The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-16
CLEVER PUPILS.
Excellent Program Given Under
Auspices Of Miss D0nahue.

The ninth annual recital under the au-
spices of Miss Margaret e. Donahue was
given by hcr pupils at the New Empire
theatre last evening. II was an excel
lent entertainment and was thoroughly
enjoyed by large and appreciative au-
dience From the tots to those Of more
advanced years all acquitted themselves
n a manner most creditable.
The several casts of characters were
Dr. Cure All'--Dr. Cure All, Raymond
'reegan; Maria. Alice Ormand; Mrs.
Brown, Madge Lynch; Miss Scrimpins,
Edna Bowers; Alphonso de Jones' Albeus
Murphy: Mrs. Rotchkins. Agnes Mona
han; Kate Rotchkins. Florence Sullivan;
Separina Paddington Louise Mcintyre;
Miss Serawny, Lora Creegan; Sarah
Dumbel. Miss McCartin; Mrs. Blooming,
v Daley.
'"rhe Restaurant" Proprietor. William
Sheehan; Dude. Joseph Charles; Spin
ster. Charles ]. Rothemich Proprietor s
wife, J. Carmack; Reckless Ralph, John
DoIney; Happy Hooligan, G.. Harkins.
The Story of a Famous Wedding in
l76e"-Goy. Wentworth. Lewis Carmack;
Lori Harry Hunters. William Reardon
Lord Merrington. Charles McSoley; Rev.
Arthur Brown, Frank O'Neil; Mistress
Savers, Teresa Maguirc; Sally, Agnes
Connery; Jotham, George Roach Mar
tha Hilton, maid who marries the Gov
eInor, Nellie Daley.
Those who carried out i'm colonial cos
tune the dance at the close of "The
Story OF a Famous Wedding were: Nell
lie Daley. Florence McDermott, Agnes
Monahan, Fred ONoil. George Mulvey.
Dwye Harold Fraser, Raymond Cree
gan, Madeline osteman, Laura McCartin,
Cha les McSoley. Albeus Murphy, George
Roach and William Reardon.
Mock Trial'--Judgc Wisehead. Chas.
j. Rothemich; Lawyer Getrich. J. Sulli-
van; Lawyer Pro- Walter creegan; Law
yer Con, Peter Mcclure: Jury Grace
Goff, John Croghan. John Dennigan,
Thomas Catterson. Gerald Sullivan. Eu-
gene Carroll. Bernard Fallon. Eugene
Collins. Peter Conaty. John Lowney. Jo-
senh Rourke. Charles Benson; Court Of
llcer, William Sheehan; Book Agent,
James Murphy; Hiram Hoecake, Sam
Awll; Widow Smith. Michael Donahue
Nidower Smith. Fred Cross. Reporter.
Jchn Dorney; Spectators. Anna Cormack,
Louise Reardon Daisy Matteson, Bella
Barrett, Agnes Ormand Mazie Carroll.
eresa Trainor May Camheld. Dennis
Trainor
The flower and scarf drill was prettily
presented by Misses Nellie DALEY. Laura
. McCartin. julia Sheehan. Lora Creegan.
l. Edna Bowers. Agnes Monahan, Madge
Lynch, Agnes Connery, Florence Sull-
van. Dolly Loud. Teresa Drinan, Florence
McDermott. Gertrude McCartin, Pearl
rillinghast. Louise Mcintyre and Made
linc Drury.
The Individual songs aud recitations
scattered through the program were all
bright and interesting some by very
Young children They We're as follows:
Monologue. william Rcardon; 'Meanine
81 .he L. S. A." Beatrice Warden while
the Bows Go Marching BY" Florence Nc
Dermott. "At the Railroad Crossing" AL
beus Murphy. ~ Little Boy in Blue.
Agnes Monahan: negro specially. Mich
a1 Donahue: "if Time Was Money I'd
Bc Millionaire" May Daley: II just
Can't IIelp from Loving Dat Man" siay
DalCw
An In all it was an event redounding
to the delight and credit OF all partici-
rating. while the tenth annual Will he
awaited with Interest by the host of
friends of Miss Donahue and her clever
pupils.