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[Magic lantern exhibition] (lantern entertainment, Hambrook, Gloucestershire, England, 6 January 1895)

Type of event
lantern entertainment
Full title
Magic lantern exhibition
Date
6 January 1895
Audience
Tea-party and substantial meal
People linked to event

HARPER, Captain   (fl. 1890s-1900s) – lantern operator

KING, Captain   (fl. 1890s-1900s) – lecturer

Reference
‘The Church's Holy War’ in Church Army gazette

“Biddy the Irish girl: On Wednesday, Feb. 6th, we had our first C.A. Tea-party in this parish. About fifty sat down to a substantial meal arranged b Capt. and Mrs. Leach. Capt. Harper came from Bristol with his lantern, and Capt. King (also from Bristol), read a touching story entitled, 'Biddy, the Irish Servant Girl,' whose simple faith touched the hearts of most present. At its conclusion Capt. Harper gave a short address, followed by a solo and a few earnest words by Nurse Fennell, of Staple Hill. the Vicar of Winterbourne Down also spoke, and after a few encouraging words by the Rector, a most pleasant evening was brought to a close, many regretting that this is not a permanent C.A. station.”

Lucerna ID 7000248

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 19 February 2011

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