Evening journal., 1919-02-01

/ Barta. Iva E. Worrell; Elma, kathar-
Inc C. Lang: Elsa Hazel C. Walker;
Magda, Charlotte L. Melchoir; Bo.ga,
Helen r. Kurtz.
: Dancers-Muriel II. Carpenter Nellie
E. Maroney, Helen Lafferty. Edna B.
Pierson, Mildred r. Harrison. Virginia
/ X. Bacon, Clara NJ. Connell. Bernloe
Bradfeld and Catherine C. Horty.
! idesmaids-Dorothy H. And 'rson,
Marion F. Johns. Della E. Rott9lhley,
K. Isabel Krause.' Gladys T. Ruttar
and Ruth Pryor.
Scene vI-Ellzabsth shipley's soln-
loquy. i735.
J Just beyond Cool Spring, Elizabeth
Shiliey on 4 "F-'epdiv visit 70 Ouak
ELS on the Christina, sees for the FIST
! tine the landscape with its wood,1
hills and rivers. which she had looked
upon twice before in visions. In ohed-
ieIce TO the leading thereof, she
persuaded William Shipley to leave
Darby Greek and settle in Wiuingtown
in t735- To his enterprise and innu-
ence the borough owed much Of IS
prosperity.
Elizabeth shiplcy. Iva A, Wnrrel.
Violin solo, Miss Estella Hillrsohn.
Recitation, Caesar Rodney's~ Rids,"
Howard A. Miller.
Scene NII-Wilmington, IN.
George Washington, with his gener-
ais, hold a council at Joseph Tatnalrs
home now 1903 Market street, lust be-
fore the battle OF Brandywine One OF
the princely gifts Of Joseph Tatnall 20
the patriotic cause is narrated here.
Characte s-George Washington, Cliff
ford A Crossgrove; Marquis de La
Fayette, Merle G. Bulkeley; Caesar Rod
ney, Leroy H. Ryan; Thomas Mexican.
John F. Davis; General Green, James
L. Luke; Gen. Anthony Wayne. Ralph
5. keenan,; Joseph Tatnall. Elwood n
Stayton; William Lea, Thomas Ca d.
we'll; Colonel Alexander Hamilton.
Raymond H. Richards; orderly Martin
L. Keller.
I Scene NIII-Wilmington 1878.
Mrs Elizabeth Ways Select School
for young ladies, Second and French
streets.
A morning session at this> famous
school for that worthy but irascible
lady, staged on December Z. 1877. The
girls gossip about the dancing class
called "The Whim" and the old-time
custom Of locking out the schoolnas-
ter. even by Quaker boys. enlivens the
hour before the coming OF the mistress.
The street characters introduced are
a few OF the once familiar figures or
this town.
haracters-AIistress Way. Miss Grace
NJ Boulden. Peggy Allison. Marearet
c. Wilson; Polly Lyman, Elizabeth B.
O'Tcole; Rebecca Candy. Martha G..
Hill; Margaret E. Elliott. Catharine r.
Frazier; Sarah Bush, Hazel c. Walker (;
Guilelma Logan, Edna Abbott. Eliza
beth Montgomery, Marion Mortimer
Ann Latimer, Mildred R Harrison ;
Dolly Rumford, Elizabeth Samworth ;
/ Phoebe Vining, Helen Kelly; Hannah
IShallcross, Della E. Bottomley; Rachel
Stidhan. Anna NJ Rommel: Lydia
Carswell, Glayds F. Rutter; Deborah
Istflley, Frances Lewis; Dutch Dolly.
Blanche Lynch: Michael Wolfe lcake
mani Aired Wardle; Daddy Thelwel
town crier), Gerald o. Poole; oyster
man. c. Harvey Wood; Master Webster
fschooImaster). Ralph Keenan,; Friend
! FER is, Elwood n Stayton; Friend Rum
ford, Raymond H. Richards; Friend
Sbiplcy. VIM w Mitchell.
Bows from Quaker School-Norman Z
| AIcorn. ]. Elliott Cleaver, HerDert NJ.
| samworth. Edwin R. Zeuner. Il. LIN
coin Guthrie and Herbert NJ. Guy.
Selection, orchestra.
Scene TX, City Hall, 1924.
Following the marriage OF Mr. Charles
dupont 10 Miss Dorcas Montgomery
Van DYKE, General Lafayette once more
visits Wilmington, the citizens OF varl-
lous classes vying to honor him. He IS
aceompanied by his son, Washington
Lafayette. Senator Nicholas Van Dyke
acts as host Of the reception.
Characters-General Lafayette. Merle
r Bulke,ey; Washington Lafayette,
NarI N Donohue; Senator Van Dyke.
Ernest ]. Solway; Mr.. Geo. Read, 2nd
lanes L Luke; Mrs. Chas. /. dupont,
eohert G Hume; Colonel McLane,
Reqinald c. Jackson; Major Jacquet,
Joseph E. Haseman; Captain Bennett
Martin L. Keller; William Tatnalh
Thomas Cardwell; Dorcas NJ. Van Dyke
dupont Hazel c. Walker; Miss Read,
gelen. Lafferty; Belle McCloskeY
blanche Lynch.
Guests-Dorthy Lenderman, Margaret
lN Wilson. Sarah c. Pardee, Marion Z.
Nn,rnhev Katherine E. Lang, Elsie
brown. William B. Brown, J. F. Davis,
n F. L. Stayton, II. NJ. MacGuinness,
II K stoeckle and Hollis R Cooke.
SONG cvcle-issi-"Ba Hymn OF
Rsnublic." "Tenting Tonight" and
! 'sWhen Johnny Comes Marching Home.
semi-chorus-M. c. Wilson. H. Kelly,
. = r. O'Toole, Alice o. Nichols. Edith
Stern. Helen r. Parker. V. NJ. Middle
ton Bernice Bradheld. MILAN Roth
rict Glenn Warrick. Evan Ballaguer, ].
p Milano Francis Mccall, J. E.
Haeeman. Thomas ]. McKinnon- and JOS
ept D'Avolos ,.
stIdv class discuss the various patri-
I otio enterprises In which the school
children OF Wilmington were actively
engaged in 1913.
am Martin L. Keller; Ed, Herbert
J w samworth: Jim. Leroy H. Ryan;
lack Edwin Zeuner and Dick, ]. Ellli-
~ 'cbnus-Edith Stern. Martha C. Hill,
AZ r Wilson. Rose NJ. Giovanozzi. E
ssnyorth. NJ. C. Campbell. A. B. 0gle.
Townsend. V. VI. Middleton. Louise
parrott Mary x. SchOfeld. Gertrude E.
Gregg Helen T. Shynoos, Dorothy
Miller. Helen r. Kurtz. Nellie Me-
ronev' Helen B. Reed Anna P. DanSel,
Marion Isenhart, Gladys L. Rutter.
Ruth Dannenhsuer. Julia de Bartolo-
meis Alice Nichols. Elizabeth Betlnsky.
I Elliott Cleaver. S. Roy Clark. Albert
S,urlith. RAYMOND II. Richards, George
+ Boines. Leroy II. RYAN, John F.
bradford. Norman c Allcorn, II. w.
Samworth. Thomas j. Hart, E. 4. Ecu
ner. Herbert Clark, John II. Autcn.