The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
APPROPRIATE EXERCISES.
Celebrated by the Pupils of Sister CoeIeStine'S School at Wynne, Last Sum-
 day Night,

when oesJudea's lonely plains
 The Magi saw the mystic star aud shepherds heard the joyful strains Otangels. singing from afar
 They knew the promised king was born
 III Bethlehem that winter morn, Then. wondering, went they to the plaee " here, in humility Was born ine holy Child whose lorious face
 Snohe DeauteOus as tne star forIorn.
 Ana thus the Savior-King was known
 WHO chose raanEsr for his throne. Upon their knees in worship bent.
 Before His humble bed of strnw The pilgrims from ths Orient
 confessed the living Truth they saw,
 And gave tO Him of lowly birth
 The treasure Of the kings of earth And 8, do we this Ch ristmas.tide
 Lay at Thy feet OUT lives our all And pray that with us may abide
 ine perfect peace; when. after all
 Our weary waiting here is past
 Upon Thy face we look Al last
 p. A Philbin. The most charming experience of the week to ye local was visit to Wyppe last sunday, upon invitation of good Father Kind, to be present at the ex erclses which were given on this occa. sion by the pupils ot Sister Coeiestiue's E school.
 The entertainme ot afforded us rare pieasure, and Tn lis .ening to the songs and recltauons and taking Tn the many beautiful pictures representing the birth of Christ In the rich tab!eaux scenes, the audience was he'd in rapt admiration throughout the enlire plo. gramme.
 S!Ster Coelestlne deserves great credit for care and thought which she gave to the preparation of the chiidren for this entertainment, and praise for the good sister could be heard upon many lips. Two of Forrest Clty's sweetest little girIs, m the persons of Misses Mary Boyle and Anne May Grobmeyer, took part In the evenings exercises and ac- quitted themse.ves most admlrably.
 le IIMEs man Was never more cor dlally treated, and the good people of HSnue may always rest assured that "s will not fail to respond on future occasions when we can be of service in tartherlng their interests and enter prlses.
 Below We give the entire programme every number of winch was deligh full, rendered and greatly enjoyed; also the | names of the caiIdren who took part Tn l the evenings exercises. The tableduX which We witnessed were ali typical of ha Tt ately set and appropriately costumtd, all presenting pictures of extravagaut and impressive beauty:
 Recita,ion-Annie an WiiIie's Prayer to
 santa CiauS-Miss Susle Reiss Recitation - Chrl t;nas Morning - Miss Amy Houser.
 Tab. eau--ihe Annunc!ation--Suse ReSs and Maud Moore. Ia0leau-Angel announcing the birth ol Christ to the hepheTds-Angei. Eua
 Griffin. Shepherds, Archie and Elzir Fender. Angels. Lllt5e Goodman Amy Houser, Maud M core, Z-nnre Manly. Annie Mellon, Lyts Hinton, Carrie Doenan, Ruth Casey. Mary Boy le. Nara Coukstan, Kate Reay
 ing and Annie May Gtobmeyer. Song by the Augels-"Gloria in Excelsls
 Dec. "
 fahlrau-O Offering in the remple--SuSit
 Reiss, Lee Casey and Clarence Coflil Tabieau-AdoratioB ot the Three Kings
 Susie lsess Lee Casey. Juhn Casey
 Clarence Coffin and Willie Burda. Last Iableau- Nah Susie Reiss as the
 Blessed Virgin Lee Casey AS St. Jos
 eph. Angels. Kings and Shepherds
 Miss Susie Ress and Miss Amy iiuuseI both deserve credit for their reeltatiuns.