Evening journal., 1914-01-29
HAPPY WORKERS.
in CANTATA.
Little People Of West Church
to Present "Msry'S Sur
prise" Tomorrow Night
DELIGHTFUL EVENING
ENTERTAINMENT PROMISED


prise" the charming cantata to be given
in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening
by the Happy Workers Missionary So
ciety of West Presbyterian Church
The committee in charge has been busy
with the tickets and they are going fast
The indications are that there will be
standing room only. The popularity of
the West Church cantatas is well known,
and "Mary's Surprise will surprise all
who attend as well.
A special feature OF the cantata will
be the chorus. of which there will be
about 90 "lhe Spook Song" is won
der and guaranteed to make the "shiv-
ers" come.
Laugh Little is another one Of the
scheduled catchy songs, and there is a
laugh for the audience in every line.
fhe Happy Workers are a plucky little
band as is shown by the cantata they
are giving tomorrow night. 1t is the
biggest thing ever attempted by them,
but careful drilling by Miss Grace Baird
has been an important item OF their
preparations, and they are from Will
lmingtOnn and are going 10 show" the
people Members of the committee from
whom tickets may be purchased are;
| Mrs Frank Stauiier, No. 1923 West
Sixth street; Mrs. J.. V. Christy. No.
/ 1909 West Eighth street; Miss Grace
Baird. No. Red Oak road; Howard b..
Henderer, No. 500 Harrison street, and
lH. b. McCollum, No. s24 Jackson street.
The characters in the order In
which they appear are:
Mary Malone, Mildred Denny; Tom,
Edward Stauffer; Ned. Leroy Cork
! ran; Harry, Frank Pierson; Jack.
Harman Beates; William Highbrow
Bostonbeans, Paul Reynolds; Maude
Ruth Christy; Agnes, Myrtle Brown; (;
Helen Lloyd. Marguerite Clymer;
Rebecca. Ethel Grier: Freddy, Rus
sell Pippin; Santa Claus, William
! MfHkin: Santa's Indian Assistant,
Nelson Fritz; Spooky Jimmy. Charles
Woodrow.
Mary Malone's Friends-Gertrude
| pile. Anna Csrier. Madeline Fell. Gene
We've Ritchie. Jessie Thomson, Jen-
ME Waters. Ruth Mcintyre. Garyin
Thomson. Mildred Harrison, Alice
LYMAN. Dorothy Jefferis.
Indians-Big Chief BLACK Bear, Pau
REYNOLDS; Big Chief Green Frog. Mel
son Fritz; big squaws. Marguerite Mill
kin. Elizabeth Walker, Ruth Murphy
little chiefs. Ralph Mills, Charles B
Allen. Allen Quindlen, Mitchell Heb
Smith. William Thomson; little squaws
Ruba Van Note. Dorothy Missimer, Bea
trice Missimer, Gladys McRae, Elizabeth
Crawford. Ella Lysinger, Elizabeth Ste
venson; "snow fairies" Anna Holton
Elizabeth BOYD. Helen Lafferty, Marial
Raird. Emily Layton. Ruth Moody
Ruth Fell, Ellen Boyd, Leona holton
"dressmakers." Ellen Maiw, Doroth,
NIcRae. Anna Crawford, Eva Qundler
Anna Walker, Martha Hill, Martin
BOYD. Theresa Orth. Isabelle Biddl
lElma Holten, Helen Denny, Hazel wa
ker. Ellen Neave, Thelma Georgia, lV
E. Worrall.
"Bv-lo." Helen Lafferty, Mario
Baird. Anna Holton, Elizabeth Boy'
Ruth Moody, Leona Holton, Emil
Layton, Ellen Boyd, Dorothy MISS
lmer. Beatrice Missimer, Elizabet
Crawford. Ella Lysinger, Gladys Nc
! lRae Clara Harrison, Mildred stiles
Elizabeth Stevenson; Nellie Tin Lit
! tile Playmates"). Mildred Stiles; Bi
, Inv Gray (in Little PlaymatesD. Rus
, lsell Pippin; "firemen," Everett Stile
! iJames White. Gavin Thomson, Gil
3 bert Pippin. Lea Lysinger, Jane
: Walker: umbrella drill" Paul Rey
nolds. Marguerite Clymer, Charlie
p Woodrow, Myrtle Brown, Edwar
Stauffer. Ruth Christy, Leroy Corl
5 ran. Helen Lafferty, Gavin Thomson
5 Jean Middleton; spooks, Mary Evan
Helen Lafferty. Frank Pierson, PaI
REYNOLDS. Ruth Christy, Myru
Brown. Marguerite Clymer, Ann
= Crawford, Nelson Fritz, Leroy, Corl
] ran, Edward Stauffer, Anna Grie
e Dorothy McRae. Marion Baird
s lCharles Woodrow, (as Spooky jim
D N.Y..
S Act 1-washday in Mary Malone
y kitchen. Her friends the childre
j, nav her a visit and learn Of Mary
Z brother, who has been absent for 8
e years.
e Act II-Indian camp. Big Chi
o and Squaws go hunt and fish, lea
T. ing camp in charge. Fairies Wis
during their absence. Fairies Wis
:. them. Mary Malone's friends Wis
i them and invite them to Church el
s tertainment. Scene II-Appearan'
y of Spooks.
Act III-Mary Malon's kitchen
g which the young friends assemD
e prior to Church entertainer
4 Dressmakers, Indians, Fairies, Pla
u mates, Firemen and Santa Claus, a
: sisted by his Indian driver, all con
h to Mary's house and are prese
a when she receives her great surpris
> The songs are: Opening Chorus
= "Tis Christmas Time" Mary Nj
lone" Sisters Cake" when Moth'
Sang" Good Night, Mary Malone
ID Indian Campfire" Indian Lullaby
l. Indian Love Song" Song of Il
Fairies" "By-lo' "Spook Song
"Dressmakers Busily Working
: KNOCKERS Song" "Come Under n
. Umbrella" Writing Song" "Whisp
in Santa Claus Ear" 20 Clear Il
Track" Brother Bill's Stocking
Laugh a Little" "Playmates." "Sno
Fairies" "Fireman's Chorus" "Slur
berville." "While Shepherds Watch'
> Their Flocks by Night"
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= ROLLIARD NEAR DEATH.
o Reports from the Homeopathic Ho
% nital this morning indicate that Pet