Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11


very successful and attractive pro.
gram of fancy dances was given by the
Junior pupils of Miss Edna Rothard S
dancing class at the New Auditorium last
evening. Nearly one hundred children
took part in the grand march, which
was led by Bessie Grimes and
Lucille vandcrhoof, both 5 years of age.
In addition to the mirror dance, which
was repeated by request, by Lois and
| Phyllis Van Zile, as presented last year,
the group of dances representing
| Natures Awakening was effective.
| The program was as follows:
Dance of Dawn, Gladys Isenburg,
Helen Dwyer, Kathryn eiilligan, Marie
Pfeifer, Elizabeth Pfeifer, Hazel Sham;
Queen of Dawn Dorothy Hill; Fairy
Polka" Frances Clark; Dance of the
Bobolink," Mabel Ward; Dance of Morn
ing" Evelyn Coleman, Helene Dorer,
Phyllis Beach, Helen Vanderhoof, Flor
ence Taylor, Muriel Fulcher; Queen of
Morning." Helen Seherff; Gypsy Dance"
Ruth and Carl Good; shepherd and
Shepherdess, Esther Hevey Walsh and
Joseph German; dance of Noon," Elsie
Fozard, Marjorie Fulcher Alice Ford,
Gladys Fulcher, Lois Van Zile, Phyllis
Van Zile; "Queen of the Sun (toe dance)
Pauline Groeber; Les Fleurs," Edna
Gibson; mechanical doll dance, Evelyn
Coleman; Butterfly Dance little Lucille
vanderhoof; 1.-The Dancing Lesson" Jane
Grimes and Donald Seamon; Dance of
Twilight" Dorothy Demarest, Leona
Demarest, Mildred Wiegand, Elizabeth
Simpson, Helen Grimes; Queen of Eve
ming" (toe dance, Phyllis Beach; 1.-The
Rose Chase Lois and Phyllis Van Zile;
Dance of Night" Mildred Mcconnell,
Myrtle Day, Esther Pickwick, Dorothy
Taylor, Josephine Florence, Edna Glib
son; Queen of Night" Marion Amann;
Dance of the spook,' Thelma u. Alex
ander.
Mrs. M. Pascal was at the piano. At
the close of the children's program dane
ing followed for the older pupils and
friends. Miss Rotbard was assisted by
her brother, Mr.. II. Clarence Rothard,
and the entire program was one of credit
to both teacher and pupils.
Those entertaining box parties were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Gil
ligan, Mr. and Mrs Harry Totter, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Brierley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammill,
Mr. and Mrs. G. stansbury Carr, of New
York, and also Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper aud Mrs. L. W. Kelley, of New
York.
Mrs. Richard Doremus. 900 South Six
teenth street, entertained the members
of her euchre club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. Five tables were in play,
and the prize winners were Mrs. C. A..
Bennett Mrs. d. Stover, Mrs. Mary
Wolfe, Mrs. L. Quimby and Mrs. II. J..
Smith. The floral decorations were Of
apple blossoms. AT the close Of the
games dainty buffet luncheon was
served and the afternoon closed with a
social hour. Mrs o. II. Luff, 1872 South
| the next meeting.
A considerable sum will be added to
the exchequer of the milk dispensary fund
of the Babies Hospital, through the eff.
forts of Mrs. William Schoenamsgruber,
assisted by Mrs John Park, who gave a
benefit card party last night at the home
| of the former $50 CLINTON avenue, this
city Twenty seven tables We're In play
and $50 people We're present. The host
esses were assisted by Mrs L. Zwecke
ronner, Madame Drees Glrtanner, Mrs
Cross and Mrs. Snyder. At the close OF
the games there was an informal recep
ton and refreshments were served. A
musical program was furnished by Miss
Emily Grafke and Mrs. siary Rogge.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram NJ. Downs, oi
90 Chestnut street, East Orange, left
yesterday for stay in Virginia Hol
| Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton Van Schaicb
and family, of Ridgewood road, South
Orange, have removed to Pelham. n. Y.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Shepard, rs Harri
son street, Brick Church. East Or
ange, for the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Mabel Gordon Moerman, ts
Henry Warren Goddard, az their homt
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