The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-12-29
Celebrations at Churches.

Churches of Norfolk injected Christ
mas spirit into the week. The pro-
grams at most Of the churches were
elaborate At the Sacred Heart and
Trinity Episcopal church there were
no programs. The ladies of the Trim
ity church entertained the children
with a Christmas tree and there were
little gifts for all. At the Sacred
Heart church there were two
masses Sunday morning and the spe-
cial music on Christmas was beautiful.
At the Presbyterian church large
crowd saw the pretty little play OF
Rosemary castle. The scene was laid
in "Merrie England" during the War
of the Roses" Charles Tracy as the
little prince, Lucille Williams as the
little Princess Maud, Strohn Adams as
Prince Arthur, Margaret Barrie as
Princess Mary, and Raymond Penny
as Santa Claus had leading parts
which they performed very we'll
Everyone who took part received great
praise. Among those in the little play
were Mary Graham, Lille Kallstrom,
Leon Removsky, Russell Beaton, Gynell
Parker Gertrude Graham, Clarence
Seifert, Lawrence Beckenhauer, Fay
Briggs, Norma Green.
The Second Congregational church
at South Norfolk was well filled with
a Christmas spirit throng, and the
singing and recitations were very good.
Among those who took part in the
Rotations and singing were Hilda
Johnson, Donald Sealey, Valeria Lamb,
Clara Dobney, Clara Harrington, Ruby
Andrews, Florence Brodstone, Alice
Jossieson, Clarice Castle, Eddie Wood,
Paul Hackett, Evan Jossieson, George
| Dobney, Bedford Davis, Willis He'd.
rick, Marjorie Hoffman, Gladys Liv-
ingston, Phyllis Livingston, Irene Shri-
der. Josephine Coleman, Gertrude
Kendall Angelo Driscoll, Frank
Barrett, Homer Stansberry, Tom
my Wood, Norman Livingston,
Esther Detloff Alice Young,
Edna Harrington, Mildred Dean, Es-
Their Dobney. Ruth Jossieson, Murrel
Seawall, Merritt Stansberry, John
| Harmed.
The Emmanuel Lutheran church's
program was held in the Baptist
church because no building has yet
been built for the former church. The
program was an elaborate one, and a
| large number of members and visitors
listened to the pretty singing and dia-
| logues. Those who took part in the
exercises were Amy Warnstedt, Ger
trude Rosenbrook, Margaret Schmidt,
Margaret Thiel, Agatha Appel, Dora
Dresser, Walter Appel, Alice Braasch,
Frida Appel, Margaret Marquardt,
Alma Selling, Auguste Luebke, Fred
Schmidt, Agnes Brasch, Doris Mar
quardt, Clara Warnstedt, Will Mas
Ella Schumacher, Elizabeth Thiel, Er-
win Braasch, Esther Marquardt, Erwin
Braasch, Edna Braasch, Rosetta Appel
Otto Schumacher, Margaret Ricke
Gertrude Rosenbrook, Clara Schu
macher.
There was a Christmas tree and
plenty of candy at the st. Paul Lu'
theran church, and the Christmas pro
| gram there, under charge Of Rev. John
Witt and Profs. Barts and Quandt was
a great success. The choir had some
very pretty special singing, and this
was greatly enjoyed. The members
of the choir were Miss Dora Hille
Miss Ella Raasch, Miss Emma Raasch
Mrs. C. w. Quandt, Miss Mary Prib'
now, Miss Hedwig Raasch, Miss Dora
Wichert, Fred Hellermann, Daniel
Klug, Henry Marquardt, H. w. Win
ter, Max Hellerman, Arnold Pasewalk
IC. w. Quandt, Darius Raasch, Ernst
Raasch.
Those who took part in the recita
lions and singing at the st. Paul's
church were Elmer Bernhard, Louis
Buettow, Ruben Bonner, John Drees