Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-03
WORK OF l|TTLEFOLK
Exhibit at Anniversary CeIe-
bration, Neighborhood House.
PROGRAM FOR Three DAYS
Opening Yesterday Shows Industrial
Results-Boys' Circus and Other
Features This Afternoon.
PROGRAM FOR THREE. DAYS

The annual spring festival of Neighbor-
| hood House, tenth anniversary cele-
| bration, to last three days, was begun
| yesterday, known as annual industrial
day, with the exhibit of the work of the
children. Today is social club day, and
| tomorrow will be anniversary day. The
hours OF celebration each day are from 3
in the afternoon until 10 O'Clock at night.
Aprons made by the sewing school,
! cakes and tarts baked by cooking classes,
work of the basket weavers; plants. seeds
and flowers produced by the garden club;
window racks and other labors Of the
cabinet trade made by the carpenter
boys, and hammered brass by the metal
class were some of the industrial results
shown. All the articles are offered for
sale.
Features Of Entertainment.
As part of the entertainment there was
presented little play. entitled Making
a Home" The Maypole dance was also
an attractive feature of the program
Golden Rule girls gave the milk maids
drill. Those taking part were Edna Ro-
senbergs Molly Alloy. Bertha Lipkin,
Martha Lipkin, Annie Coonin, Edith
Kerstein, Rose Siverman, Ray Kirschen-
baum, Helen Yeuter, Lena kirschen-
baum, Yetta Lipkin. Edna Margolius.
Ethel Goldstein, Tillie Baritz and Esther
TRIGGER.
Following were folk dances given by
Katherine Barghausen. Alma Carney, El-
wood Clark. Robert Hunley, Mildred Jack
son, Ollie l. Mothershead, Mabel Moth
ershead, George Mullen, Alma Reuling,
Carl Turner. Grace Utter, Evelyn Wat
son, Marion :Willitts, Joey Silverman,
Frances Mahoney. Walter. Harris. Helen
Egloff and Pearle Wiltshire.
Three playlets were given by Lucille
Smith, Geraldine Gartrell, Mortimer Gar
trell. Beanche Gordon. Cora and Walter
Mills, Ralph Gordon. Marion Vernon, Eva
Hammer, Lorette Campbell. May Groves,
Irene Raum, Ethel swazey. Louise Gala
Emma Mehling. Lillian Hatton, Ruth
Pfiger, Katherine Jackson. Wilhelmina
Christopher, Agnes Boyd, Joe Rather,
Harry Reuling, Raymond Russell. Aubrey
Francis Dickinson William Hunley. John
Kenneth, Walter Mahoney. Elrper Car
penter, Joseph Goldstein and Srawner
Mills.
Bows Circus and Other Events.
For this afternoon and evening, so
cial club day." there is to be as the at
traction the boys circus. Tongue-cut
Sparrow" a little Japanese play. Is to
he presented. 1.-The Landing Of John
Smith," a Swedish May dance and other
dances will be given. The Peace Club
and the Golden Rule Club are to be
merrymakers for the day, and young men
are to play in the Dream of Modern
Youth"
Punch and Judy, a vaudeville show and
a mirstrel show are on the card for the
closing entertainments anniversary day
4 popular feature of the celebration Is
the homemade cold supper served by
members of the Womans Club.
Festival Committee.
The executive committee for the spring
festival is composed of Mrs. Clara d.
Neigh. chairman: George f. Fleming,
treasurer; Miss Jessie Holeman, secre-
tary: Norton NJ Little, J. P. S. Neigh.
~ William ]. French. Miss Levina
Woodworth. Miss Sophie Siebert and
| Miss Lima Willis.