The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
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New Castle, Dec. 2O.-The Junior
Epworth League Of the Methodist
Church will havs its Christmas en-.
tertainment tomorrow afternoon and
q cordial invitation has been extend
cd to the friends Of the League to be
present, The program arranged
follows:
Chorus "Glad Bells" BY JunioA
Recitation "Christmas Carol"
Select Reading 1.-THE Night After
Christmas Rose McHenry
Select Reading Ida Saunders
"The Brownies on q Parade"
Brice Vallett, Willie Wadsley, Eli
wood Bacon, Horace Dcakyne, Ru.
dolph Vallette, George Ford, Pal
mer Harris. .4
Recitation "a Legend Of TIE Christ
Child" Ollie Lank
Select Reading" Christmas Surprise"
Lille Montgomery
Recitation Elsie Johnson
Chorus "Jesus Lives" BY Juniors
Reading May Saunders
Declaration "Christmas Carol"
Palmer Harris
Duet Carrie Spear and Clara Hendrix
Recitation "The Chris tmas Pledge
Mryte Mcguire
"Hosanna to tho Son Of David"
Liveria Mcguire
Solo "Rock-a.by BABY" +. Ridings
Select Reading Anna Lancaster
Recitation Sadie Vantine
Chorus II know Whall I'll Do"
BY tho Juniors
Recitation 'Father Christmas"
Carrie Clewell
Recitation IA Letter to Santa Claus
Helen Ford
Solo "Ring the Bells" Carrie Clewell
Exercise Crock CLARA King,
Mabel ClewelI, Mabel Wright, Jen.
ME Rulings, Flora Walls, Alva
Morgan
Recitation ''AIerry Christmas"
Maggie Shaw
Exercise by fourteen gills, Pearl
Clcwell, Jennie Cooper, Amy Ridings
Beatrice Smith, Elizabeth Wright,
Loyla Vining, Helen Rash, Maggie
Hendrix, Ada Matthias, May Bacon,
Clara Walls, Eva Campbell, Greta
Mastlire, Margaret Wright.
Chorus "Bing Merry Bells'' Juniors
Fine guaranteed razors, knives.
Stoops.
George w. Knowles yacht Acme
has arrived at her winter quarters.
During her stay in Camden her sails
were damaged and her decks cleared.
Consequently the anchors and every
thing removable are gone. She came
back as lesson OF leaving her in
charge Of incompetent people.
Large assortment Xmas books.
Stoops.
Choice selection umbrellas. Biggs
Harriet Jolly has arrived home from
Philadelphia for the holidays. On
last Monday while at work her hand
was caught in the loom and was Sc
verely injured, causing several stitch.
cs to be used to close the wound.
Dolls, games, iron and wooden toys
Stoops.
The usual crops of rat1ies harvested
at Christmas time are visible.
Newest things in ncckweaE Biggs
John Adams, the lone prisoner at
the jail. was reported worse last
night
Skates, rifles, wagons, chairs.
St0ops.
The Levy Court has given num-
Der of the beds from the Jail to the
Sunday Breakfast Association IN
Wilmington.
Silk and linen handkerchicls. Biggs,
An interesting program has been
for the Christmas exercises
in the several class rooms of the pub.
lie schools. The program in the
High school on Tuesday afternoon
viii! be most elaborate. An address
will he made by Prof. Richardson.
Miss Race will preside at the piano.
Marie Mahoney and Olga Wise will
give piano duet. The Clonian
Herald Editors will read notes from
.heir several departments as follows
Florence Case; literary
notes, Alice Rodgers: current events
Minnie Taylor; personals, May Saun-
lcrs; news notes. Harvey New!ove;
exchanges. Frank Eiggs Essie Kir-
ly viii render several piaroselec!ions
Recitations by Jessie Carswell. Ida
saunders, Anna Smith, Mary Sulli-
AN, Mary White, Carrie Gemmill,
Nellie Sutt2n, Bessie Walls, Mrytle
Mcguire. Readings by Susie Corn.
cy, Flora krauSc, Harriet r. Reed,
jatharjne Whjttock, Mabel Stewart,
Nary jolly, Alice Hendrix, Charles
J. Fleming, Lille Casey, William
ireer, James B. Toman, Jr, Jessie
Watts, Lille Abrams. Determinations
ames White, Frank. Hewlett, George
duffy, William Elkinton, Everett
Toward, Harry Gravel, Frank Mad
en, John Grahm, Michael Rodgers, ,
Toward Nilhelme, William Hall.
essays, Robert McFarlin, Vandyke
tewart. Harry Smith. Class songs
ill be given by the school,"
An Appeal to the Generous.
The Associated Charities will Dc
lad to receive donations Of money,
|olhng, provisions, books, toys or