Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-10
RECORD THRONCS
MAKE The PEACE
PAGEANT SUCCESS
Gov. Fielder, Mayor HaussIing
and Miss Anne Morgan
Among Box-HoIders.

Large throngs of persons made the
peace pageant and ball in the First
regiment Armory last night one of
the most successful social affairs of
the season. The ball was given under
the joint auspices of the New Jersey
Subcommittee of the Vacation Fund
and the guild of the Babies Hospital
Prominent people in this city and
neighboring towns occupied the boxes.
Governor James F. Fielder, Mayor
tIaussling and Miss Anne Morgan, of
New York. were among the box
holders All of the boxes were taken,
and the floor and balcony of the
armory were thronged with people.
Governor and Mrs. Fielder were
guests of uzal McCarter president
Of the Fidelity Trust Company, and
Mrs. McCarter at their home, 1044
Broad street, at dinner before the
pageant last night.
The pageant was given by local
young women, chiefly girls employed
in department stores and with other
large concerns, who are members Of
the Vacation Fund, and by school
teachers and a number of Normal
School students. Outside of the
boxes, the attendance was composed
principally of young people.
Groups Of young women represented
various countries in the pageant.
Following the trumpeters. who an
nounced the pageant, came a group
of boys from the Newark Neighbor-
hood House as page boys and an
other group as flag bearers. Other
groups were the Trees, John Tuite In
charge; Dancing Girls, Miss Jennie
Jones in charge: Indians, composed
of the Winona and Kolawila Camp
Fire Girls, of the Newark Neighbor-
hood House; Puritans. Miss Elizabeth
kirchner in charge; Colonials, Miss
Jennie Jones in charge; Crinolines,
Miss Florence Mccarthy in charge;
the Four Seasons, Mrs. Frederick F.
Guild in charge, and Goldenrod Girls,
Miss Layina Baker in charge.
Representing Countries.
Groups representing the various
countries We're: England, led by Mrs.
Anne Kendall; Spain, led by Miss
Miss Clara Gould; Italy, led by Miss
Jennie Riley; Belgium, led by Miss
r. Gloeckler; Germany, led by Miss
Betty Ashmun; France, led by, Miss
Mildred Fatzinger; Russia, led by
Miss Catherine Coleman, and
America, led by Miss Anita Bruenig.
Miss Bruenig was in charge of the
dancing.
The pageant was under the direc-
tion of Charles Slater, of New York.
Following the pageant there was gen.
eral dancing and several prizes were
awarded. Music was furnished by the
First Regiment Band and by Nathan
Franko's Orchestra, of New York.
The various refreshment booths in
charge of groups of young women,
were well patronized.
The pageant and ball general COM
mittee consisted of Mrs. Campbell
Clark chairman; Miss Alice Kirk
patrick chairman of the executive
committee; Miss Elizabeth Carter,
treasurer; Mrs. Franklin Murphy,
secretary; Mrs. Roger Young, chair
man guild committee; Miss Mildred
Dennis, chairman of the advertise
ment committee; Mrs. William S.
Hunt, chairman program committees;
Mrs James Gordon Taylor, chairman
candy and flower committee; Miss
Mary Williamson, chairman restau-
rant committee; Miss Katherine
Young chairman music committee;
Mrs George Barker, chairman ticket
committee; Mrs. Benjamin Atha,
Miss Lucy Chapman, Mrs. Catherine
Cole. Mrs. Edna Crane, Mrs. Felix
Fuld, Miss Grace Jordan, Miss Jen-
ME Jones, Mrs. Anne Kendall, Mrs
Edward W. Scudder and Mrs. NJ. R.
Seton Stanley.