Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-18
ST. PATR|Ck'S
Concert by Children Of
St. Mary's School
Young People Hold Very Successful
Entertainment at City HaIl-Quains
Costumes, Fine Singing and Pretty
Dances Predominate

-. Fatrick's concert held in CITY
hall last evening by the children Of
-. Nary's school vas in every way
success An exceptionally large
crowd was in attendance.
The clothes worn by the Young pco-
pie were for the most part the ira
oi'ional green and white and the lit
tie girls looked charming in their
quaint costumes.
Ali or the numbers were SO good
it is very hard TO pick any OF them
as the best. those deserving special
mention being "All Praise TO St.
Patrick" sung by the children of St
Mary'S school. an ancient song We
Are Little Shamrocks." by The Min
inlS. who were l. little girls
dressed IN white whose dresses
were decorated with shamrocks and
who wore green hair ribbons: Gen
JUS and Character Of the Irish Peo-
PIE" by the senior boys. each boy
making a short speech in answer to
a question or questions asked him BY
one If the other boys. caused pro-
ionged applause. 4 recitation. When
tho Green Flag Plies. ny Miss Jcn-
ME Faulkner. was well received as
was a recitation and song. Songs
My Mother Sang t. Me" 10y Miss
Frances Murphy Who vas assisted
N til" chorus ~ members Of 81.
Mary's Junior choir: a solo. Ire
land Love You" hN Miss Margaret
Lynch. was 50 much enjoyed that
she was called back as was Miss
t,r
SOLO. Ireland. Love You" One Of the
: hits Of the evening was an old IRISH
song and dance by Margaret Shir-
Icy and Eileen Stone. who were
dressed in costumes that set off their
act to advantage. How We Danced
the M;nuet" by !ltth maids dressed
in colonial costume hroush. forth
loud applause. Several small boys
clad in dress suits. wearing tall hats.
in a military dr,n executed the jill
feront formations Very well indeed
One chap who Wor" (, hat much too
iarge for him caused great deai ~
mirth. as the hat would Sip repeated
IL over his eyes.
Without doubt this was one Il the
most successful, il not the most sue
cessfu'. 81 Falrick's concerts held
in Augusta.
The program
Observation-Disclosures rom ireland
Caor-s-''All Praise TO =. Fa'riIH.
Ancient h! mn
children OF $. Mays School
Ancient song-"Ne Are Little sham
rocks,
The Minms.
Genus ,. and Character Of the lF.sA
senior Boy7
Recitation and Action song-"Tne, loF
Backed Car, Love
Ths pear Little coII.ens.
Wh.H tie Green Flag
Flies. i,on's McCa:t1E
Miss Jennie Faulkner
CAorus-,.The fiar; That onee TAro4sh
ChIldren Of s.. Marys hoo
An O!d Irish Song and lance. Bray ton
Margaret Snirlel. Eileen Ston~.
Violin. Martin FOX
i-chorns-"When IRISH Eyes Are
Little irish MAIDS
S.lo-'IreIand. Love You. Browne
Miss arie simpson
Al Irish Cram. 9 Trouracour.
Miss EVELYN -ears
Rec;,ation and chorus-"songs NJ
Mother Sang 10 Nj, Noes
Miss Frances Murphy.
Chorus: Members OF =. Mar: JUNIOR
Choir
Chorus and Military Drill in Costume
a, TIE L. = A. Forever. Cooper
fal The BOYS We Read About.
Freeman
Junior BOYS
How We pancni the .ninuet, Reed
Colonial Maids
Solo n iiiar1ey. Rowe
Miss Marsare: Lynch
Muse a. kecftation-'S nandon Bells.
Rev Fr. FrcIt
Twelve Misses in Costume Pantoninsd.
Rcrl:at,on--"The Dear Old Flag.
Denis Mccarthy
Miss Beatrice Pickett
Chorus Columbia the Gem OF the
Ocean Hopkins
Observation-Disclosures Of Ireland"
Accompanies Miss Dorothy Reaan
Miss Evelyn Sears. Mrs Marion Shr-
icy Miss Helen Harris, Master Martin
Fox
Orchestra, Kindness Q; the Misses
White.