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With few exeeptione. woodworking organia
ing-tomintain oid-faehlonodwuuallty a
evened production.
often a temptation to alight quaiit .
home on the oande. ~
The Hatch & Hailey Company organization in oid-laehionod in ita
.idoalo of otorilng worth. manufacturing mlliwork with the name pain-
otaklng care dleplayed in thio organization 50 yearnago.
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S'We hear it sa1d—-__ _
that mm o! o. '“oid faohlonod" quality ox!»- in‘mrk “slay—but such
5 a otatomoat-le :ar from the truth. Thingo areoivnpiy done olir:.;n.uc.i.l ,
. . ' . r hon we lure-1w“ . -
bill» ooalo than they were w” oouroernorapo'oerori‘tmanohip- . .
tione , "are“; today ’otriv-
moot-the domaada for in. .
at Jun .in oeiilng... Thin io. .
'Butvwo are not building our ‘ .
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the unheunl attention and the corn-
mente of approval which were, heard
on every hand. and the pater and
committee in charge reel amply repaid
for their efforta. 'rhe reopen-e from
this first eiiort in thio line'will un—
doubtedly reouit in'the giving or this
Christmas Eve not“ H!‘ succeeding
yearn. _ g -
"rue Miracle 'Plefior the Nativity.
given last evening in a ve'raion of Na.-
Coventry, England. when in the 15th
century such religiouo "mysterieefi
were often acted before kinga’ the
Grey Friars. Such Miracle I? had
their origin in the fourth century and
were first performed in the churchea
by the clergy and their nan-unto.
but later were ahown in the streets on
etagee erected for that purpoee. and
at one time every important village
had it- band of player! However.
from being a mode of religioua in-
otruction they nt'length became cor-
rupted and were finally abolished. the
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wonderful atar telling of the birth of
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In Beta or single Pieces tor'lvery Room in‘the Home. into 'theuM‘Wfiy’m my;
' ‘ year- ago. ' ' - .
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Gabriel
brighter
pearo to than. and‘apeaka the wordo.
"Fear not for I bring you good titling:
of great Joy.” and no on through the
well known montage. Al the angel
fudea from their dght they decide to
follow this air-angle atar. and extin- .
Kuiehing their tire. ‘ they paarout on
their journey. '
and myrrh. and.diocovering the eta!-
ii? iii" East they pae- on towarda ita
g .
the etage there appeal-- a niche with“
Mary and Jooeph gazing in adoration
and rapture into the crude
wheretrom con-lea the holy light. *Ao ‘
they wait, the ohepherda coinein
{rom their Journey. and fall in awe
and reverence at~tbe mangerjth'lione-
humbly altering their only gittl. on.
hie cap. one nu ma an‘a goo hie
water gourd.
in bearing their oootly gltta.‘ e‘i-‘d lair
them at the mangeraido and-3W
draw in kindly dignity.='l'ho"enfllinl
fall before the manger 'noonorahd ”ad
in eilently cloned. a: thee-N ”rm. ’i .
so about lighting thijandie'lr the
ganglbreako (mu-tile“ Hallow”!
or
thin eel-vice which- has been” ' under
coneideration tormente- three. yarn.
Bim‘muknni ,. a” ,9
only modern survival of the early'cuo-
tom being the Pa-ion Play held
every ten yeah at Oberammergau in
Bavaria. Within the past few yearn.
however. there has been in tbio coun-
try a revival of! thin ancient custom.
and in neveral place- about the coun-
try there ha! been eatabiiohed' the
I'cuetom of giving at Chrietmu thin
beautiful. version of the tint Chrirt-
mae night.
- The eervice Sunday evening wan
divided .inlo tw‘o partnhtlge are: half
hour being devoted to creating,tho
‘ proper atmoophere for the reception
or the Miracle Play proper. Ao the
Miracle Play in given entirely in pan-
tomime. except for the music and the
voice of the unseen reader. the lion
was first told in the wordo of file
familiar carol- oonunenclng with the
familiar. "The‘n'a a Song in the Ar"
and "It Came Upoh a Midnight Clear"
followed by St. Luke'a veroion of the
Nativity. The picture of Bethlehem
wao recalled by "0 Little Town of
Bethlehem." pacinanto that Joyouo
hymn. "O Come All Ye Faithful.”
Amid the, rising incenaeand candle
light a hushed. throng of nearly at:
hundred people new». the. . unpeo-i've
preoentation of an OidEngiieh-uiravio
Play. known as, the Miracle Play at the
Nativity Sunday at the .South. hier-
walk Congregational church. . .That
there was more than a; carnal‘intereet
in thia- iirot mutation» waa annui-
tested by the large audiencerand b!
tiVitY of Chrilt ea 'orig‘lnaliy‘mn Illr
lighting eflecta were deoigned and ar-
ranged by P‘raneeo H. Northrop.
HEREINGBONES
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renown:- Altarfiboyo Bradford Barton
Naeh and ,Wiiliam Iver; hiary, mu
Laura Boderatroih: Shepherde. neon
Weed. Oarit Underwood and Charla
Noah;
Kluge. William Weinita Stephen Cili-
ford and John Henry: Joseph. Harold
L.‘ Nash. The decoratione were de-
signed and executed by Howard A.
Tilly: propertieo'deoigned and made
by Harold L. Noah; cooturnea were
made or "' bean-ed by lira. Harold'
Noah: a. otage construction wan duper-
vieed and arranged for by Charleo U.
Eakland: music wantlead by Archi-
bald Merriam at the organ: and the
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Mr. and hire. John K. Wolthaueen
o: it Fail-view avenue. gave a rare-
weli dinner party-loot evening at their
home for Kr. and lire. Philip since
or it Balmforth avenue. who are to
leave very ehortly-on a trip around
the world—ammo Danbnry blown.
Then at e til-at atraina of Duboio'
impressive "The March of the Magi
Kings" the altar boyo advance and
light the tall eandleo about the
church. while the church light! are
gradually extinguished. Then an 'the
incenee aaoenda in the candio light
' and the March at the Magi Kingo
cornea to an and the boyo eatingniah
the canle leaving the church h
darkneeo and the midnight bell is
heard to otrike and at the twelfth
atroke the curtainn part and the
Miracle Play lo ready to be neon.
Appearing train the deep blue ot
the night any through the archea at
the back at the etage. the prophet-
Iraiah and Ezekiel appear and ad-
vance to the trout where they deliver
their prophesy ot the coming or the
Chriet. taking their .1 placer in the
ahadowa at. either aide. A niche at
the left openo and xary . n kneel-
lug at her- prayer) dea when and-
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deuly the angel Gabriel appoaro to
her in a flood of white light in tho
arch and deliver: the Annunciation.
Mary falls to her knees and an
appeal-- the Magnificat to
hoard aoftly in tho diotance. At the
last notea. the niche curtalno fall. and
the night airy with it‘- tlny ota'ro light-
:he acenc. Shepherda appear in the
arch on their night. travels and ap-
pear to feel rather than ace that there
ie something unnatural about the
eky that night. They proceed to
build their little fire, and while they
converse together they ooe thorn-auto
etar appearing in the Boot. growing
momentarily. When their
(care are at their height. Gabriel ap-
srmrnn’ ‘ant
mummmx
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