Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-10
ENTIRE
PAGEANT PROGRAM
College Women's Club for Spec
tacuIar Event at Wee
quahic Park.

Members of the College Women's
Club of Essex County who will take
part in the pageant at Weequahic
Park Saturday afternoon went
through a complete rehearsal last
night at the Y. w. c. A. The affair
gives promise of being the most elab-
crate of its kind ever held in the
State. It's purpose is to promote in
| terest in the campaign to secure
| State college for women.
Miss Florence K. Doll, who wrote
| the pageant, conducted the rehearsal
last night. Besides the principals
already announced some of those
taking part are: Spirits of Light, led
by Miss Emile Mercy. Miss Hazel
Lantz, Miss Dorothy Craig, Miss Grace
Doherty, Miss Sarah Yablonskys Miss
Mary Russell, Miss Helen Duncan,
Miss Isabelle Barber, Miss Kathleen
Babbitt, Miss Dorothy Dilworth, Miss
Frances Dilworth, Miss Mary Lampe,
Miss Cora Cramer and Miss Eliza
beth Sayre; Spirits of Darkness, Miss
Helen Faber du Faur, Miss Alice
Bragaw, Miss Viola Breunig, Miss
Mildred Conner Miss Evelyn Willis
Miss Ruby Storch, Miss Alberta
Storch and Miss Lillian Beach; mem
bers of the chorus, led by Mrs. Will
liam Plat Sutherland, jr., Mrs. Gin
ton Pierson King, Mrs. Leonard III.
Robbins, Miss. Lois Eddowes, Miss
Esther L. Lindeburg, Miss Helen f.
Tuite, Miss Aline Ward Williams,
Miss Viola Bissell, Miss Jean M. Rob
ertson, Miss Cornelia II. Bollenbach,
Miss M Baldwin, Miss M l.. Has
branch, Miss Marie Tillard, Miss
Susan Rivello, Miss Emily Stein, Miss
Lily II. Summers, Miss Jessie b.
Marsh, Miss Nell NJ. Gremmell, Miss
Josephine Hedden, Miss Ruth Hook
enbary, Miss Alice w. Hollandw, Miss
Amy D. Book. Miss Ethel B. Krimke'
Mrs. Eva P. Vanderelst, Miss j.
Grace Price, Miss Amy Eddowes,
Mrs. Adele Spaeth, Mrs. Caroline
Doll Green, Miss Amelia M. Winey,
Miss Elizabeth Quigley, Miss Grace
A. Coe. Miss Charlotte Brady, Miss
Mabel H. Sffanahan, Miss Gertrude
e, Newell, Miss Charlotte Dylong,
Miss Helen L. Bayes, Miss Bertha Il.
Weber. Miss Ethel Ward, Miss Edith
A. Davies, Miss Florence p. Swim
dells, Miss Florence Scott, Miss E, G.
Wade, Miss Grace Mayors, Miss
Resale S. Sarson, Miss Mile A. Rip
pei, Miss Julia G. Hoffman, Miss Jes-
sic Norbury, Miss L. Elizabeth Smith
Miss Lillian Gray, Miss Flora u.
Smith, Miss Abbie V. Strickland,
Miss ]. Isabelle Warrender, Miss
Florence M. Dougherty. Miss Blanche
]. Perry, Miss Ruth e, v; Mink,
Miss Sylvia E. Leon, Miss Elizabeth
Runyon, Miss Alice l.. Warren, Miss
Mary L. Humphrey; Vassar group,
led by Miss Bertha Lowe, Miss Sarah
Ecker, Miss Ethel V. Went, Miss
Ruth Gronheit, Miss Irma Richard
son. Miss Mary Spillane, Miss Viola
Donaly. Miss Elsie Poulson, Miss
Elizabeth Conklin, Miss Elise Letser,
Miss Ruth Lowenberg, Miss Char
Iofte Howell and Miss Florence
Vogler.
Eugene Iibbey and Hobart Lockett
will be the heralds. Miss Helen
VOLTS will take the part of the Greek
girl and Mrs. Morris l.. Barr Will De
Grace in the Attributes Of Women.
The South Side High School or
chestra, under the direction of Leon
ard B. McWhood, will play, The
members. are John Stein, concert
master; violins, Miss Edith Frued-
iaender. Miss Viola Mueller, Miss
Lillian Kraemer, Samuel Ash, Will
lam Weinstein, Lazarus Friedman,
M. Harry Peterson, Jacob HoroWitz'
william Lifschuetz, William Gard
ner Jacob Goeller, Ira Katchem,
Charles Peiser, Samuel Marks, Karl
Knitterscheidt, Lewis Bronstein
Charles Himber, Carl Strebinger;
yiolas. Charles Eisenstein, William
Gartner: cello, Benjamin Krueger;
flute Louis Staehle; piccoio, William
Davenport; clarinet, John Bander;
French horn. Frederick Bander, and
piano, Miss Esther Block.