The Portland daily press., 1882-12-20
G. G. c.
A Full List of the Committees Appointed

The intention of this club is not quite clearly un-
derstood. There are some children who although
tn, 20 to Sunday school and receive presents do
net on Christmas day any other day have good
or even sutficienG dinner. To this festival will be
invited children whose fathers are out of work,
whose mothers struggling to provide shelter for
them, and those who are trying to work for them
selves rather than beg. Persons knowing such
children earnestly requested to report to the G.
q. G. Invitation Committee early as possible for
each child must be recommended by SOME response
bic person. Great will be used in issuing invi-
taons Each guest of the club must be registered by
the chairman Of committee, when he viii receive a
ticket bearing his name and the official siguat ure
with number which secures to him certain seat
at the dinner table.
The order of the dinner will be cold chicken and
turkey with bread and butter and cucumber pickles
or picked lines, mince and apple pie, cake of any
kind, apples, oranges, grapes and candy.
Beside the dinner few simple amusements will
be provided for the entertainment of both members
and guests. A Christmas tree will be lighted. The
number upon each ticket viii entitle the holder to
one present.
The hours of festival are from 2 to O'Clock
Thursday, Dec. 2Sth.
The main stairway will admit to the hall only
invited guests and those members of the club with
grown persons kindly assisting them) who present
blue cards stamped Worker" All othe~ members
OF the club will go around by the public library
rooms up the gal cry stairs which will be rallied off
from the ball. They will occupy seats IN The gall
lery so that they well as their guests may enjoy
the ANUS ments upon the platform.
From the teachers of pub ie schools we have
the names of some deserving children who are al
ready registered as guests OF the club Before the
schools close it is hoped all teachers will report.
The best way to reach children who wish to join
the club seemed to be through the Sunday schools.
From each Sunday, school lady and gentleman
have offered to aid the club. Vacancies will be
filled as names are sent in.
COMMITTEES
First Baptist Church Repre- sentative Mrs Chas
Hall. Mr.. Irving Blake; Messenger No. l. Frank
Bacon; No. 2, Fred Ii. Cross; Collectors-Annie
Free street1R., Mrs. Wallace i Moves NJ. No. T.
Walter Mailing, No. 2, Willie Knight; c., May
Manning Addie Bonney, Roscoe Elder, John Dex-
ter.
Casco Street-Not appointed.
Cathedral of the immaculate Conception--R., Mr.
MAl eh Miss s., Nellie Lynch; NJ No. Willie
ing, Annie Lynch, Alice McGlinchy, Susie Nc
St. Dominicks-R., Miss Henry, Mr.. D. 0. G.
0'Donoghue; NJ. No. l, Henry Scannell DAnnie
ODonoghue; c., Eta Deehan, Lizzie Huskelly,
Richie O'Donogohue, Geors &c. Scannell.
Second Parish-R., Miss Maria Gould, Mr.. W. C.
g. Carney; M. No. 1, Fred Mcdowell, No. 2, Ernest
Turner; c.. Kitty Kenssll Mabel Broad, Edward
Leach, Will Coe
High Street-R., Mrs F. A. Pitcher, Mr.. Frank
Furbsh; M. No. l. Charles F. johnson. No. 2,
Harry Davis: G., Winnifred Bolster, Louie Pitcher,
James Bain Frank Howard.
State Street r., Mrs. A. G. Dewey Mr.. c. R.
Milliken; NJ. No l, George Barnes No. 2, Ned
Little; G., Henrietta Dana, Alice Hinkley, orion
Plymouth-R., Mrs. F. H. Colby, Mr. Ashhel
Chaplin; M. No. /, Frank Gallison, No. q, F.avel
Clapllu; u, Gertrude ROBINSON, Allce ingalls,,
Daisy Colby, Elmer ingalls,.
Abyssinian Churchill, Miss Zadie Butler, Mr..
William Ruby; M. No. 1, Silas Ball; c., Bertha
Berry.
st, Lawrence Street-R., Mis- Yorke, Mr. Benz.
Thomps NJ M. No. l, Henry L. Thurston, No. 2, Al
bert IL Blake; G., Annie Burgess, Jennie Duffett,
Elmer Gerrish, Geo. Worcester,
West Congregational-R., Mrs. Holbrook, Dr.
