The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
ST. MARY'S DANGERS Great Crowd Gathers for En- tertainment by Ladies
 of Parish.
SOME BEAUTIFUL FEATURES
Isabella Dance Makes Hit With the Audience-Deiightfu Musical
 Numbers.

The largest crowd that has gathered in Music hall this season was there last night at the dance and entertain ment given by the ladies of St. Mary's parish The entertainment which be- gan at s:15 was under the direction of Mrs. Edward Beardsley and was splendid in every respect.
 The opening chorus was sung by about forty young ladies from St, Mary's whose singing has been under the direction of Miss Mary Lynch. Their first number was collection of patriotic songs
 Following them came the Carvey trio, father and two sons in a club swinging exhibition.
 Little Gertrude Beardsley sang "1 am Uncle Sammie's Girl' for which she was dressed in little frock made of an American flag, and wore God dess of Liberty hat, For an encore she sang 'The Top of the Mornin to You" and looked very cunning in little green coat over her dainty white frock and on ner head beaver hat. Gertrude is only nine years old and has a beautiful voice. She made hit last night for certainty.
 The Isabella dance by twelve young ladies was very pretty, the costumes being made to represent flowers The Twinkle Little Glow Worm a sons done on a dark stage with tiny cleo tric light was done for the first time here. the solo was sung by Gertrude Beardsley. The drill by forty young ladies from the three councils of the Daughters of Isabella was the success of the evening Their drilling was done with snap and every move was made in the interest of the perfect fin ish which they have acquired. The young ladies who took part in this drill were Miss Elizabeth A. Bree, Miss C. B. Callahan. Miss E. J. Kelly, Miss J. A. Moakley. Miss N. F. Maher, Miss k. Higgins, Miss M. Flynn, Miss K Carroll, Miss Elizabeth Ahern, Miss May Lawler, Miss Katherine Bree Miss Josephine Burns, Miss Jennie Blake, Miss K, Finnerty, Miss Lucy Kay, Miss Essie Murphy, Miss Mar garet Kane, Miss Molly Shappa, Miss Alice OfNeil, Miss Nellie Williams Miss Gertrude Farrell, Miss Emily Shields, Miss Sadie Kelley, Miss Nellie Hollorn, Miss Annie Lonergan, Miss Gertrude Spang. Miss Maud Breen Miss Helen Moakley, Miss Catherine Blake, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss An na Clark, Miss Vera Cosgrove, Miss Katherine Maroney, Miss Mary Loner, gan, Miss Alice Duffy, Miss Elizabeth Bruepelt, Miss Helen Duffy, Miss Mol ly Blake, Miss Alice Maley, Miss P, A Duggan.
 GypsiesIMiss Elizabeth Barry, Mis- Louise Baribault, Miss Lillian Kelley Miss Lillian Rudolph, Miss Alice Ryan Miss Molly Maley, Miss Alice Weir Miss Guinan, Miss Alice Higgins, ant Miss Elizabeth Kleleather.
 Following this drill huge American flag was dropped from the center ol the hall and unfurled while the chorus sang the Star Spangled Banner Dancing was the order of the rest o' the evening, music furnished by Oden kirchen's orchestra. There were six teen dances, two-steps, waltzes ant barn dances.
 At the booths everybody seemed busy and candy, refreshments, aprons and everything else offered for sal' was exchanged for coin as fast as boti parties interested could accomplish tn transaction
 It was estimated that about 2,5e people purchased admissions, and th' statement seems perfectly plausible judging from the length of time it tool to get from one end of the hall to tn other through the crowd All wh' worked for the successful result ar, to be heartily congratulated