Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-08
HANSEL AND GRETEL TO BE
SUNG IN COSTUME.
At Carvel Hall Feb. Is for Benefit of
The National Cathedral

The opers, "Hansel and Gretel''
to be sung at Carvel Hall. Feb. 2s by
Imported talent. will be the FIRST
intimation 20 some people that there
IS IN Annapolis p chapter working for
the Natinal Cathedral Of St. Peter and
ST. Paul now being butt in Washing
ton. As this is 10 be the largest Epis-
ccpsl Cathedral Of the country. the
American Westminster Abbey, and
viii be used for great National ser
vices IT IS certainly "a privi eye te have
some share in It's building.
Being in the Capitol If the United
States Il is the responsibility Of all
the peonie. who surely wish il q repre-
sent ijtUngly the Church. Although Il
has received many generous gifts, il is
being butt largely nv small offerings
from every or e in the Church As il
seemed peculiarly fitting that the
Navy should be represented. the Navy
chapter of Annapous II the National
Cathedr 4 Association was formed in
1912 With Mrs Gibbons as chairman.
Sne has been followed 10y Mrs Full
lam and Mrs. Eberle, the present chair
man.
A Eve hundred dollar section in
the Cathedral Foundation was pl, dgsu
Thus is To be called the Navy Section
and il is bopel other Navy Chapters
will be organized and increase the
section 20 one costing a thousand, or
pledge for sections IN the fabric Itself.
Three hundred dollars has been
given. through certificates al FIVE dol
iar- each. making each donor Foun-
dation Builder Memorial Certificates
nave also usen subscribed. names Of the
first ten superinteudents being included
among them.
An names IF Foundation Builders
are Inscribed in the Book Of Remem-
hrauce. kept IN the Sanctuary of the
Cathedral. a Simple and perpetual me-
mortal In the crypt chapel. completed
several yesrs ago. daily services. are
he.o. beautitied by the CHOIR Of the
Roys School and q magnificent organ.
These services are We'll worth attend
ing.
Work on the Foundation has begun.
with prayers morning and evening ut
for a. those engaged IN the work.
The Sanctuary has been given. but the
wEole foundation must first be- built.
i IS 10 comp etc the pledge Of the
lacal chapter that the opera "Hansel
an4 Gretel' viii De sung witt cos
tonnes and scenery. on Fen. Is
Sons uud daughters Of Naval Officers
r, ceiee special consideration at the
Two Catnedra Schools. both situated
GA Me- ST. A,Dan. sblve Washington,
with splendid bu dings. grounds and
athletic fields. Inc Committee of the
Navy Chapter of Annapolis. is as fol-
aw- and tickets for the performance
on the 2Sth can be bought from them M
well az from the following pa
trouesses:
Mrs. Eb-rle. chairman; Mrs a den.
Mrs. a. N. Brown, Mrs. Capron.
Mrs Cassard, Mrs. Christy, Mrs.
Earle, Mrs. T. N. johnson. Mrs Nc.
Comas, Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs. Henry, secretary and
TREASURER; Chaplain Evans. u. 5. N.
Patronesses Miss Berry. Mrs. Bail
liere Mrs. Bowers. mrp. Brereton. Mrs.
Burwell. Mrs. Samuel Bryan, Mrs.
Carryl Bryan, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dem
mis- Claude. Mrs. Dashiell. Mrs. Douw,
Mrs Fell, Mrs Garrison, Mrs Griffin,
Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Hepburn. Mrs.
Hough. Mrs Kinkaid. Mrs Knox, Mrs.
Laws, Mrs Anatole le Brsz. Mrs Mil
ton, Mrs James Munroe, Mrs Frank
Munroe, Mrs. Neal. Mrs. Mutton. Mrs.
Osterbaus. Mrs. Pitcher. Mrs. Porter,
Mrs Randall, Mrs. Schenck, Mrs.
Schuyler, Mrs. Schouer, Mrs Steele.
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Underwood. Mrs.
Valiant, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Williams.