Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-24

ihE IRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL DIsrLAY.-Thix
ne, at an early hOur, bevies of fair children
In their holiday attire, and with the deIiob NJ
thr'r little hearts beaming from the countenance,
r"Ihhnenced Killing the streets and avenues OF the
metropolis on their way to the Sunday-scbool
tbsI u,i 20 JOIN the preliminary professions
d', uniting at the Smithsonian grounds were
% make up The grand demonstration of the day
"uslc could be heard in various quarters Rom
49, W'eaih- ana other floral ornaments tia;
49, 10 aud their bpanties 10 the display hast
Heu IN various hands OIL tn fulfil their several
purposes and tue morning seemed brighter and
FiUasdntrr from the beautiful tbrOnps that were
ao'odd, preparing for the demonstration As the
norhlhg grew Older, long lines OF preparatory
professions poured from all quarters toward the
smithsonian grounds, filling the air with music
Al ~ O'Clock, the grounds were thronged with
the schools and their teachers Banners badges
~Iriths, the yOung aud the old, the grave and
ne gay formed picturesque assemblage, and
waited Tor marching orders.
The Schools were formed in line in order as
follows, under Chief Marshal w X. Woodward:
First DiVasiOH-J. n. Lewis, Marshal
Ryland Chapel-William Warder. marshal Of
shool; $50 pupils. Banner. a white satin field
shield and open Bible, with motto ''I.ie ht for
AN; on the reverse red field with name OF
school aud date of institution.
English Lutheran church-G F.. Shane,ts
marshal or 80 hool; $50 PIpils. Banner, bean
uinl OIL painting, representing the pious teacher
pointing with one hand 10 Heaven while the
other Is pointing To the words in open Bible,
suffer little CHILDREN etc, group of children.
aud guardian angels. Reverse, AN open Bible
with appropriate surroundings.
Western Presbyterian church, Hall Moore
marshal OF school; 20 pupils. Banner, i white
satin field painting In oil representing child
at prayer; motto, "Our Father, - etc; tho reyers,
presented blue field with the name OF school
and date of institution In gold letters
Foundry Chaplin. w. Beverage, marshal of
school; 2OO pupils. Banner, Z blue field q
beautiful oil painting Of the saviour, holding H.
his arms a lamb; motto, ''Feed nv Lambs" I! =
reverse red field with the name Of school IN
gold letters, the whole surrounded by heavy
Methodist Protestant church-T. b. Marsh.
marshal OF school; - pupils. Banner, on a blue
field. Child at PRAYER. surmounted by 4 wreath
OF Howers; the reverse blue field with the name
OF the school and date.
Trinity Mission School, JOS II Bradley Jr
marshal of school; o. pupils. Principal banner
The Stars and Stripes, and twenty small flags
carried by beautiful little girls and he lrny appfo.
PIRATE passages of Scripture in gold letters This
school attracted much admiration.
Second DiriuoH-A G. Richards Marshal
Sixth Presbyterian School, CLas h Pearson
marshal OF school: l5O pupils. Banner-a circu-
lar white field in front, bearing the maine of the
school, with date Of Institution; and thu reverse
the motto ''ThoSe that seek me earIy shall And
me- the whole is beautifully surmounted with
h0wers, tastefully wredtLed by the lady teachers
of the school. This appropriate banner was adj
mired by all who saw it, and deserved special
mention for its exquisite arrangement.
First Presbyterian Church-O. c Wight mar
shall OF school; 100 pupils. BanneT-On a satin
thornsi gold fringe; motto, The Bulwark of
our Freedom, the reverse white satin field
with name OF church and date of institution
School Of the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church
Benz A. yanvier, marshal NJ. II. Miller LIST
superintendent; Moses Kelly I'd Superintendent:
number OF teachers, %; OF officers total 40,
number Of scholars, 2O5. Banner Of the school
SvhIte silk, trimmed with blue and white De-
vice the Declaration Of Independence and the
Constitution Of the United States, in Scrolls
both lying upon an open b BILE. the whole resting
on rock. Motto, - Our National Bulwark y
Inscription, - have no greater JOY than to hear
that my children walk in truth" Banner of the
Infant Class, light silk trimmed with scarlet
Device, child kneeling In PRAYER by its mother
VI otto ''Our Father which art in heaven :, Flags
she american banner, aRd small neat silk tay,
lnads in Philadelphia in 1877. Inscription . :.
