The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-27
GIFTS FOR THE ORPHANS
ANNUAL DONATION DAT IS
 FRUITFUL.

gramme of ChiIdren's Entertainment
 at AsyIum-Prize Awards Made
 Oneers for Next Years Committee.
 The results of the annual donation day for the New Haven Orphan asy- lum were very gratifying to the man. agers and to the committee. which so enegetically accomplished the day s work. During the day the gentlemen on the committee hustled about, meet ing with generous gifts, both in money and in merchandise. In addition to the articles of merchandise contributed the sum of money collected totalled fully s, 600.
 When the days good work had been completed at about 1 o'clock in the afternoon the committee with the wag- Ons laden with contributions formed in line and proceeded to the asylum on Elm street. There a large number of New Haven women had assembled to watch the return of the orphans champions. Upon their arrival they were received by the Woman's board of the asylum.
 The committee was invited accord ing to a pretty custom, to a delightful entertainment given by the children of the asylum. The following programme was rendered under the direction of the teachers of the school:
 Donation; October 26, 1905. Song-Welcome.
 Recitation - Welcome, Clara Granese. Recitation "The Squirrels Party"
 Eva Blue. Recitation-The Elephant and His
 School, Floyd Walker.
 Recitation-Misft spectades, Mildred
 Mitchell.
 Recitation-The Little Worker, Eddie
 Oberlander. Song-Come, Let Us Gaily Wander. Recitation-Life' Mirror, Alfred Blum .den.. ~-, .... Reeitation-The Choice, May oberman. Recita ation-Wages, Peter Marion. Recitation-Open the Door of Your
 Heart, Ida Carlson.
 Recitation-Our Daily Reckoning, Clar-
 ence Peck.
 Song-The Little Soldier. Recitatien-A Lesson. Ethel Forbes. Recita Night, Harold
 Curtis.
 Recitation-'Bout a Million, Ruth
 Boettner. f~ Recitation-shared, Lizzie Frantz. Recitation-A Millionaire, Ethel Sim
 clair. song-Good Bye, Flowers, Hattie Oakes. Recitation-The Old Stone Basin, Mill
 dred Young. ..; Recitation-Visitors, Willie White. Recitation--E Has a. Work. Eight
 Boys, No%,1. #, .,..s.as- :t42;.. ..-.. F.. Reeitaton The Safest Rule, Donald
 McNeil.6},s r ,o: 4r& [,".15 Recitation-A Better Name, Frank
 Patterson. .. & s$ TX .&{ Song-TB Bunny ...:l, :'. .s,.ss... .,t%5 .sAf $ Recitation-z-'What the Ffeckles Show,
 Melissa Henderson. | ~ & t Recitation - Baking Day, Mildred
 Johnson. ."; f':. 7. Song The Hunters; Life. 4 @ Recitation -Tle Rose MaideIls, Rosie
 Rosenberg. @
 Recitation-our Flag and the Salute,
 Benjamin, Sparrow. ,. Song-We'll Stand by the Flag. Recitation-An Assistant Nurse, Hattie Oakes. Recitation--A Week of Work, Six Girls No. l.
 Recitation-An Firing Scientist, Ralph Young. Recitation-God Will Sprinkle Sum
 shine, Ralph Adams.
 Recitation-A Hero, Gordon Easter brook.
 Song-Gratitude. ss ecitation-Goldenrod Ruth Riggs Recitation-Teddy'll Do It for You, Harold Meeker. .r Recitation-A City Maiden, Grace Ev- its. Recitation-The Dream Composition, Marion Young.
 Recitation-Apple Tree Town, Violet Vandemark Song-Jack and Jill. Recitation-Be Not Forgetful of oth-
 CTS, Daniel Donegan. Recitation-What the Secret Was. Eight Children, No. ?. Recitation-Nature Study, Sadie Cur tis.
 ecitation-Playing Checkers, Freddie
 Ematrudo.
 Recitation-A Wishing Girl, May Sam ford.
 Gymnastics.
 iRecitation-My Funny Alarm Clock. Recitation-A Conundrum, Willie Al-
 Ian.
 Song-Just Being Happy. Recitation-Polish Up the Dark Side,
 Early Meeler, Harold Mitchell. Recitation-A Modern Grandmother.
 Ethel Johnson. Recitation-If Freddie Hadn't Been Good, Hattie Brander. Song-The Clock.
 Recitation-An Owl Problem, Francis Boettner. Recitation-Not Old, Lona Morgan. Recitation-Good Bye. During the programme the award of prizes for the year was announced as follows:
 $5, from Hon. N. D. Sperry, to best girl, Lizzie, Franze.
 $5, from General George H. Ford to best boy, Clarence Peck. Second prizes, given by General E. $2 each to Harriet Oakes andflArffH S. Greeley.