Evening journal., 1922-12-28
1900 ATTEND XMAS
TREAT AT CLAYM0NT

Special to The Eevning Journal.
CLAYMONT. Dec. 2s-Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Of New Brighton, Pa, are
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Walter Kennedy OF Worthland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Of
New Brighton, Pa. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ken
nedy for a few months have returned
to their home.
DR.. James c. Lyon. staff ply
sician of Worth Steel Company who
has been i'll is much improved.
Miss Elizabeth Challenger OF
Manor avenue, who has been con-
fined to her home with the grippe is
improved.
Master Lee Rice has been i'll with
bronchitis.
Norman Entriken. former super
intendent OF the Worth Stsel Com
pany was a visitor this week.
About 1900 people attended tie
Christmas treat given 10 c1ildr7n by
the Community League on Saturday
evening. The opening of the cele-
bration was featured by a selected
chorus of girls from the Industrial
School dressed in white, singing
Silent Night. other Christmas carols
were sung by the assembly, alter
which Santa Claus appeared and in
vited the girls and boys into his
headquarters in the stone school to
receive a gift from the Community
League. About 1000 packages were
~, -
Christmas tree beautifully i,lum n
ated with red. white and blue LIGHTS
added much to the spirit Of the
occasion.
The choir OF Claymont NJ f.
Church sang the Christmas csatata
The Shepherd King by J. Lincoln
Hall on Sunday evening. The "Hoir
was directed by George Hallman. /
Preceding the cantata there was a
candle light service. which followed I
out the old English custom. The (
soloists were Mrs. Claude Bieriey. |
Mrs. John Banks, Mrs. William b. |
Mason, Mrs. John Hunter. Messrs. |
John Graham, John Banks, George |
Hallman, and Claude Blerley. THE /
program was as follows: Part l. /
instrumental; quartet, /
contralto solo and chorus. over the /
Silent Shadowed Plain; tenor solo, !
But Thou Bethlehem AphraIah; /.
bass solo and full chorus. o City OF
the Shepherd King; chorus. women's
voices. Judian Shepherds LIT Your I
Eyes; soprano solo, And 10 the
Angel, alto recitative and full chorus.
Glory to God in the Highest; tenor
recitative and full chorus, And It
Came to Pass.
Part 2-lntermezzo, Night Gnstru-
bass solo and .ull chorus,
The People That walked IN Dark
ness; alto solo and chorus, mems
voices. No Room; full chorus. o.
Captive Judah Dry Thy Tears; alto
solo, Sleep Sweetly. Little Child OF
Mine; full chorus Hallelujah. Amen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Fry
singer of Philadelphia. Pa, spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. William
4. Danzenbaker.
The pupils OF. the eighth grade of
he Claymont school, gave a Christ
mas entertainment on Friday after
lOon at which they impers0nated
,oys and girls OF various nations and
old how Christmas is celebrated in
,ther lands
The Civic Association Of Over
ook gave a Christmas treat to the
Joys and girls of that community on
tuesday evening in the community
iall at Overlook.
The Christmas festival OF the sun
lay school of the Church oc Ascon-
ion will be held in the Sunday {
chool room this evening. The pro-
ram will consist of tableaux NJ the {
'irst Christmas, a star 1rill ami .n- {
eresting features from the primary J
apartment. ,
. childen's patty was given in the
unday school Of the NJ. E. Church a
esterday afternoon for the members 5
( the pr imary department and l
heir mothers
The Civics Association of Overlook /
Fill give dance in the Green Lam t