Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-01-02
Holiday Entertainments.


The Halltown Sunday School lad an cutter
tainnient lest Tuesday night
The Sabbath School Of Oakland 81. E
Church. South. bad clizhtful holiday enter
tainment ON Tuesday evening of last werk.
The children of Zion Episcopal Sunday
School were given a st6seUptican entertain
ment at the Parish building Wednesday
night.
The Methodist Sunday School al
Bethany had holiday entertainment
last Thursday evening.
The Oakland School House Sabbath School,
near Aldridgc, was provided with plcasan.
entertainment OH Tuesday after Christmas.
Judge Frank Bcckwith OBLIGATED as supcriu-
icndent, and Rev W. l.. GrayGtt delivered an
address.
crci- es wcIe held By Zion T. e Sunday School
on Sunday before Christmas. In addition to
the service of song. prayer aud offering, re-
marks were made by Rev w. L. Gravatt and
Superintendent David Howell, adding interest
to the occasion.
The holiday entertainment for ;ho Presby-
terrain Sunday School on tile new addition was
given in fhe Graded School building on thurs
day evening. and was a very interesting affair.
Mr. Levi VI. Baker was in churge as superin-
tcndcnt. Mr.. Edward Henson pcrsopatcd
Santa Claus and Miss Nina Eurnshaw repre-
scented fairy. both executing their parts
ultNiN. 4 ne bflChS t(l RilC CHIMNEY, Wncn con-
yerted into good things at he movement of
tho fuiry's wand. were received with delight
by the cxpcctant little foike.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
was given holiday entertainment on
Wednesday night of last week, in the
church. The programme included
singing by the school and infant
class. reading and recitation by Mr..
f. NJ. Pennock, address by Rev. DR..
A. e. Hopkins, and distribution of
a beautiful supply of oranges, can
dies, etc. Superintendent Cleon
Moore conducted the exercises. The
pulpit was hountlfuIly decorated
with towers and ported. plants.
One of the most interesting enter
tainments afforded during the holt
days was that given by the Loyal
Legion of Temperance, under the
auspices of the W. c. L. u, last
Thursday evening. Washington Hall
was crowded with an appreciative
audience, and the following pro-
CRANE was rendered:
Opening Chorus-bY the Legion.
Prayer-Rcv 8 w. Cole.
Address of Wclcomc-Mastcr r. MorTiss
Chorus-Little Folks.
Recitation-Master Joe Williams.
SulO-Miss Jennie Webster.
DialogUe-Hou Advocates for Temperance.
Solo (tiaye Courage. My Boy, to Say Mo-
Mr.. Barr. of Winchester.
RccitatiOn-Miss Grace Morris.
Ragged Pat--Solo-JOhn Harrcll
Solo and Chorus (T'was Rum That Spoiled
My BOy.)
ccitation-Mnster Perry Barr
chester.
Rccitation-Mits Palsy Englc.
Solo and Chorus Crhruw ont the Life Line }
Observation-Disclosures Howard Blake.
Solo pardon Came Too Latc)-Miss Mcr-
chant.
Recitation-Mr Barr. of Winchester.
Closing Churus-thc Legion.
BY request. Mr.. Ed. Henson sang solo
Two Little Girls in Blue"
All did exceedingly well. but the
solos rendered by Misses Reininger
and Mechant, and Messrs. Barr Cot
Winchester) and Henson were espec-
tally well received. The little folks
were carefully trained by Misses
Reiniugcr and Merchant, to whom
great credit is due for the success OF
the entertainment. Mr.. A d Barr
conducted the exercises, in his usual
efficient manner, and Rev. S. w.
Cole dismissed the assemblage with
the benediction. A collection was
lifted for the benefit of the Legion.