Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25

night by the Misses Dorothy, Rosa
lind and Cynthia Fuller, of Sturmin-
ster Newton, Dorset, England. The
artists wore early Victorian costumes
and sang to harp accompaniment.
The songs dated back to Elizabethaa
days. Miss Cynthia Fuller rendered
number of old melodies on the
harp.
The program was as follows: THE
Song of the Sword Dancers" York
shire; cradle song. "A Lullaby"
Irish; children's songs, "Robin-a-
Thrush" Somerset, and Here Comes
Duke a-Riding," Hampshire; love
songs. My Man John" Somerset;
Lizzie Lindsay" Scottish; "Oh, No.
john" Somerset; William Taylor,
Somerset. and "The Two Sisters of
Binnorie," Scottish; mothers songs,
"a Gaelic Groom" the Hebrides, and
whistle, Daughter WHISTLE" Som
erset; songs of occupation, "Oxen
Ploughing." Devonshire: THE Quern
Tune Irish, and 1.-The Shepherds
Feast Song" Gloucester; death song,
1.-THE Lyke Wake Dirge," north of
England: songs of home and coun-
try, The Birds in the Spring." Sur
rey. and I'm Praise of Islay" Scot
fish, and "Brixham Town." Devon
shire.
The Silver Cross Circle of Kings
Daughters will observe its twenty
fifth anniversary this afternoon in
the parlors of the Park Presbyterian
Church. The speaker of the after
noon will be Miss Rose Livingston, a
worker in Chinatown. The musical
program will be given by Miss Fred
ericl5a Sims. vocalist. and Miss MARI
Bradin, violinist. Mrs. George f.
Reeve. Mrs. Samuel W. Corwin, Mrs.
Henry M. Doremus and Mrs. William
Gray. jr., will preside at the ten
which will follow the program. Mrs.
Josephine De Cue. Mrs. w. S. Sims
and Miss Gertrude Rindell compose
the committee in charge Of the deco
rations. Mrs. Margaret Westfall and
Mrs. Horace Cory will have charge
OF the sale of homemade cake. In
the receiving line will be Mrs. Will.
lam j. Rushing. Mrs. James G. Cor
lies. Mrs. J. Chadsey, Mrs. William
l.. Westfall and Mrs. I. w. Corwin.
Mrs. William E. Mead is chairman of
the arrangement committee.
Those who are assisting Mrs. John
d. Wyetb in arranging the tea and
sale of homemade cake and candy, to
be held this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank l.. Boppe, of BOG Sixth
avenue, under the auspices of the
Whatsoever Circle Kings Daughters,
are Mrs. Robert Crabb, Mrs. |. b.
Scott, Mrs. Willis S. Richardson, Mrs.
Percy B. Taylor, Mrs. George II. King
and Mrs. Ainsworth j. Hague. In
the receiving line with the hostess
will be the president, Mrs. Frederick
A. Dudley; the secretary, Mrs.
Charles r. Debevoise, and the treas
urer, Mrs. A. b. Johnson. Mrs. De-
bevoise will be assisted at the candy
table by Mrs. Frank Wadsworth,
Mrs. A. c. Cyphers and Mrs. Walter
d. Gregory. At the cake table Mrs.
George l.. Lobsitz will be assisted by
Mrs. William H. King and Mrs. V.
Ruckelheus. The proceeds of the
afternoon will be used for the regu-
lar summer work of the circle.
Uncle Ephraim's Summer Board
ers" afforded an enjoyable evening
for those who attended the initial
performance last night at st. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church, Clinton
avenue and Murray street. The play
which will be repeated this evening,
was under the auspices of the Floral
Circle of The church and under the
direction of Miss Jane b. France and
George Mclaughlin. The proceeds
from the sale of ice cream will be
added to the primary departments
fund to pay for a new piano. The
members of the cast are Miss Grace
r. Rutan, Miss Emma German,
Miss France. Miss Alice Palmatier,
Miss Beatrice McCotter. Miss Made
line Joralemon Miss Helen Palma
tier. Miss Mabel Frederick, Miss
Ethel Harris. Miss Florence Van Eft
ten. Miss Cora Ayres, Miss Ethel
King. Miss Mildred Downing, Miss
Myrtle Brown, Miss Miriam storms,
Miss Clara Nadin. A. Ernest Evans,
Charles Parker. Ellsworth Ferreira.
Edwin Goegehold. Richard Downing,
Stanley Vroom, Alexander Schmidt,
Edward Schureman. Alexander Brice
William Vliet and Harry Brown
Piano solos were given by Miss Lucy
J. Stephens.