= u. - Suffer little children To come unto ne
Christ Cbprch-[rhis school we could not find
and accordingly are compelled to pass it by with
Thin--uth-st Baptist SCHOOL, c. Schafcr,
marshal; IS pupils. Banner, white satin; motto
- Suffer little children to come unto me' the re-
verse 4 blus field. with tine motto: '.i.iy Lt the
world open Bible and name and date OF school.
Wesley chSpel-T. MagrnGer, marshal, $50
pupils banner, white satin, painting represent
lug Christ blessing little children. Two ether
banners, representing Temperance, and motto OF
school
Third Dirision-W T. Smithson, Marshal.
DEr school Of the Seventh Presbyterian church,
witI appropriate banners and mottoes
Methodist Protestant School Navy Yard with
= .nPils, beautiful banners and wreaths
4 Mon Chapel Theodore McGIue marshal:
2lG papils. Banner, blue satin field with paint
ing, Deily done In oils repre- senting Christ bless
ins Iittle children, red and blue fringe Th.
Of school. Pits school was accompanied Ly the
} vi. A, western.
The Tenth Street Baptis; Church School,.
L o Stedlnan, marshall - pupils. Banner, pink
satin field with heavy gold fringe, and wreaths
OF flowers: In centre the name Of school and
when instituted.
Methodist Episcopal Church south-H. F.
Zimmerman. marshal; SO pupils and l2 teachers.
Banners and badges, streamers wreaths, etc
second Baptist Church School, with appro-
PIRATE banner and badges.
Fletcher ChdPei-R. " Williams, marshall 81
pupils Banner, 4 white satin iieid an open
"Lble reverse, blue field, with name and date
of HEOOi.
Young Mems Christian Association, No.
With appropriate banner
McKrndree Chapel school David Cicil, mar
shall lu0 pupils. Banner. red satin field, with
painting representing the pi6us teacher with
gronP Of childreni reverse, beading the name and
date Of school.
FOE,tA Diris;ca-J. +. Hoover, Marshal.
Providence Chapel SchOuI-H. Speaks mar
shall - pupils. BdnBer-a white satin field,
with motto, Il love them that love me- and those
'hsi 80. me early shall hrd me-"
STREET Presbyterian Church SCHOOL, V
" Shields, marshal; - teachers, % pupils Ban
ner--TePTesenis the way OF life, painted by Stan
lev; motto. This IL the way, walk ye la it''
capitol HIii Mi,sion-i1i Pupils-Banner and
motto, Feed My Lambs 80
Gorsuch Chaptl-Wm. Hunt, marshal; 80 pu-
pills Banner-a white field and open Bible;
Wf.Aths; motto 'LigEt OF the world The re-
VsTs, bears in a blue field the name of school and
when instituted
Young Mems Christian Association, with BAN
nsTS and notices
Waugh Chapel and Assembly, Church IL te-
presented, we could not find and therefore pass
5innOtlced
Finn Baptist School. isIsnd-JOs Keene mar
Hhal; ~; pupils Banner-a EIye feIi; motto
Fidelity 10 Children. " the reverse bears name
aud date Of school.
second PrrsbytrTid SclOol-RobeTt Collin,
MARSHAL; y pupils gnd ~ teachers. Banner
with motto, Feed Nv Lambs H."
Thn'ty school, with appropriate banners and
largely represented
Several schools were present which we regret
W. could not notice, hit would be Lappy to- If
their tclcheTs will send lie deSci ptiOns The
schools all arriving nearly together Oh the
ground created sEcb confusion that il was i'm
possible TO describe them all ia the short SPACE of
half an hoaI
The line formed ia The main drive i'm front of