Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-04


South Orange; Mrs. c. E. Blanchard
of East Orange; Mrs. Henry Beecher
of Maplewood; Mrs. S. e. Rowan and
Mrs. Idella Gardner, of Nutley, and
Mrs. Louis Aronsen, Mrs. Elwood S.
Leary, Mrs. r. I'll. Laird and Mrs.
Howard r. Garis, of Newark.
For the benefit of the East Side
Day Nursery there will be a musical
farce and dance in the New Audito-
rum in Orange street tonight THE
Wonderful Sweet Family is the
name of the production and those in
the cast are Mrs, William J. Ramsay,
Mrs. Edward c. Murphy, Miss Marion
Waterheld. Miss Ivy Asin, Miss
Marion Helm, Mrs. Henry A. Dawes,
Mrs. Frederick Frost and Mrs Henry
Klein. Musical numbers will be given
by the Apollo Male Quartet, Miss
Bessie Schweinfest, soprano; Miss
Marion Helm, contralto; John F.
Thomas, tenor, and Tracy Jay King
man, baritone. Readings will be con-
tributed by Miss Katherine Maurus
and Mrs. Oscar Clifford The young
people who are in charge of the dance
include Miss Elizabeth Hetzel, Miss
Mildred Denbigh, Miss Ethel Lang
stroth. Miss Essle Palmer, Miss Ruth
Klase, Mrs. Harry Carpenter Miss
Bessie Short and Miss Mabel McCaf-
frey The ushers are Archibald Cor.
lies. Richard Corlies, e. Edgar
Mooney, Harry Carpenter. De Witt
Gordon, Walter Boice, Grant Roth,
Chadsey Nichols. James Taylor, Ar
thur Shuman, Beyerland M. Ramsay,
Ernest Brown, F. S. Melvin and Ed
ward Wenkel.
The patronesses include Mrs. Ed
ward Gray, Mrs. James Flockhart,
Mrs. Frank Bbauvelt, Mrs. #. Crosel-
mire, Mrs. Elvin Nj. Crane, Mrs. Mar
tin l.. Cox, Mrs. G. Brown. Mrs. John
Eckert. Mrs. j. Sterwald. Mrs Fred
erick Mooney. Mrs. William II. Den
bigh, who is chairman of the commit
tee; Mrs James C. Corlies, Mrs. j. A.
Steele, Mrs. Frederick Goble Mrs.
f. E. Stiner, Mrs. II. c. II. Herold,
Mrs e. Engelberger, Mrs. James ii.
Walter, Mrs. benjamin Sites, Mrs.
Joseph Wiedenmayer, Mrs. L. Hetzel,
Mrs. f. w. Baden, Mrs. w. ii. Kirk,
Mrs, j. II. Lowrey. Mrs. Z. l.. Burns,
Mrs. Joseph Lawson, Mrs. Theodore
Lawshe, Mrs. Abram S. Van Houten,
Mrs. c. Hoppaugh, Miss V. A. Ran
doll. Miss Fannie Carter. Miss Ame-
liza Peal, Miss Abby Hoppaugh, Mrs.
|. Alfred Walker, Mrs John II. 3. Con-
ger, Mrs. Edward Maher, Mrs. John
Eckert, Mrs. NJ. Drew, Mrs. A. L.
Partelow, Mrs. Clarence Vaudeville,
Mrs. d. c. Preyer, Mrs. M. Ferndt,
Mrs. Achille Bippart, Mrs. Louis A.
Rowe. Mrs. r. l.. Sweasy, Mrs. W. A.
Harter, Mrs. Fl. G. II. Herold, Mrs.
Henry Robiiffs, Mrs. Charles 3. Kill
burn, Mrs. Arthur GUIDE, Mrs. Willis
r. King, Mrs. w. l. Jacobus, Mrs.
A. FL. Van SAINT, Mrs. A. Schraft, Mrs.
A. j. Buehler. Mrs. f. Zimmerman,
Mrs. J. r. Atwood, Mrs. A. Clements,
Mrs. r. Stengel, Mrs. L. w. Hall,
Mrs. G. A. Richards. Mrs. f. J. c.
Wiss, Mrs. George Stengel, Mrs. Jo-
seph Short, Mrs. w. B. Graham, Miss
Harrigan and Mrs. ]. S. Cooke.
A supplementary concert has beer
arranged by Mrs. Robert S. Graham
and Mrs. Robert Wallace Elliott and
will be given at The Washington or
the afternoon of Monday, January 6
at o'clock. Kocian, the Bohemian
violin vlrtuoso, will be the attraction
This artist has appeared in the Hanr
J Richter concerts in London and aIsc
at musIcales given by Baron dt
Rothschilds. Baron de stern, Grai
/ Lutzow, William Waldorf Astor, Mrs
Ronalds and he has also appeared
before Muley Abdul Aziz, sultan o.
Morocco, at special concert at thu
palace in Fez. Koclan opened his frs
American tour as soloist with the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra in 1e1t
and several critics have acclaimed
him as the equal of Kubelilk.