M Fashioned Dolls“ nun...”
«an... Doll" .. . . . . . Grscolzwioisr
“sunshine Fairies" ...............
Louudes, Hazel ZWIckgr
Helen Bruce. Harriet libel-man.
Elizabeth Taylor. Helen Tilly
William H. Ferris took the part at
am Claus and gave each member of
and oranges. 2
" . An offering was taken for Near East
seller.
Mrs‘52‘F. Irving S‘mith leth‘e song
service: Archibald Merriam presided
"Jon with the violin. w
j The committee in charge were: Mrs.
Howard A. Tillyyliirs. F. H. Northrop,
“is: Rosalia. Jesse. ’
Trinity Church School.
The Christmas party of Trinity
2 church school was held last evening.
The first service was in the church. a.
,2 , shortened form of evensong. after
3 which adjournment was made to the
g parish hall below. where the mystery
2 _ play. "‘The Nativity." was presented
g «Wider the able directorship of Miss
i
i
r
Winifred Mann. The cast was as
. follows:
Mary . .......... Dorothy Beaupain
Joseph ...... . . . . . . . . George Harris
Ruth . . . . . ....... . Constance Lewis
Marion . . . . . . . . .‘ Adrenal Anderson
Naomi . . . . . . . . . . Emma. Richmond
The Three Kings—Charles Gehr-
,mann. William Howard and Charles
Mitchell.
Three Pusey—Norman Newton.
Thomas Riley and Robert Mitchell.
; One of the very pleasing features of
the play was the delightful singing by
" 4he choir of the various Christmas
hymns. among them being The Shep-.
.2. , herdszntched Their F'locks by Night.
an‘d Philip Brooks‘ favorite selection
Oh. Little Town of Bethlehem.
The-church school members were
then presented with boxes of candy
an 'dtreated to ice cream. Members of
the beginners gees were presented.
with dolls and toys. '
A. delightful feature of the evening
was the ever beautiful
tree. with its benutltnlly collared elec-
tric lights. .2 2, . g I.
Sodom-112mm Sunday School.
The children of St. Joseph' 3 Sunday
school were given a. Christmas tree.
party by the Children of Mary. at the
.. school hall, in Henry street. yesterday
‘ afternoon.
‘ Robert Skidd made a capital Santa.-
Claus. and his pack held enough for'
l ‘ ‘ all the young folks present. A pro-
gram of fourteen numbers was given
7‘ from the stage. all delighting the as-
semblage. The affair run well into
the afternoon. and. when it ended. all
.2 left [or home. each with one or more
. gifts.
The program follows:
,. Alumna.
' Selection—Orchestra.
Chorue~ On :This Day
Mother " ::
Recitation~—"Snnta'si Getting Ready"
*Dorotily Delaney.
Vocal Solo—"That Tumbled Down
Shack"—-—George Brown.
"‘l‘oe DanceuAlicc Cole.
0 Beautiful
Christmas
Chorus—”Chime. Chime.
Bells." -
Recitationo-J‘The Doll's Christmas
2Party"-——Margaret McDonald.
Vocal solo—“That Wonderful Mother
of Mine"—-Lorettn Mahoney.
: Dance Duet—Alice Cole Jean Clark. 1
VPiano. Selectionwlllarguret Williams.
-" Vocal Solo—J’mgy O‘Neil. Anthony
O Stanish. ,2
.‘Violin Seltection~1uioe Cole; piano
sccom‘mist. Elfiabeth Weeks.
1V Radiation - “The Night Bolero
Ch _"——Fronk Bria.
Vocal Sol Nativity Hymn—dams.
Parker.
_Vjvionn uiVVlVli’buno Dueta-V—Edwand 0.9V
tow detection-"Silent Night” ..
John 1mm:
2 both mm. -
cannons: Recitstionu—erion Ila-
. “it! not “—JViVeleu Flynn.
M
d1: Bear" . . . . . . . gym. Pollard‘
“French Doll" . . . . . Eileen Hominid ‘
“inanimate" . . . . . Esther zwicker'
Margaret Jervis. moulds ‘
.fl'flnow “11‘1”" anus-iceossusqo‘iod— .‘2V
the school s treat, consisting of m2
at the piano. assisted by George Jockcl‘
. Song—School.
Christmas 1
lands for the crop year heginhimrflep—
Eileen Magner. Betty Mason 2V ‘
: snout.
The hedilorwelk' hi. E.2 Sunday schoolfm
program was elaborate. The entire
program is printed below.
2 A collection. taken up for the Near
East relief, netted $51. '
There was a Christmas tree, of.
and an orange. Besides thing the
"kiddies" in the primary division eachI
received a gift.
In addition to the regular program.
”several members of the Nomlk ‘1".
~13. orchestra; rendered vocal and in-
strumental selections. -2-. ““‘i
The committee in charge are very
grateful to C. B. Kunes for turbishlng
an open fire-place, and to Ray W V
for arranging the electrical fe ,— i
The entertainment committie acou—
sisted of Mrs. Clarence Cable. {Mi}.
