Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-13
SOCIETY TO WEAR
COTTON GOWNS AT
BENEFIT PAGEANT
Affair Will Be Given in Aid OF
Vacation Savings
Fund.

A feature of the pageant and ball
which is being arranged for the bene-
| fit of the Vacation Savings Fund and
the Guild to the Babies Hospital, will
| be the introducing of cotton gowns
by local society. Most all OF the
costumes of the performers Will be
made of cotton also.
The affair will be held in the First
Regiment Armory, N. G. N. j.. Sussex
avenue and Dickerson street, Wednes-
day evening, December 3,
Mrs. w Campbell Clark is chair
man of the committee in charge o.
the general arrangements. Her as
sistants are Miss Alice c. Kirkpatrick
chairman of the executive committee;
Mrs Franklin Murphy, jr., secretary;
Miss Elizabeth Clark, treasurer, and
Mrs George Barker, chairman of the
ticket committee. Those on the COM
mittee in charge of the general ar
engagements include Mrs. Benjamin
Atha, Miss Lucy Chapman, Mrs.
Catharine Coleman, Miss Edna Crane,
Miss Mildred Dennis, Mrs. Felix Fluid,
Miss Grace Jordon, Miss Jennis Jones
Mrs. Annie Kendall, Mrs. M. R. Seton
Stanley, Miss Katherani Young, Mrs
Roger Young.
Arthur Mackie is chairman of the
floor committee. Those on the COM
mittee are: Frederick Bigelow, Will
lam S. Hunt, Robert O'Gorman, Cliff
ford Smile, Charles Booth, Adolph
Sink BENJAMIN. w. Keen, Gale Young.
Stewart Young, Frank A. Cadiz,
Frederick ulrich James Ryan, Lit
Teton Kirkpatrick, Roger Young,
Leonard Lampman, McGregor Dem
Arrest, Andrew Hedges, Nelson Car
ter, Harold Dennis, Erie Moody, Ed
TT Iii T1r-f<r
Edward w. Scudder, Harrison S. Hig-
bic, Clark Symington, George Barker.
Peter Crossman, Richard Hartshorne
and Michael Collins.
The patronesses are: Mrs. Robert
Ballantine, Mrs. e. V. Benoit, Miss
Jessie Cadiz, Mrs. Franklin Conklin,
Mrs. Harry Campton, Mrs. Robert
Cumming, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Harry
Durand, Mrs. Martin Dennis Mrs
William p. Field. Miss Catherine
Gundell Mrs. Herbert Gleason, Mrs
Beatrice Henry. Mrs. Charles Hood,
Mrs. William Halsey, Miss Bessie
Morrison, Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker,
Mrs. Wainwright Ripley, Mrs. A.
Rothschild, Mrs. p. Sanford Ross,
Mrs Francis b. Swayze, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Wright, jr., and Mrs. Henry
Young, jr., of this city.
vile: Mrs William Barr, Mrs. Frank
T. Banstoon, Mrs. Sidney Colgate,
Mrs. Richard Mott Dyer Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison, Mrs j. Newton Foster,
Mrs. Charles Hathaway, Mrs. A b
jenkins, Mrs. Manton B. Metca I,
Mrs. Stephen J. Meeker. and Mrs
william Scheerer, of Orange; Mrs.
william T. Lincoln Adams, Mrs.
George Lane Benedict. Mrs. Benja-
min w. Harrison. Mrs. Thomas Fl
Taylor, Mrs John q. McVicar and
Mrs. Charles E. Van Week, of Mont
clair; Mrs Orion Brewer, Mrs. Rufus
Cowing. Mrs. Robert l.. Johnstone
Mrs Edward s. Mitchell, Mrs. Lenton
Wallace and Mrs. Milton J. White
,ey, of Glen Ridge, and Mrs G. A.
Coke, Mrs. c. s. Coke, Mrs. Pierpont
V. Davis. Mrs. Everett T. Tomlinson
and Mrs. Edward A. Weeks, of Eliza
beth. zF
The patrons are: r. D. Argue.
Rev Lyman whitney Allen, DR.. J.
Henry Clark, DR.. Henry L. Colt, ].
William Clark, William J. Dawson,
Rabbi Solomon Foster, Charles Far
rell, Christian Feigenspan, Frederick
Frelinghuysen, DR.. Joseph Fewsmith,
Felix Fuld, Colonel John d. Fraser,
Governor James r. Fielder, P. j.
Griffin, John Hardin, General Edwin
A. Hine, Peter Hauck, jr., William 7.
Hunt, Mayor Jacob Haussling,
Gottfried Kruger, William B. Kin
ney, Leopold Meyer. Oscar Michael,
Franklin Murphy, Uzal McCartcr,
James r. Nugent, Louis Plant, Gen.
eral Joseph w. Plume, Henery B.
Rogers, Mayor-elect Thomas l.. Ray
mond, James Smith, jr., Wallace M.
Scudder, Charles P. Taylor and Mon
signor Isaac Whelan.