The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-12-15
Juvenile Matinee.

There was a most unique and enjoy
able entertainment Tuesday evening at
the opera house, gotten up on short no.
tice, but well attended and affording
much delight TO all present. 1t con-
sisted of brilliant and charming per-
formances by a well-trained company of
delightful little people according to the
following program:
Overture
Recitation - +" Merry Christmas d"
Robert Merton Williams.
Song -" Hush-a-by, Baby" Grace
Hill and Margaret Phillips
Song and Cake Walk Lindy Alice
Gwynn and Clinton Dawkins
Recitation " A Letter to Santa
Claus" James Levy.
Chorus from Opera "The Belle of
Avenue A. "
Character Sketches from Mother
Goose-Hugh Archer Palmer and Kate
Byrd.
Recitation "The Darling of the
Year." Enid Broward
Dance Fantasie-Frances Papy, Mary
Diamond, Josephine Block and Evelyn
Whitfield.
Quartette-" Down in the Valley; "
Willie Parkhill, Hugh Archer Palmer,
Recitation-"Mrs Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" Helen Saxon
Chorus--"The Sleigh Bell.
Darktown Debating Society Whose
present will be: Tranquility Hopkins,
Eynwood Evans; Aurora Bora jenkins,
Foster Davis; Cuthman Washington,
Frank Wideman; Calamity Snipkins,
Blount Myers; Eggshell Doohttle, Hugh
Massey; Stealachicken Henderson, Joe
Hilson; Jerusalem Artichoke Jenkins,
Walter A. Hinson; Abe Lincoln Age
memnon, Jerome Wideman; Julius CR-
sar Mephstopheles, Leon Geneva; Plato
Quintius Johnson, Clinton Dawkins;
Emancipation Jones, Dale MabIy;
Knickerbocker SNOWFALL, Laurie Per-
kins.
Goodnight Song by the kindergarten
children
Hon. Robt. McNamee was on a bust
ness trip to the city the first of the
week
Mr.. Claude L Engle, of the Jackson
vile Sun, spent last Sunday in ITALIA
hassee.
Mrs. j. Clifford Foster is again a.
mong her many Tallahassee friends and
admirers after visit to st. Augustine.
The holiday trade is on now in ear
nest; you see it everywhere you go,
and it will continue so until after the
25th.
Master Bryan Palmer, who accident.
ally shot himself in the foot several
days ago, is rapidly improving and will
soon be well and sound again.
Judge p. w. White was among his
hosts of Tallahassee friends Wednes-
day who were delighted TO see him
looking so young, for one Of his years,
and in such good health.
Mr.. George w. Childs is able TO be
out and attend TO his building and con-
tracing duties again after long spell
Of continued fever. He says he is now
daily improving.
In my speech at Jackson's Bluff
Bridge ST; that M. Myers was
an attorney FOR the Wales claim. and
that Senator Blount favored the pay
ment of 1853, coo | made no further
reference TO either Of these gentlemen.
w. A RAwLs
Mr. John r. Choate, now employed
with the First National Bank, Of Pens !.
cola, and who remained at his post OF
duty faithfully during the yellow fever
epidemic, Is now taking well deserved
vacation ana will spend the holiday S
with his parents, sisters and hosts OF
Tallahassee friends.
Mr.. Harris Levy returned home last
Sunday after an extended visit north
and northwest. His general health has
been greatly improved and his large
circle of Tallahassee friends are de-
lighted to have him home again He
says he will leave again in January for
the northwest, where in the future he
expects 70 reside and engage in some
kind of outdoor business, as he does not
like a life Of confinement necessary in
the mercantile business, and does not
keep well when he is shut up in house.
See Collins II you want Job Printing,