dodge. Mrs. Robert Campbell, Miss
Isabelle Lewis McCarter, Miss Eleanor
McCarter, Miss Mildred Dennis, Miss
Mary Gaddis Plum, Miss Florence Ell
more Murphy, and Miss Louise Polhe-
mus. Others who subscribed for q box
were Mrs. Milton e. Blanchard, Mrs. |
Charles Thatcher, Mrs. Richard G.. P.
Dieffenbach, Mira. Ebenezer c. Hay,
Mrs. Michael T. Barrett and Mrs.
William A. Halsey, Mrs. Halsey being
among those who gave a luncheon.
Among those who subscribed for
seats were: Mrs. w. Campbell Clark,
Mrs. Milton e. Blanchard, Mrs. Will
lam A. Halsey, Mrs. Herbert p. Gleason.
Mrs. John H. Ballantine, Miss Ballan-
tine, Mrs. Gilbert r. Potts, Mrs. George
8. Coke, Mrs. Charles w. Wheeler, Miss
Sarah Wheeler. Miss Mary Wheeler, |
Mrs. William T. Hunt and Miss Elisa
Wackenhuth, Of this city, and Mrs.
George Everett IJaleey, of East Or
Both Miss Kirmes and Mr.. Kronold.
responded to encores Miss Kirmes
sang in addition TO the numbers on
the program THE Plague OF Love-"
Arne, and Harriet Wares Boat Song"
Mr.. Kronold gave "Serenade,' by
Schubert, and Mozart's "Minuet." The
comprised the following:
Alteration" MINIMUM. Borowski
Rondo" Bocchertni
Mr.. Kronold.
"Eisa's Dream" ~CLohengrin) Wagner
Miss Kirrnes.
"Ariequin" Pepper
MFR. Kronold.
Ia 'I'heure exquise" ...n.........Hah
(a1 "Si mes vers evaient des allies"
Hahn
(c) "Dormez-vous' ........... Wekeriin
fd) lie Nil' (celio o~bligato). -. Leroux
Miss Kirmes.
"Se tn nj ami'
La pastorella" .........,.. Veracini
Miss Kirmes.
Orientale". ......... Kronold
(La mort de la Favorite)
Mr.. Kronold.
la Hindu Slurnber Song".........
Harriet Ware
ID, 1.-THE Call of Radha".............
Harriet Ware
(c) marguerite (ceilo o~bligatol...
Harriet Ware
(d) "yvind Lyre'. -. Harriet Ware
composer at the piano>
NI;as Kirines.