Evening journal., 1909-12-29
SANTA VISITS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Christmas Exercises in Two
Churches Last Night and
Gifts Were Exchanged

Christmas entertainments were held
in several churches last night and Kris
Kringle made his annual appearance.
the more appropriate because Of the
snow.
The Christmas entertainment of Mt.
salem NJ. f. Church viii be held to-
morrow evening. The school will pre-
sent the cantata Santa Mix-up." The
dialogue viii be illustrated with views
OF the Holy Land and scenes from the
Passion Play"
The characters are as follows:
Santa Claus. Frank p. Gcntieu;
Jack Frost John Roberts; Miss Black,
Sunday school teacher. Miss Elizabeth
Brown; her class Of boys. Ernest Work
Horace Wilde, David Harris. Lester
Harris. Joseph Maxwell John Ander-
son. Lester Maxwell, Claude Allen;
Ned, one OF the boys Harvey Tyre:
Miss White. Sunday school teacher,
Miss Mary Vernon; her class of girls.
Bessie Beacon. Jessie Gentieu, Livera
Harris, Anna McCrea, Violet Clough,
Maud Asquith. Elmira Elliott; Kitty.
one Of the girls, Miss Annie McCor-
mick Tinsella, queen of the fairies.
Pauline Smith: fairies, Marion Mack
l'ilf NittiH HutAlNt IloItINt MI
AdOo Margaret Vernon. Esther Martin.
ethel McLucas, Beulah Brown,
Lousia Roberts. Isabella Maxwell.
Jennie Smith. Jennie Kitchen. Lena
Elliott, Margaret Long. Laura Stewart.
Sadie Baird; the old sexton. John p.
Harris; chief OF police. Walter s..
Mortimer; captain. Theodore IL. Work,
Jr.: bluecoats. Leslie Fairbanks, Nell
w ID.
Ainsworth. Eugene Vernon, David Lo-
san. David Mckinley; Santa's millin-
ors Margaret MaclSlem. Edith Gregg,
Ethel Jarvis. Elsie Work, Helen Walk
er. Annie McCandles. Blanche McAdoo.
Florence Stewart; director, Charles A.
Beck: orchestra. pianist. Miss Sarah
Smith. violns. Samuel Elliott. George
w. Jones. Bartlett Fisher. Mrs. r. p.
Gentieu; cornet. ]. w. Aiacklem; bari
tone. Frank Bradway.
At ST. Paul's School.
The Christmas entertainment Of st.
Paurs M. e. Sunday school was held
last night. There was a very large
attendance.
This program was presented. Solo.
FORWARD. March" Harold Thomas:
assisted by the school: prayer. by tho
DhrlOIs lNt tNtNs 1T - a HILL tnOIutt
'Strike the Harps Of Gold" recitation.
Giving and Receiving" Ada Briggs;
chorus. "O'er Judas Plains:" exercise,
"On TO Sunderland" Alva McVey,
Marjorie Guthrie, Mildred Cloberg.
Elizabeth Thomas. Laura Henderson.
Dorothy Smalley. Elizabeth Hemngton.
Madeline Coates. Madeline Grimth.
Elizabeth Wier; recitation. 1.-THE
Holly" Margaret Darlington: exercise.
"Christmas Woes" May Talley. How
ard Layton. Norman Wade. Paul WIKI
inson: chorus. "The Song that Ne'er
Grows Old;" recitation. selected Mary
Pyle; exercise. "The Shepherds" Lii
Ian Parsons. Margaret Denney. Ethel
Talley. Lillian Marshall. Florence Ber-
ger. Ada Briggs. Alfred Thomas, VIII
liam Hail. Paul Wilkinson. John
Coates. Lloyd Mills. Charles Woodside
assisted by Ruth Smalley; chorus
"Hark to the Heavenly Voices:" exer-
else. "Tin-Cee- Gee" Elizabeth Thomas
Alva Mcvey. Harold Thomas. Victor
Thomas; recitation. selected. Lillian
Parsons. pantomime. "The Holy
city, Elizabeth Thomas. Alive
McVey. assisted by Harold
Thomas. recitation. Ethel Talley;
selection. by the orchestra; chorus, "Pii.
rrlms OF the King" recitation. "Whil,
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks," lot.
tie Phillips. recitation. "Under the Mistle.
toe" May c. Pierce: recitation, "over.