Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-12
CELEBRATED DIVA TO BENEFIT
NEWARK BABIES BY CONCERT

Nine. Frances Aida, prima donna
Company, will appear in concert at
the Kruger Auditorium, october 20.
for the benefit of the Eighth Avenue
Baby Shelter and Day Nursery.
Nine. Aida will be assisted by Gutia.
Cassini, an eighteen-yea Russian
'celllst. whose brilliant playing has
created q worldwide sensation. She
will also be assisted by Frank La
Forge, a pianist of great note both in
this country and Canada.
Among those who will act as
Mrs w. l. Lincoln Adams, Mrs.
Mark Andrews. Mrs. John L. Armi-
tage, Mrs. Albert II. Atha, Mrs.
Benjamin Atha, Mrs. Henry G. Atha,
Mrs Harry N. Austin, Mrs Zach
ariah Belcher. Mrs. Union Noble
Bethel. Mrs. Milton e. Blanchard,
Mrs Clara A. G. Bradin, Mrs. John
Hammond Bradshaw, DR.. Mary
Broadnax, Mrs Charles r. Browning,
Mrs John Wyight-Clark, Mrs. w.
Campbell Clark, Mrs. Forrest F. Dry
den, Mrs. James Dusenberry, Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison. Mrs. Charles Far
James Flockhart, Mrs. Franklin w.
Fort Mrs. Herbert Gleason, Mrs.
Rudolph J. Goerke, Mrs w. Moore
Gould, Mrs. Edward Gray, Mrs. Jo-
seph Greenfield. Mrs. Julian A. Greg
ory, Mrs. Frederick f. Guild, Miss
Annie NJ. Gwinnell, Mrs. Ainsworth
]. Hague, Mrs. Albert H. Hahne, Mrs.
William A. Halsey. Mrs. John r.
Hardin, Mrs. Charles Hartdegen, Mrs.
arf
Hay, Mrs. J. Lewis Hay. Mrs. James
e. Howell, Mrs. John W. Howell,
Nine. Florence Milford Hunt, Mrs.
Robert Illingworth, Mrs. Edward J.
Ill, Mrs. Charles H. Ingersoll, Mrs.
Richard Jenkinson, Mrs. Samuel
Kaisch, Mrs. William B. Kinney.
Mrs. William o. Kuebler, Mrs. Cyrus
Lawrence, Mrs. Arthur B. Leach,
Mrs. John Lowrie, Mrs. Charles N.
John Miller, Mrs. William Fellowes
Morgan, Mrs. Simon P. Northrup,
Mrs. Harry v. Osborne, Mrs. William
Parker, Mrs. Louis Plaut, Mrs. Mat
thias Plum, Mrs. Stephen FL. Plum.
Mrs. William T. Plum, Mrs. James
Polhemus. Mrs. Clarence Reynolds,
Mrs. Adrian Riker, Mrs. Chandler
Riker, Mrs. Joseph M. Riker, Mrs.
William t. Ropes, Mrs. Tonic Sau-
wage. Mrs. Christian Schmidt, Mrs.
Frederick C. Schmidt, Mrs. Carl w.
Schwinn, Mrs. Benjamin Scudder,
Mrs. Edward w. Scudder, Mrs. Wal
lace Scudder, Mrs. James Seymour.
r., Mrs. Joseph Spur, Miss Harriet
X. Steele, Mrs. J. August Stengel,
Mrs. George B. Swain, Mrs. Francis
Y. Swayze. Mrs. Jay Ten Eyck, Mrs.
lssrtram Townley, Mrs. Porter futile,
Mrs. Philetus w. Vail, DR.. Florence
voorhees,, Mrs. Benjamin Whitehead.
Mrs. Gustav A. Wiedenmayer, Mrs.
Frederick c. ]. Wiss, Mrs Caleb
Woodruff, Mrs. James T. Wrightson
and Mrs. David Young.
The officers of the auxiliary are in
charge of the general arrangements.
They are Miss Florence A. Hague.
president; Miss May Courier, vice.
president; Mrs. John M. Laying,
treasurer; Mrs. Webster Benjamin.
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles
w igand, corresponding secretary.
and Miss Constance Barclay, his
torian.
The members of the auxiliary in
clude Mrs. j. Frank Herbert Reed,
Mrs. Frederick Kass. Miss Ruth
Kingston, Miss Lillian Kopp. Miss
Florence M. Laying, Mrs. Herbert
Lushear, Mrs T. MCGEE. Mrs. Meri-
deth Miller. Miss Edna Nichols, Miss
Dorothy Rose. Mrs. Henry Schwinn.
ir., Miss Mildred Sommer Mrs.
George Thatcher, Miss Hazel Wylie,
Mrs. Elwood s. Armitage, Miss Eliza
beth Atwater. Miss Marion Ball, Miss
Hildsgarde Howard, Miss Jessie
Buchanan, Mrs. Mary S. Coey, Miss
Nora 8. Coey, Miss Viola Bissell and
Mrs. c. Eastman Jacobus.