Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
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TO father WALDRON
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James e. Cook. organist of St. Paul's
Church and dedicated to Father
waldron in memory Of his brother.
Robert Waldron. was celebrated this
morning 1. also being in memory OF
Father Waldrons friends and rela-
tives deceased during the twenty-five
years OF priesthood The officers OF
the mass we're: Celebrant. the Rev
Thomas F. Waldron; deacon. the Rev
Edward G. Higgins; sub-deacon. tho
Rev P. A Brennan; master of cere-
monies. the Rev John l. Dolan;
acolytes. Harry Kelleher and William
Walsh thurifer, Charles Ryan.
One of the most beautiful programs
incidental to the jubilee. was pre-
scented yesterday afternoon in the Car
rick Theatre by the children Of the
parish IL was opened with the sing
ing Of the Jubilee Greetings by a
chorus Of 100 little girls. dressed in
dainty costumes, some carrying wands
and shepherd STATS, others bearing
flowers. After the recitation Of the
jubilee poem by Susan Quinn, twenty
five little girls joined in the singing
Of "Jubilate." Little tots, dressed
as cobblers, and other groups. includ-
ing number Of little boys, known as
the "whistling brigade Joined in the
exercises. A wand drill by the senior
boys was exceptionally well executed
as was a one-act comedy playlet, en-
titled TOO Greedy by Hale" A chorus
OF 100 boys voices blended in the en-
tertainment, following which the sen
Tor girls marched in the festal process
sion After the singing Of THE Flag
We Love" by the young patriots. a
mass chorus of 500 children Joined in
the singing of a "Te Deum Lauda-
mus" Miss Mary Atkinson and Thorn
as Brand made appropriate addresses
The procession OF children, many
blocks long, from St. Paul's Church
to the theatre, was a feature of the
exercises.
me Following program Will be car
ried out at the closing exercises al
the Garrick Theatre tonight:
Joseph p. McCullin, director: James e.
Cook, accompanist; Harry e. Stause.
bach, orchestra.
Tart Overture, love Songs of
Oiden Days" Rocker, Stausebach's Or
chestrai Grand Chorus. praise Ye the
Father" Gounod; soprano solo. "Wait-
ing" Willard, Miss Mavie Mulvena bu.
morous trio, "a Little Farm Well
Ihld Fairy, Messrs. Frank Fairy
raul Nrnhurg and John Callahan; VIC.
lin solo, Souvenir" Drdla. Harry y
htausebech; quartet, annie Laurie .
arranged by Potter, soprano. Miss Maria
Mulvenai contralto. Mrs Katherine V.
Callahan; tenor, Joseph e. McCullin {;
bass, Harry Walsh; duet, "See the Pale
Moon" Campana, Philip j. Grant, Mrs.
Katherine Y. Callahan; contralto solo,
Loves Old Sweet Song" Malloy Mrs.
Florence Dickinson Powers; chorus
"Midshipmite," Adams.
Part Presentation Of purse; open
ing address, Michael A. Mealey, chair
man; address, Senator Willard Sauls-
bury; address, Senator Josiah o. VOL
colt; presentation address. the Hon.
Thomas M. Monaghan.
Part uI-Overture, "Home Songs,
Rocker; chorus, "Dashing on Before the
Gale" Moore, baritone solo, "a Dream,
Bartlett, Matthew Petticrewi humorous
songs, J. P. Shields; double quartet
"Songs Of the Sunny South" HALL so
prnnos, Miss Marie Mulvena, Mrs. PhiliI
j. Grant; contraltos, Mrs Florence Dick
ineon Powers, Mrs. Katherine V. Gala
han; tenors, Joseph Z. McCullin, p. j
Shields; bassOs. Matthew Petticrew
Harry Walsh; duet, "The Pilot Brave,
Willard. Messrs. McCullin and Petit
crew; humorous story, Miss Iillhr
Monck and chorus; tenor solo and
chorus. "The Flag That Bears the STAR
and Stripes ROsewig, Joseph f Nc
Cullin; THE Star Spangled Banner
chorus and audience