Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
HYATTsvILLE.
Correspondence Of The Evenins Star
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HrATrsvILLE, Nd, Dec. 20, 1892.
The Sunday school of the fayetteville Presby-
terrain Church gave its Christmas celebration
last evening large audience was present
and the following program was presented
and we'll carried out: Song, Marching on
Rejoicing" school; prayer by the pastor. Rev.
Chas. N. Livingston; entire responsive reading
school; song, Wonderful Rights of Blessing
school, recitation, Master Harry wilson; song
''Sweet Chimes Of Melody school; Gong
peace to You. Shepherds, 4" Miss Nina McEwen
song. THE Old Bells Chime" school; recita.
ton, Miss Eva Moran; dialogue, Master Charles
Johnson, Richard and Willie Richardson Willie
Holton and Victor McNeai; Christmas fairies
Misses Viola Britt. Annie and Enid Holton,
Mary and Deborah Gooch: recitation. 1.-THE
Mission School Scholar" Miss Agnes Ladson
dialogue. "Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus" Mr.. A.
r. Holden and Miss Mamie Fowler; song.
merry Bells of Christmas Time" school; reel
tation, Master Clarence wilson; dialogue,
Misses Annie Burchard, Bertha Fawcett and
Matte Collision; The Young Lady Teacher. -
Miss Laura Banes: dialogue, by girls; weeping
fairies. by girls; dialogue. by girls and boys
recitation, The Child's Letter. Master Charlie
aooch; song, The Winds Are flushed" school
songs, "Manger Cradle" and Unfinished
Prayer" Mrs. Betty McEwen; recitation "The
Night After Christmas" Miss Eliza Bankhages;
recitation. "Baby Going to Church." Miss
Enid Holden; song, "As the Years Roll By
concluding with Antioch. school and congrega-
ton; Benediction. Mr.. F. H. Smith, the super
intendent of the Sunday school. conducted the
entertainment. A number Of presents were
distributed among the scholars
The Sunday school Of the Southern NJ. Z.
Church held its Christmas entertainment at
that church last Tuesday evening. A Christ
mas tree Handsomely dressed stood at each end
81 the stage. and candy was distributed among
n vel n xka snhn aJ~ l;ra
OF Baltimore played on the cornet and Mr..
Jos. Fowler and his son Harry rendered several
choice selections on the violin and fute. Misses
Haddie Thomps1 and Ada Bowen sang a duet
and each rendered a solo, REGULATIONS were
given by Misses Mcdonald and Harriet Baker.
Mr.. Gilbert Fox announced the program and
Mr.. Geo. s. Britt acted as musical director.
Each scholar was given present.
Miss Lulu and Master Herbert Ridgewsy
gave pleasant party to their friends at Oak
HILL" near College, the residence of their par
ents, yesterday afternoon. Games were played
and Refreshments served. Among those pres
ert were Misses Effie and Edna Ketner, Louise
Campbell. Lulu Ridgeway, Msdgie Boom. Flor
ence and Bessie RidgcwRy and Masters Robbie
Geib, Willie Kctner, Joe Weeks and Herbert
Ridgeway.
A number Of young ladies and gentlemen Of
this neighborhood enjoyed moonlight skate OIL
the Eastern branch last night.
The Hyat,sviIle Progressive Euchrs Club
was entertained last night at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Latimer. A number Of
interesting games were played, and the follow
ing persons were present: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Whiting, DR.. and Mrs. Owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Loan, Mr. and Mrs. John f.
Latimer, Mrs. Powell Hollyday Of Baltimore,
Miss Nellie Moran, Mr.. Lewis Holden. Mr.
Clarence Wilson and Mr.. Hugh Latimer.
tempting supper was served. Mrs. Van Loan
won the first prize am ing the lady players and
Mrs. Campbell the second. DR.. Owens was
awarded the first prize among the gentlemen
players and Mr.. Clarence Wilson the second.
An unusually heavy frost fell here last night
Mr.. P. A. Scsggs desires to contradict the re-
port that pistols and razors were drawn in his
store at Branchviile during the recent fight
which occurred there between Dick Riddle and
George Hart. A chair and several boxes were
thrown, but no weapons were drawn.
Two young gentlemen of Branchville while
celebrating Christmas in Washington last Mon
day became too hilarious and were given a
nights lodging in the station house.
meeting of the board Of commissioners has
been called for Saturday night. Matters Of
street improvement and the collection of the
town taxes yet delinquent will, it is believed,
be then under consideration.