Evening star., 1915-01-03

sented by Lillian Lytle. Edith Enrlght,
Maureen Morris, Marie Murdoch; Jo-
A cantata entitled "Santa's Surprise"
was also given, the principal parts be-
ing taken by Loretta Gobeen, Carrie
Burns, Lillian Lytle, Harry Kane, Alfred
Claus was impersonated by Raymond
Jones. His fairies with their queen,
Mabel Jones, were as follows: Regis
Dunnigan. Agnes Nolan. Ethel Malone,
Malone, Mary Norris. Florence Fugitt,
Sarah Hammet, Elsie Hayden. Mary
Lovelace, Elsie Williams and Beatrice
Goheen. The doll baby ladies were
Lillian Ritter, Anna Pesagno, Catherine
Osterman, Catherine Davis, Ellen Ma
lone, Mary Mccarthy. Ada Williams.
Blanche Fugitt, Elizabeth Jameson,
Dorothy Taylor and Julia ODonnell.
Wis. leader: John Ritter, William Sig
ford, Thomas ODonnell, Joseph Oster-
man and Paul Fugitt. Recitations We're
given by Regis Dunnigan, Beatrice Co
hecn and Agnes Nolan.
The last part of the entertainment
was minstrel show by the Great
Bellies of Blackville." The bones"
were Miss Mary Montague and Miss
olga Johnston: tambos, Miss Lillian
Dwyer and America Burns: chorus min
Strels. the Misses Irene Hesch. Frances
Carroll, Maureen Morris. Bertha White,
Lillian Hayden, Carrie Burns, Loretta
Goheen,,, Esther Waldron, omi John
ston, Edith Enright and Katherine
Burke. Miss Nellie Carroll was accom-
panist for the evening.
The orchestra gave several selections
during the entertainment. The affair
was planned and directed by Miss
katherine l.. Carroll.
The men of the Church of the Ma
tivity, 14th and A streets southeast,
held New Year reception in the par
ish hall Friday night, at which more
than two hundred friends of the
church availed themselves of the op-
portunity of meeting the rector, Rev.
Enoch N. Thompson, and his man
workers. Aside from the reception an
entertainment under the direction of
Minnick, was given. Following is the
program:
Song, glee. 30 Who Will Ger the
Downs So Free" by the Nativity Glee
tralto solo, Mrs. Sanford; recitation.
Mrs. Darnell; songs, Mr.. W. b. Trott;
recitation, Mr.. Y. d. Harbaugh; solos.
Alfred and Robert Pohlman. soloists of
st. Paurs p. e. Church; song. 80 Hush
Thee. Ny Babies by the Nativity Clee
Club; accompanist, Mrs. Charles c.
Cove.
After the program the men of the
parish, acting as walters, served re-
freshments a happy New Year talk
was given by Mr.. Thompson and dane
Ing ended the evenings Festivities.
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Members of the Holy Name Society
are to meet at 1870 o'clock this even
ing at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Sth and n streets north
west. Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara, assist
ant patsor of st. I'atriclls Church, is
to address the meeting.
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Rev. J. II. Brown, for several years
engaged in missionary 1abors in the
Canary Islands. is to speak at the Hall
Mission Chapel, 623 Louisiana avenue
northwest, at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon. Rev. Mr.. Brown is in Washing
ton on business in connection with his
work in the islands. His experiences
in his field of labor are said to have
been varied and unusual, and his ad-
dress is expected to be exceptionally
Interesting.
Rev. J. W. Frizzell, pastor of Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church, is to
continue at the services there TINS
morning his series of sermons on the
general topic, THE Great Forces of
Civilization The subject of Rev: DR..
Frizzells discourse this morning is to
be SHOW and Substance" Tonight he
is to deliver an address, illustrated
with stereopticon views, on venice,
the City on the Sea, Republic of the
Doges.' Slides for use in connection
with this lecture were prepared Tor use
throughout, the country by the Ameri-
can Institute of Social Service.
Next Sundays services will be the
last to be held by Rev. DR.. Frizzell in
Washington, as he is to take up his |
new work on the chautauqua lecture
platform January II.