Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-01-18


Jane Frances, Emily Baxter, Adaline
Horuvitz, Catherine Barker, Rose
Rovner, Hannah Fogg, Ruth Carter.
Mary Leach.
The second part opened with
beautiful stage picture as The Gipsy
Dance" was presented 1t was a most
charming number. Chaperones-Mrs
The mas r. Janvier, Mrs Samuel H.
Hitchner. Soloist-Miss Mabel Bo-
zearth. Ruth Williams, Helen Garri-
son, Ella Cook, Euhla Tremaine, Mil
dred Whipple, Helen Whitaker, Mar
garet Fralinger, Anna Kienzle, Oscar
Whipple, James Bacon, Franklin Lore,
Kay Ritter, Frank Williams, Allen
Zane, William Hagerman, Olin Sun
field
With the Gypsy Chorus as back
ground, Miss Bessie Cohen, chick and
pretty, tripped upon the stage and
delightfully."- sang "My Colleen"
In the Gypsy picture, Miss Isabel
Bacon most pleasingly and artistically
gave the difficult Spanish Dance"
The Street Singers were quite a
/ feature of the second part, Frank Pot
ter singing the solo with E. H. Reeves.
Dudley Janyier and A. X Reeves play
| ing upon stringed instruments.
| Then the Hungarian Gypsy dance,
! one of the most difficult of the num-
bers was presented.
| Immediately the stage was cleared,
and the happy Summer Girls" tripped
upon the stage Chaperones-Mrs B.
F. Hires, Miss Alice Service. Soloist
| Miss Mabelle Wilson. Misses Clare
e. Bauer, Mildred Boone, Elenore E.
Cook, Nellie Elkinton, Emma K. Hag-
erman, Helen B. Hires, Elizabeth L.
Hurfs, Helen V. Kinkle, Areta A. Mat
lack. Edith M. Minch, Leonora S. Pier
son, Hannah Powell, Allie B. Woertz
Then the Poppy Dance" and it was
a beautiful number. Chaperones-
Mrs. D. c. Appelgate, Mrs. Walter E.
War, Mrs. Albert R. McAllister. Miss
es Gertrude Steelman, Martha Robe
son. Anna Robson, Susan Appelgate,
HEX !. Ware, Anna Kienzle, Nita Web
er, Esther Shoemaker. Josephine Fra
linger, Mary Sharp, Miriam Wilson,
Ada Wentzell, Mildred Whipple Euhla
Tremaine, Mary Paullin, Martha Paul
lin.
Then the beautiful and elaborate
swing song. Chaperone-Miss Anna R.
Reeves. Soloist-Miss Aida E. Riley.
Misses Laura Smith, Mary Towle,
Ethel Scull, Ada Silvers, Clara Kinkle
Messrs. Mortimer Bonham, Rudolph
Bnham, William Hughes, Edward SUIT
ton, James Trenchard, Franklin Lore
The "Musettes" was an elaborate
number. Chaperones-Mrs. John F.
Perry, Mrs. E. Freeman Crowell, Mrs.
Sydney E. Bowen. Soloist-Miss Effie
Rinker. Misses Dorothy Bacon, Isabel
Bacon, Martha Robson, Anna Robe
son, Marguerite Tremaine, Ruth Will
liams, Oleta Minch, Edith Janvier,
Ruth Pine, Helen Richman, Helen
Carney, Marion Carney, Helen Garri-
son, Mabel Laning, Pauline Laning,
Margaret Fithian
The chorus served we'll with Frank
Potter in his solo offering Ma Cherie''
the concluding bit being exceptionally
we'll done.
And then-and then-well speak
out! Not so easy-and then-"The
Pony Ballet" That bunch of Ponies
was the limit Graceful? Well. Pret-
ty? Suit yourself. Pleasing? Judge
for yourself The Ponies cantered,
kicked and 'bucked. Maybe they were
not ponies-They appeared to be
bronchos-and this is no criticism.
1t is praise for the number which Mrs.
Charles F. Reeves, as chaperone, was
responsible for. Here is the bunch of
ponies which faced the starter: Mr.
Jonathan Elmer, Jr., Mr.. Henry K.
1 L.
Dudley R. Janvier, Mr.. Howard p
Supplee.
The Military Drill was a most COM
plete Offering. The sixteen young wo-
men We're military precision itself. Not
a misstep in the long, intricate march
The young women made a charming
stage picture in their white linen
skirts. and wearing the true military
coat and visor-cap of some real soldier
boy II was a most satisfactory pre-
sentation and proved feature. Chap
erones-Mrs. Elizabeth S. Ware Dare,
Mrs. John E. Minch, Mrs. George Eb-
ner Misses Susan Peck, Maude Wood
ruff, Helen Ware, Martha Wright,
Ethel Cole, Hannah Powell, Neva