Evening journal., 1922-05-01
SIXTY COUPLES
AT JUNIOR PROM
Newark High School Pupils
Give Dance in Armory
Saturday Night
CHORAL CLUB TO
GIVE CONCERT
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= NEWARK. May THE sJunlor
prom" OF the Newark high school
which was held in the Armory Sat
urday night was one of the most de-
lightful as well as successful social
affairs ever given under the auspices
Of the school, There were about
sixty couples dancing and music was
furnished by Madden's orchestra
The elaborate decorations TO the hail
which members OF the Kappa Alpha
Fraternity of the University OF Del
aware made for their dance Friday
night were allowed to remain for the
high school dance.
Much OF the credit for the success
OF the dance was due Floyd Hubert
president OF the Junior class and the
other officers but unfortunately
young Hubert after doing much OF
the work as 10 preparations for the
hop was unable TO dance himself
owing to an injured knee received in
A baseball game a week ago but he
was able TO attend. Because OF the
fact OF Hubert not dancing the
grand march was lead by Robert o.
Hayes. president OF the senior class
and Miss Ida MscMurray.
The patronesses were: Mrs. j
Herbert Owens. Mrs. william f.
Hayes Mrs. George L. Townsend,
Mrs. John c. Chsraha. Mrs. Charles
c. Hubert, Mrs. Clinton o. Hough-
ton. Mrs Thomas II. Manns, and
Mrs. j. W. MscMurray. Refresh
nents were served during the even
ing by boys Of the Sophomore class
and the dancing stopped shortly be-
for 12 O'Clock.
Another treat is in store for local
music lovers when the recently or
ganized Choral Club gives recital
in Wolf Hall on Thursday evening.
Richard Turner OF Philadelphia,
baritone, will be soloist. The club
has been rehesrsing for several
weeks for this concert under the di-
rection Of Miss Dora Wilcox, music
director at the Women's College.
The members OF the club who VIII
take part are;
soprano's-Miss Ruth l.. Mac
Murray. Mrs. J. Pearce Cam, Miss
Olive p Porter, Miss NJ. Estella
Yearsiey. Mrs. William ID. Dean
Miss Eleanors Duffy. Mrs. Marion
.Grifin. Mrs. James DUFFY, Miss Mar
tina strahorn Miss Freda f. Ritz,
Miss Ruth f. Brown. Miss Mary
Houston. Miss Florence K. Cook
Mrs. George Stewart. Mrs. E. c.
Van Keuren and Miss Marjorie c,
Rose.
AItos-Miss Elizabeth McNeai
Miss Naomi II. Riley. Miss Anne
Lois Ritz. Mrs. Jennie Frazer, Miss
GLADYS Pratt. Miss winifred j. Rob
inson Miss Mamie f. Rohr and Mrs
Barnard.
Tenors-J. X. Fulton, Professor
r. W. Kirkbride. c. V. c. Houghland
e. G. vogt. and Alexander Cobb.
Bass-E. r. .Hitchner, Professor
r. B. Harris. Professor G. E. Han
sock. X. d. Glvan and II. b. Yost.
The program TO be presented fol-
ows: Border ballad by Cowan and
Kashmire song, by Woodfords-Fin-
len. Mr.. Turner; Dswning, by san
Ierson Choral Club; Deep River by
3urleigh and Dis a Nappin, by Tur-
Ter; Listen TO the Lambs. by Dett'
Humber Song by Mcdowell and
Ieav'n- -Heav'n. by Burleigh. Choral
Tub: Mother o'Mine, by Tours; Re
nembrance by Hambleun, Jean by
and Athlone by spross' Mr.. ,
'urner. Millers Wooing by Earring {
nd by the water OF Minnetonka, by Il
,ieurance. Choral Club. I
Walter Dent. Smith. member OF {
he senior class at the Univeisit e
viii give a talk on The Modern 4
Radio Telephone" before the (
Faculty Club OF the University to- l
night \
The Guild at st. Thomas Church n
will hold its monthly meeting in the '
parish house tonight, q