The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-01-03


tertainments were held on Wednesday
evening, and full houses were the rule
Members of the First Church Sun
day School were given a rare treat
when a pantomime entitled Mrs.
Wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch was
presented.
The singing of Christmas carols
opened the entertainment, after which
the pantomime was given, Miss Eas-
ton reading. All took their parts
well. The audience was an apprecia-
tive one. Miss Jane Peck was in
charge Of the affair.
In the cast were:
Mrs. Joseph Pierson, Mrs. Wigs
Leland Clark, Billy
Miss Gertrude Baird, Asia
Miss Sadie Wulfe, Australia
Miss Mildred Linder, Europena
Miss Sarah Davis, Miss Lucy
Merritt Lacey, Mr. Bob
Miss Annie Richards, Miss Eicham
Miss Agnes Coyle, Miss Hazy
Martin Wise, Chris
Robert Linder, Pete
Orion Hurst, Grocery Boy
At the First Baptist church a part
of the service was the presentation of
the Festival of the Months by chill
dren of the primary department..
Rev. W. w Barker, the pastor, gave
an illustrated address, a christmas
tree was unloaded and all received
remembrance. Superintendent ]. W.
Egberb and Secretary It. d. Pierson
were each presented with handsome
stick pin by the school.
The pragran follows:
January Howard Thompson
1st. Little New Year-Edwin Gull
ford.
February Kenneth Thompson.
10Th, Lincoln's Birthday, John Reed
fifth. Valentines Day, Edith Gala
CHER, Doris Boniface, Pearl Peer
22d. Washingtons Birthday, Ray
mond Baird.
March Thomas Vaughan,
nth, st. Patricll's Day. John De
Groot.
April-Margaret Wilson.
Easter Ruth Wilson.
\ lst, April Fools Day Charlie
Oats, Norman Mutt, Alfred Long,
Wesley Thompson, Lawrence Brown,
John Whitenack, Paul Mott, dsaIl
Brown, John Reed.
Rainy Days-Lillian Meslar, Doro-
thy Boniface, Paul Smith, Arnold Nc
Kee, Andrew Titman.
Rain Song-By Glass.
21st, Froebel's Birthday Marion
Boniface.
May-Ruth Applegit.,
June-Godena Guilford.
11th, Childrens Day-Roses- -Amel-
ia DeNobrica, Lorraine DeNobrica,
Elizabeth Barker; Lilies, Marjorie
Mckee, Beth Washer, Helen Mott;
Daisies, Hlda Riker, Gladys .Riker,
Emily Reed Song The Lesson of
the Flowers.
18th, Flag Day-Helen Pierson,
Wesley Thompson. Song-Hurrah
for the Red, White and Blue
July Independence Day, Edsall
Brown. Song, America, by audience
August-Willie Whitenack
Griffith Vaughan.
Labor Day-6 boys.
October Ruth Oats.
Inspection Day. Clinton Vance
Frances Brown, Cyril Whitehead,
Alfred Voegeli.
Song, Come Little Leaves.
Halloween, Mary Meeker
November Amy Little.
Thanksgiving Emma Titman.
Decembe Brown
Recitation, A Christmas Scare, Will
fred Meslar
Holly Maidens, Harriet Boniface
Ethel Gallagher, Gladys Patrey, Ethel
Jones.
Song by While Little lambs
slept in the Fields.
Recitation, The Changing of the
Months, Lulu Tompkins.
Songs were sung by the whole
school.
, The committee in charge consisted
If Mrs. A. H. Pierson, Mrs. A. Vance
Pierson, Miss May Stone, Miss Agnes
Leonard, Miss Josie Lane.
The Methodist Sunday School de-
parted from the usual custom of being
entertained by the children and for a
change were entertained by the men
and boys of the church with old time
songs, They made great hit and
everybody was delighted with the ren.
dering of the following program %
Opening Remarks, Supt. Smith
Remarks, Chairman Surdam
Orchestra
Herbert Urmy
Sleighing Song
Mr.. Bennell and Chorus
Old Folks at Home-First verse, all
Z sing; End and 3rd verses-Mr.
Suits, Chorus
Recitation, Marion Trowbridge
Old Black Joe-Young Men-Chorus
softly
Cousin Jedediah-Mr. Trowbridge,
Mr.. Tuttle, Mr.. Collier and Chorus
Orchestra
Recitation, Gladys Peer
Upidee-Mr. Collier and Chorus. All
sing Tra-la-la and repeat chorus
Old Oaken Bucket-Mr. Tuttle, Mr..
Trowbridge, Mr.. Collier and Mr.. Ur-
my