Holbrook; NJ, Mol. Edwin Z Weber. No. 2
Avery Thomas; G., Harriet Simpson, Susie Ben
nett. Maud Fabyan, George Shaw.
Bethel-R., Mr.. Southworth.
Wiliston-R, Miss simpson. Mr.. John H. True;
NJ. No Frank Allen, No. p, Willie Edson; G.,
Jennie Hayes, Fannie Burbank, Henry Pennen,
Sterli G Dow.
St. Likes Cathedral-R sNIrs. L. c. ellison, Mr..
John Z. Dewitt; NJ. No. /. Ernest Bliss, No 2,
George G. Deake; c., Matilda G. Clifford, Nina
Fassett, Elliott Mitchell, Howard Coruing.
st. Stephen's-R, Mrs. F. v. Carney, Mr.. Sidney,
w. Baxter; NJ. No. l, Ned Meserve, No. p Herman
St. Pauis1R., Mrs. Elihu Meyers. Rev. arthur
W. Little; N. No l, Charles Stratton, No. 2, Geo.
First Lutheran-Not appointed.
Che. tnut Street r., Mrs Humphrey, Mr.. c. A.
Beal, M. No herbert Rounds; No. 2, George Ed
Pine Street R., Mrs VIM Burnham, Mr.. c. X
Laid; NJ. No. ], Owen Pettengill; No. 2, Charley
Laiten; q, Mary Mitchell Hattie Thomas, Frank
Congress st. NJ e. Church r., Mrs. John NJ.
Stephens, Mr.. John Stephens; NJ, No; l, Walter
Lord No. 2, Geo. Green; c., Anabel Shaw, Della
Noble, Fred Weber, Ed. Travers
Peoples Spritual-R. Mrs N. NJ. Woodman.
Second Spiritual-Not appointed.
New Jerusalem-R., Miss j. d. Proctor Mr. Chas
H. Lamson; NJ, No. l. Frank Browo; No. 2, Geo.
Roberts; c., Kate Berry, Addie Stockwell, Irving
Lowell, Geo. Thompson.
first Parish-R, Mr. Frank E. Allen; NJ. No. /.
Geo. M. Knight; No. 2, Chss. C. Wells; c., Annie
Burgess, Mary King, Willard Keith, Winnie Nc
keDney.
Preble Chapel-R., Mrs W. I. Phelan, Mr.. Stan
ley T. Pullen; NJ, NJ. l. John M. Phelan; No 2.
Fred Morrison; g., Gertie Phelan Flora Farmer,
Priscilla Paige, Elmer Emmons.
Park StreeC-R., Miss Maria HerseV. Mr.. Summer
Hamlen; NJ. No. /, Paul Stevens; No. 2, Walter
Jordan = e, Mary Moves Mary Fletcher, George
Congress Square-R., Mrs. Woodman Mr. Geo.
S. Hunt; NJ, No. /, Hollis Cloyes; No. q Charley
Stevens; O.. Mile Geene, Lulu Small, Fred An
Church Messiah-R., Mrs Chas. Dyer, Mr. Dyer;
NJ, No l, Arthur J. Floyd; No. 2 Elmer G Gree
ley; r., Angie Brooks, George Bradley.
Christ's Faith Church-The pastor
Friends Chapel-Mlrs. Cox
Second Advent-AIr. Stephen X. Dyer.
Disciples Christ-Not appointed.
Young Ladies' Sewing Club-All members.
Bee Minor Club-All members.
The Office of representative is to appoint commit
tees when called for through the papers.
Representatives are requesI ed to appoint one
young lady member for cutting cake and bread. who
will report for instruction to Mrs. Samuel Smal at
room L. Thursday at 4.30
Represeni atives will also appoint two little girls
between and 10 years of age to collect muslin or
lace bags 4x5 for candy.
All contributions of clothing may be carried Sat
urday, 40 a. m. and p. M, 10 Mrs Bacon, chair
man clothing committee, room 8.
The committee to receive and assert the clothing
for Children to be brought to tue OF Associat-
ed Charities, No. 10, City Building on Saturday
morning at 1012 o'clock desire that one lady from
each society, acquainted with those who invited
to the dinner December 2Sth, should be present
Saturday morning.
Will the messengers of tue sc. C. c." appointed
for this committee please report Mrs. Bacon 643
Congress street,
Collectors meet in the Common Council room on
Thursday at 80, to pr tickets for subscrib-
ers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.