Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-10
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ment in the chapel on Thursday after
loon at 3 O'Clock for the benefit of the
music fund. No tickets are on sale but
a silver collection will be taken.
Homemade bread, rolls. cakes. etc
will be on sale also the proceeds to
go to the Christian Endeavor Mission
airy fund.
The following program has been ar
ranged.
Music.
Welcome-Wilson Deitche.
Mother Goose characters;
Little Jack Horner, Clarence Mawley,
Mistress Mary, Edith Helen Shirley
Little Tommy Tucker, Thomas Anti
sell.
Little 30 peep, Betty Copeland.
Littel Boy Blue. Albert Hanson.
Little Miss Muffett, Mabel Haywood
See Saw Marlory Daw, kathryn
Sturgis and John Lease.
Little Red Riding Hood, lane Cope
Rock-a-bye-Baby, Eilmy Ramsay.
Song-The Land of Nod-Miss Lucy
Hilton.
Recitation-The Robin-Katherins
Hanson.
Recitation - Butterflies - William
Henry.
Folk Dance-Mountatn MarchI
Sara Fithian.
Dorothy Nelson.
Katherine Lake.
Margaret Fraser.
Dorothy Spawn.
Eleanor Spawn.
Margaret Burns.
Helen Pape.
Catherine Smith.
Jane Fithian.
Catherine Grouse.
Elizabeth Bartha.
Helen Meinzer.
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Recitation - Time Flies - Jeanette
Fretz.
Recitation-which Was r7-Mary
song-Mrs. Ole Olsen.
Recitation-Don't Say I.-Chester
Reingle, J. Lester Deitche.
Recitation - His Speech. - James
Wester.
Japanese Drill.
Margaret Sturgis.
Ruth Hughes.
Myrtle Smith.
Maggie Autonides.
Evelyn Stanton.
Emma Johnson.
Song-The Snow MAMMALIAN La Hue
and chorus.
Soldier Boy Drill-Harriett Lease,
John Lease, John Hilton, John
Olsen. Carl Fritzinger. Lloyd Burns
Frederick Lake, Lester Fitzgerald.
gong-Miss Mildred Foster.
Recitation-Busy Bee.-Mildred bltz-
gerald.
Recitation-Tit For Tat-veronica
Smith.
Recitation - Keeping Store - Emma
Bartha.
Recitation-A Frog in the Throat
Recitation-We Little Boys Chester
Johnson. Donald Cunningham. Ei-
mer Deak.
Folk Dance-Bleeking.
Recitation-Orphan Annie.-Frances
Henson.
Recitation-old Folks-Joel Lesson.
Edna Rhodes.
On Thursday night CT this week the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the simpson M.
day supper in the church. ana,
weather permitting, this promises to
be n of the most successful affairs
held by this organization. Dinner
will be served from $50 until 7:So
and at s O'Clock an entertaining pro-
gram will be started.
The Woman's Guild will have a
chicken patty suppe in the parish
house of st. Peters church next
Tuesday night from $3.50 to o'clocR.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian church will
hold a Valentine social in the chapei
Thursday night. A. good time IL
planned and all Of the members are
expected to be present.
grand opera concert and recital,
the first Of its kind ever presented
here, will be given by Miss Ethel
Killion, the American coloratura So
prano, at the high school auditorium
February 20. Miss Killion has be-
come very we'll known in Perth Am
bow through her successful efforts In
helping the people in this city inter
ested in voice culture. and 1t Is by
special request that she has under
taken to offer the concert which VIII
be appreciated by both connoisseurs
and amateurs.
Miss Killion will give the very
difficult Caro- None scene from Rigo-
letto in costume. The stage or the
high school auditorium. in which tho
concert will take place. Will nave the
proper setting and the accompanies
from New York will be in costume.
A most interesting group of old Eng
iish songs will be part of the pro-
gram as well as groups of French,
Italian, Scotch n modern selec-
tons. The finale will be the entire
scene from La Traviata."
MISS NliAioi NOihSS AIS ~
mended from Italy why're she studied
for q length of time until the war
necessitated her returning to the
States.
This will be a splendid opportunity
10 hear an artistic who Is steadily
gaining RECOGNITION in the musica,
circles of New York, and the city
should show its appreciation of tho
opportunity.
In order to create a fund to NEE
the expences accrued by the American
> Smelling & Refining Company Athletic
Association during the coming year
that association has planned to hold
q large dance in Palace Hall tomor
row night at which a record GROVE