The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-03-03

riam Mitchell, Erval Conoyer, w. Tru-
lit, Leslie Sooy, James Conoverj and
Emily Hewitt, interlocutor, with Thos.
Howard, Jack Lamp. Louis Filling and
Charles Fox as end men. Miss Reba
S. Higbee was pianist for the musical
numbers, Call Me Back, Pal O. Nine"
~"Aggravating Papa" Wake up Little
Girl" Just a Little Dancing" "A
Kiss in the Dark "Lovin' SAM"
Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses"
Daddy Blues" "A Little Bit of Non
sense" Through the Night" two So
los and a quartette. AS ~specialties,
Miss Ethel Giberson gave a vocal solo
accompanied by the Happy Five Or
chestra. Every number met with
much applause.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Gramp, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mich
olds, Mr.. and Mrs. Spokesman, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Conoyer, Raymond
Conover, Edward Mccarthy, Mrs.
Georgia Frings, Mr.. Charles Titus,
Mr.. Walter Roberts, Sinclair Frye,
Stanley Kendust, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Fairbrothers, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Hilliar6,
William B. Etris, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Shovel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kunkely, DR.. E.
II. Madden, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Townsend,
Allen Townsend, Franklin Mccarthy,
Miss Carrie Saalman, Miss Emily
Reep. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck
ley, John Beckley, Jessie Showe1f,
Mrs. Alfred Shovel. Enoch Giberson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sooy, Mrs. Lewis
Bowker. Edwin York, Miss Freda
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barlow,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Joseph Smith and daughter, AL
ton Freas, Miss Marie %Schlachter, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Conoyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Sordin, Mrs. Clara Smith,
Willis Reed, Nicholas Duley, Pitney
Blackman, Miss Elizabeth Lingelbach,
MI. and Mrs. Ira Giberson and family,
MI. Frank Conoyer, Mrs. Edna Ris-
tine, Miss Ruth Ristine, Mrs. Harry
V. Miller, Mrs. Hunter and family,
Mrs. Jennie Moore and family, Mr..
Tucker. John Cramer, Misses Mary
and Lillian Cattani, Mrs. Schrepper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kesler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Pennington, Edith Freas, DR..
c. C. Allen, Misses Thelma Giberson.
Esther Boice, Catherine Miller, Clara
Miller, Florence Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A~ydelotte and family and
many others.
chautauqua Opens Monday.
C%hautauqua opens its doors for the
third season on Monday, with Fred.
A. Boardman as superintendent. Mr..
Boardman's lecture subjects are: Am
- -f1a ~ fLA nAsA-t TIJLat
we ought to know about the Philip
pines, The Wild People and Cannibals
of the South Sea Islands, What Orien-
tai Religions have done for the Orien-
tails. The lecture subjects alone speak
for the quality of the program,
The Junior C~hautauqua will be in
charge of Miss Eleanor Little as SUI
perintendent. The children's stunt
party on the afternoon of the closing
day will be "Conquests of Peace" and
the parents who don't come with their
children will miss a great treat.
Walfred Lindstrom, the lecturer for
the first evening, is a rapid-fire speak
er, rich in illustrations and in spirit.
During the war he saw active service
as chaplain of the 32nd division, was
gassed in the Argonne, and spent six
months in the hospital. He has been
very successful in boys work. His
topic will be, THE Magic Circle"
The concert by the Victorian Maids,
both afternoon and evening, promises
the same high grade music and talent
to which we are accustomed with our
previous Chautauqua programs. These
artists will give old songs and instru-
numbers of the Victorian peri
cd, and the Victorian atmosphere will
be created by the appropriate cos
tunes. Selected readings will be in