The Archive · 1915

ST. MONICA'S SOCIETY

SATURDAY'S SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT

The tableaux vivants of the life of Joan of Are, kindly or ganized by M. Darre for the Monica's Society in aid of their war relief fund, took place on Saturday at the St, Joseph's Institute. There was a very large and appreciative audience, and a considerable sum of mwey was realized, @ full statement of which will be published later.

The programme opened with the National Anthem, played by the Tousewei Orchestra, which contributed its services for the occasion. Prior to the Joan of Are series, a tableaut showing the adoration of the Christ Child by the Shepherds and Angels was given, those taking part being: The Misses Gaul Martel, Lowe, Seite, Valet, Varal da, B, White, Dunne, Shirdan, and 'T. White.

The six pictures in the kite of the Maid of Orleans were beautifully done, and Miss E. Racine, who appeared in the title role, was warmly applauded for her excellent work. Miss A. Jedlicka took the part of Jeannette, while the three voices of Bt. Michael, St. Catherine and Bt. Marguerite, were represented by the Misses Bridou, A. and J. Jedlicka. The angels were the Misses Bridou, Fairchild, Lowe and Racine. The song of Joon of Are was sung by the St. Joséph's choir in sympathet-

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