Harry Smith and Mrs. James L. £11.29,
A "boy." not on the program. in-
sisted upon speaking during the htter
part of the evening. He was sure
Representative Harvey M. Kent and
he presented Rev. George B. ”romp:
kins, the pastor. with a handsome auV-V
tomobilo robe. .2 2
The full program follows: . g 2
Song—School. - 22’ :2
Prayer-Dr. Berta. —‘ .;
'Recltation— ‘Welconie’? Black? Villar-
tin.
Recitation-Jinem Christmas"~‘Pe.r~
nell Brsy. ‘ — ~ .
Recitation—~"Poor Dollf— Beverly
Fitch. '2 2i _
Soup—Primary Class. . _;
Recitatiom—Catherlne Smith. 2" 2 ;.
Recitation—- Scoring- Vs'nnta" —- Ray
Griebel. '
Hecitstionc—Ruth “llenbaum. _
Recitation—Olive Griebel. 2. 2 ~22
Dialoguc~ ‘The Doll’s Hospital" --
Murgarot Dunbar. lack VM’nrtin.
Margaret Paton; Lucille Prunvi and
Arline Peters.
Offering. , ..
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4t‘liIfl
Recitation—"A Socrel"——-Helen Fel-
lenbnum. 22
Recitation—nfliuying Xmas Rodents"
“Dorotlgr Batter. '
rerscitation— ‘The Two Little Stool“
ings”-—-Emmu Bernard.
Duet (Violin and. Piano)-—Bradiey
and Elizabeth Langston. E
Recitation—“Christmas Wreethis" -
Louis Ruscoe.
Recitation—"Through the Telephone"
—-Ms.bel Mitchell.
Dialogue—"The Doll and the Teddy
‘ Bear"——-Marguret Dunbefl ”13%
Mitchell and Catherine Smith.
Recitation-Claire Bouton.
Recitation-Catherine Smith.
Recitation—~"The Day litter Xmas",
Jack Martin.
Course, with the pretty ornsmdnts. up!
Each child received a. box of «with. We would be‘ hard of
of a. definite naval policy 1‘ " '2
nimuat be undertaken inimodiitcly de- ‘
clares El Debate t
the Washington con!
until it “comes upi’befo ’V
conference" made :it
{adjournment 0: Noodle
118W?!” tom under
2 row. dmpflflltment
m2 .
her decision. whi’ch it thinks “inn:
is... a. regrettable meet upon 2ot-2
E
Slums that Great Briton: will be? obu
‘ltged. however reluctsutly. to build
an amount commensurate with the
French figure.
yesterdsy. an indication that if the
"m, claim whitest! at Wnl‘linm it
would have been liable to on tamed-
lute overthrow. The Times also re-
hates the idea rename to have been
suggested in Washington that M
for bargaining.
demned by the Liberal hm
which regard he: in having odopled
iniperiallstic aims such as them.-
hated to Geeruny. The Westminisur
Gazette m that it hangs 11¢!in
ately chooses to pursue1her own
course regardless of her seam
she can not complain it we finds hora
self. isolated both morally WWO?-
lolly.
i?resident2 :lldrding is not li§
accept this rebuff and :1th it
beaten. by one Eurobetb :11qu
cut." odds the 261mm and m
ing to the report that Mr; Hardin:
may seek another’eouteronce. ‘fln this
he will have the cordisl upper-t at
at the great «gouty of Jain-spend
Vgovernlnen
MADRID. Dec.
nVOQ
Song-School.
Dialogue—~"Christmos
Other Lands."
Sugar Production , .34?
of Harmon. Island‘sg.
Lowest’ in Ten VVYeaVrs
PIONOLULU. T. H" D865 :‘2
sugar production at the Hawdi on Is!-
tember 30.1920 and ending Septem- ‘
bet‘ 30.1921: totalled only 682.1}:
tons. the lowest; in the past tangled
E. Fuxon Bishop. retiring president of
the Hawaiian Sum‘Pisntei-s' ' V'ciss-
tlon. told the annual W the;
organization here.
“Shortage and delay in hsrvestltfi
are due to the shortage of labor .both
for harvesting and other opens
his report amid: “The ‘
ruthenium“ work
the shortage sud under-acacia” ‘ot 2
Visitors from must be held the coming your Em
- .3... - one to decide upon the .2 "
2.: & .the naval“
maISiJIFIVFEVRING FRODI
It argues that a. further Woo
Forces fil'the
goon not be excluded from as dentin-
stions as in the case at the WW "
ton gathering
BURNS ¥0UNG
GOES TO
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mush" used in the making or
50" 10 the explosion um
in the ceiling .
33.33% muonmfi 2...;
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both subroutines and light ornioers to -
The newspaper-ecu in the. toxic oi
2 the speeches in the- French. jam
French Government had 2% its V
hopes to use the submarine question 2-
at the Cannes conference as the bum
France's attitude .5 strongly can‘-
Great Britain. and believe nmmitelir ‘
in WV ni- V
Imam-x2 ,
neon. anddhst spun must be prew-
!ed for such a conference. one: ’
2m
91 this group '
blah alféct .crops ;
1 2 on was made
not been a sure
of Classification 2
2 eisor Hungertora ‘1:
fi'e heternal structure
e of the
the drfler.
V245 inches long. will
“31°“ 3550 00
5 $250.00
$650 .929
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