St. Matthews Anglican Church and “The Little Pink Lady”

St Mathews Anglican church First Ave. Toronto circa 1939
Interior, St Matthews Anglican Church, First Ave., Toronto, circa 1939
St Mathews Church First Ave, Toronto early 1920s_ _Little Pink Lady_ production , I Midely
St Matthews Anglican Church, First Ave, Toronto, early 1920s — A play, Little Pink Lady, in the church. I. Midely.
St Mathews church first ave, toronto, _Little Pink Lady_ production early 1920s
The Junior Auxiliary of the Anglican Church was an organization somewhat similar to the Girl Guides or Canadian Girls in Training (CGIT), but with an emphasis on Anglican values.

These are posted here because young girls from Leslieville took part in this organization and the play, including the Tolchards.

The full text of Lindsey Barbee’s 1917 play for children, “The Little Pink Lady” is below.

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The Canadian architect and builder [Vol. 2, no. 7 (July 1889)]
The Canadian Architect and Builder [Vol. 2, no. 7 (July 1889)]
This history of St. Matthews Anglican Church is from 1924, about the time the play was produced.

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Welcome to the Leslieville Historical Society's website. Please feel free to join us, to ask questions, to attend walking tours and other events, and to celebrate Leslieville's past while creating our future. Guy Anderson, President, Leslieville Historical Society and Joanne Doucette, local historian and webmaster.

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