The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-14

in Blue, introduced by Lottie Phillips,
was played by Charles Franklin sue
cessfully. Little Miss Muffet" was
also introduced by Lottie Phillips and
was played by Edmonia White. Lit
tie Tom Tucker" which was played by
A. M. Townsend, Jr., was introduced
by Eunice Griggs. These two parts,
like the others, brought prolonged ap-
plause from the audience, and espe-
cial comment was made on the ex-
cellent solo sung by the little boy,
who showed himself to be quite so
loist. 1t was amusing to see him hold
his mother to time, who was perform
ing at the instrument. He sang I'm
Tying the Leaves 80 They Won't
Come Down" The little girl with
bells on her toes was played by AL
berta Watkins. This closed part one
Of the program. At this time the
house was wild with excitement.
Part two opened with chorus and
pantomine, Come, My Children.
Come Away" which was sung in ex-
cellent time. Then, "a Dillar, a
Dollar was next by Leola Bright,
acting as teacher and Mary Paul An
derson, as scholar Little Jack Hor-
ner" was played by John Work, Sd,
being introduced by Katie A. Boyd.
At this point, little Jennie Birdsong
sang beautifully "Smartie," and was
heartily applauded The Three Fid-
dlers, w. S. Ellington, Jr., S. P.
Harris, Jr. and Green Hall, Jr., was
laughably rendered. Baby Bunting" +"
by Ruth Hill was well rendered All
of the time during the second part
three little children sat at the front
of the stage and enjoyed a sumptu-
GUS repast. Number seven was Red
Riding Hood" played by Bertha Dunn,
who was to have eaten her supper,
but the children had destroyed every
thing on the table, and the house went
wild. "Old Woman and Old Man" was
represented by Catherine Hill and
George Dixon. "The Hay Fever Act"
was we'll played by Katie Boyd.
Mistress Marv." introduced by
Janette Bright, was taken by Georgia
Bright and ten girls. Then came the
girl with the broom, by Lillian Dix
on and shoe scene number two.
Part two closed with see-saw chorus,
with Cerella Brown and Ruth Bandy
on the see-saw.
Miss Elizabeth Moore was stage
manager and she was ably assisted
by the following members Of the Lit
erary Club: Misses Lillian Bright,
NJ. E. Grisham, Villa McBroom Min
ME Hunter, l. E. Phillips, Fanny
Banks, Laura Stump, Emma Terry,
Wright, Mesdames Bright, Brown and
others.
The Globe reporter learned that the
entire entertainment was financial
success and that the club through its
efforts will be able 10 turn over about
500 in cash to the University.
Names of children who took part
in the Mother Goose concert at Fisk
Memorial Chapel, Friday night
Ellis c. Jones, Clifford Kelley, Ruth
! Upshaw Waldo Kelley, James Will
Jams. Aileen Hall. Evalena Edwards,
James Edwards, John Edwards, Re-
ecca S. Page, Matte Lean Petway,
Mary Merrill, Ruth Ellen Bandy Mar
tha Dungey, Pauline Dungey, Annie
Louise Stewart Iren Walker, Corinne
M'Gavock, Willie Flagg, Mosella
Flagg, Marguerite Carter, John Over
ton, Alvin Darden, Robbie Mai Wyatt,
Clara Hightower, Aileen Streator,
Lottie Phillips, Elmore Winston, Sid
ney Peyton, Oscar Crockett, Made
line Carter Helena Lowe, Geneva Ben
der, Clara Lowe, Seleta Harrell, Jen-
ME Anderson, Beulah Sharber, Hazel
Muirhead, Janetta Bright, Leola
Bright, Georgia Bright, Addie Allison,
Jennie Birdsong, Olivia Carr, JuRnita
Harris, Ruth Harris, Cerella A
Brown, Alberta Watkins, Lessis Fort,
Clara Stevens, Camille G. Levy, Eu-
nice Griggs, D. Arabelle Hart, W. Cor.
rinne Hart, Bob Willis Harris, Helen
PortSrnsld, Robert White, Allen
White, Joseph Walker, F. A. Stewart,
Jr.; George Dixon, James R Ander-
SON. Buist Petway, Charles Franklin,
A. N Townsend, Jr.; Merrill Work,
Ill; William II. Walker, Green H.
Hall, L. T. CrOsthwait, Cecil Erwin,
W. s. Ellington, Jr; Henry c. W.
Jones, s. P. Harris, Jr. j. Merrill
Aayberry, ]. B. Singleton, Jr.; James
G. Lewis, Richard H. Harris, Katie A.
Boyd, Lillian Dixon, James R. White
Mary Paul Anderson, Ruth Crosth.
wait, Edmonia S. White, Pauline S,
Crosthwait, Alma r. Dunn, Bertha ]
Dunn, Carrie Healing Lucy Oglesby
Lola McGavock, Iva Dee Wyatt, Ce,
celia Healing, Francesca Coombs
Clarence Martin, Florence Sango
Connie Mai King, Willie Mai Gleaves