The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28

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SCOTCH PRESBYTE2 q 4
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Church last night present. s. Il
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cantata WAS we'll presented, 7
formers reflected great credit yS
selves.
Inc attendance was large dz
audience showed its appreciation &
cantata by giving we'll nerited applaV
Miss May Scott, attired Ia a gray ca s.,
Con flannel train dress, and covered WIN.
diamonds and pearls. assumed
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James Anderson made an excellent
Santa Claus. Miss Jessie Mitchell took
the part of Eva" Benjamin Maxwell,
sEdward"; Laura Connolly, "Lena"; John
Finn was the Irishman of the contata;
Archie Scott,th Hindoo; Daniel Stewart,
the Chinaman; John Armstrong, Egyptian
anu John Hutton. the Alaskan Indian.
Misses Garry and Hutton were mission
aries. All the performers were attired in
Iancy costumes to suit their respec tive
parts. Fairies and banner girls abounded
ana added greatly to the beauty Of the
scenes.
The Misses Simon rendered several
vocal solos and were given fair share OF
applause. Josie Hudson received a silver
watch for bringing the greatest number
OF children into the school for the boys
ana Miss Ida Metz similar article for
nelng the leader among the girls. Emma
RUIZ and Florence McCrea received for
second prizes in this work plush dressing
cases. Jennie Posenell was awarded
prize for Golden Text
LINDEN AVENUE METHoDIsTs.
The annual Christmas entertainment
OF the Linden Avenue NJ. E. Sunday
school was held last evening at the
church in Greenville. The edIfice way
crowded, and the exercises were ver-
interesting. The usual exercies, consist 8
ing OF recltations, dialogues and singing,
~ sA0 Cn VI ttlc SGuOOl WeIE si6Iu.
The feature of the evening was the pre-
sentation of a pocketbook obtaining $50
TO Pastor MCGOWAN by the teachers
OF the school. Pastor Krantz. of
the Trinity NJ. E. Church made the
presentation speech, after which the
scholars received the gifts which the
teachers had provided for them
TEUToNIA NJ AENNERCHOR FESTIVAL
The Teutonia Maennerchor gave a
Christmas festival at Henkel's Casino on
Palisade avenue last night. The hall was
crowded with the members of the society
and their friends. and an excellent pro-
gramme was provided. Miss Schneider
OF West Hoboken, sang several selections.
as did Henry Hllpert. John Meyer and
Herr Michaels, of New York
EXERCISES AT SNAKE HILL.
The children at the Aims House at
Snake Hill gave Christmas entertain
ment this afternoon which was highly
enjoved by the Freeholders and their
guests. The childrenN sang Christmas
carols and patriotic hymns. aud recited
selections in manner which did credit
to Mrs. Kate Foster. who drilled them.
This was the programme: ~
hymn, 'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.
Song, 'MY Country Tis OF Thee" ---'--' ''--'''-
Recitation, Work and Play. Mamie Sullivan
Song. The Christmas Tree''
Recitation, "A Good Aim. Jimmie Pender
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Eecltatlon. Maggie Flynn
500, Two Little Ragged Urchins". ..........
49, Maggie Benzly
Phebie Taylor
Piano solo,. o...-..................Pr Prof. J. Moylan
Vocal SOLO. NJ Moore
Song, Though I'm But Little Maiden"
Recitation, My Little Brother Mary Mccarthy
Song, Flag of the Free
Recitation, "A Boys Opinion John Kalpage
Song, Bye Baby, Bye
Vocal Solo
Recitation, Never Out of Sight" Susie Greenash
Song, '"ren Little Injuns' Six Little Boys
Recita tion-"My Little Playmate Rose Labon
Solo, The Man in the Moon. .......Agnes Fee
Piano Solo. Prof. j. Moylan
Song, ''Old Black Joe"
Closing Address. Maggie Flynn