Evening star., 1867-05-13
open Blblei name of school and date Of or

! Aery' sstant Supeflntendenr Dr. ID. M
Mcfarland, Marshal; G.. w. Larner, J. M
Rsigsrt, JohE B. Sleman, Jno. Sey bolt, Il. w
Crom well, Albert Getley and Captain J. S
Hatch, Assistant Marshals. Infant class,
numbering los, headed BY their teacher; q ban
ner representing child at prayer; inscrip-
ton, f"Oar Father which art in Heaven
This class also had q number Of wreaths and
small nags, and each scholar wore crimson
| badge. Banner of advanced school, represen-
| tation, the Constitution resting upon the open
bible, "Our national Bulwark;'' two large
| Immediately in front of this portion OF the
school were the children Of the Washington
| City Orphan Asylum. attended by their ma
tron, Miss Wannall, they having been invited
by this school to take part with them; they
numbered 90. The total umber of this school
IN line was 900, Independent OF the orphans
this school, accompanied by the orphans, pro-
| ceeded to their own church on 9th street,
where bountiful supply Of refreshments was
| dealt out to them and a large number Of friends
| scene.
TRird Central Division.-Mr. B. B. johnson
| Calvary Baptist, B. B. Johnson, Superinten.
| dent, 5s0teachers and scholars in line Frank
| H. Stickney, B; F. Bingham, ]. A. sladen and
Granville Malcom marshals. Infant Glass
numbering I40, e. O. Cutler and d Z. Cham
bers teachers. Banner representing child at
prayer and open Bible; on the reverse name of
school and date of organization.
Calvary Baptist NJ ission. 1O3 pupils IL teach.
ers: Granville Malcom Superintendent.
Children Of the Washington City Protestant
orphan orphan Asylsm, numbering about 100. B. B.
Fourth Central Diriston.-Twelfth Infantry
Band. ]. 7. Hoover marshal.
School OF the E street Baptist Church, under
the marshalship Of James G. yelling, $50
scholars and IS teachers. Banner representing
Christ blessing little children.
FIRST Con gregational Sch ool, A.P. Ketchum
superintendent, 145 scholars and 80 teachers.
Whne silk banner bearing name OF the school
and date OF the organization.
-, School OF the Assembly Presbyterian
Church. W. j., Redstrake SUPERINTENDENT
$50 pupils, 80 teachers Banner With an angel
ia IA cloud; inscription-"Our Guardian
First Presbyterian, o. Q. Wight superinten.
dent, 1870 teachers and scholars with banner of
satin, on front croBs inscribed "Our Hope"
at the foot a Bible with motto "The Bulwark
OF Freedom"
Mission School of the First Presbyterian
Church, q. b. Patch Superintendent, lao pu-
pills and Is teachers.
Children from the Soldiers and Sailors Or
pnan's Home, about 30 In number.
Fletcher Chapel School. G. @. Collision, su.
perintendent 100 teachers and scholars, JOS
3 Boss: marshal; white silk banner-on front
Lord"
Island Dipision-Mr. Thomas K GRAY, mar
shall.
Seventh street Presby terrain, ]. H. Heron
Superintendent; @. c. Anderson, marshal
1856 teachers and scholars. Banner Of blue
dhu wulto slik-lTOnt, yOutA with 0l0le as
eending height, with motto ST press forward
to the mark" with date Of organization, 1853
Gorsuch Chapel.-l50 pupils. 80 teachers:
]. W. Stahl superintendent; VIM. Hunt, mar
shal; w. j. Pearson. assistant. Banner of
"Light of the worid.'
Island Baptist School. $50 pupils, 80 teach
ersi John P. Lucas superintendent, q. Atlee,
Walter Cartier. John p. Headley, marshals.
Banner Of blue silk; inscription, 'Fidelity to
Spanier's Band,-School of Ryland Chapel
7. n Gray superintendent, with 240 teachers
and scholars. Banner red and white. with
picture of open bible inscribed slight for all
and name and date of organization, IS43. Also,
hne flag with name OF the school
skin Presby terian-G. H. Smyth superin-
tendent; lis teachers and scholars Banner OF
blue and white, with picture of two Children
reading the bible, inscribed. From a child
Inou mast known the holy scriptures" and
name and date of organization, November 2d,
1852. r. B. Wallace, w. H. Signor and W
Gurley, marshals.
Eastern Dipision-Mr. George F. Gulick,
ma5shaiCEast : U cci.S Washington lM; e. School,
superintendent: 437 teachers and scholars
Banner, with painting representing Christ
6issslng children, with inscription, ..Sufer
little children to come unto me-" and name
and date of organization, 1927.
capitol Hill Presby terian, ]. K. Zimmer-
man, superintendent 355 scholars and teach
ers; VIM van DOran, marshal. Banner of
white SILK, representing an open bible, with
inscription, "The promise is unto you and
your en1lQron."
Navy Yard Baptist Church, e. F. Gulick,
superintendent; 2s9 teachers and scholars: j.
1. Clarke. marshal, Julian Nottingham, as.
slstant marshal. Beautiful crimson banner,
the reverse was an open bible, with inscrip.
ton, "Search the Scriptures" At the head of
the infant class was borne pretty banner OF
blus silk, with painting Of young shepherd
ana Inscription "Feed my lambs''
REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT.
AS tne procession passed the Executive Man.
~
tico, reviewed the same, aad cheer after cbser
was given by the little ones as they nassed the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
Inc route OF the procession was down 18th
street to Pennsylvania avenue, along Penn
sylyania avenue to d. street, thence to the
churches.
AT THE CHURCHES
The eastern division left the line at the "
street PreshO terian Church. the Island di vision
at w esley Chapel. the fourth central at + and
9th street. and proceeded to the E.street Bap-
tist; the third central at and 7th, and pro-
ceeded to Calvary Baptist the second central
at + and 1lth streets, and proceeded to the
English Lutheran; the first central at F and
18th, and proceeded to the First Baptist and
the western division to the Foundry. On the
teachers and scholars becoming seated in the
churches, the exercises were opened by the
scholars singing 1.-The Gathering. which
River was sung, and the annual report read.
s'The Children's Battle Song'' was sung. and
after an other address the scholars sang ga cry
from Macedonia A third address was de-
Hvered, and 1.-THE Children's Jubilee" was
sung. After this order of exercises had been
concluded, the benediction was pronounced,
and the audiences retired, many Of the schools
in body returning to their school roc ms
where refreshments were set out and dis.
cussed. ...- =
At the AZ street Presbyterian, Mr.. S. All.
Marks presided, Mr.. G.. F. Quick read the
report, and addresses were delivered by Rev
Dr.. Araes and Prof Shute. The singing was
lead by Mr.. no. b. Slemau.
At Wesley Chapel, Mr.. p. NJ. Pearson pre-
sided, Mr.. George Hercus read the report, and
addresses were delivered by Revs. T. Il. How.
let and G. G. Markham, the singing being led
by James N. DAVIS, Esq.
At E.street Baptist, Mr.. o. G. Wight pre-
sided, the report was read by Mr.. z. Richards,
addresses made by Rev. Dr. VIM. Hamilton
and Rev. A. A. f. Taylor.
AT Calvary Baptist, Mr.. r. Fox presided.
Mr. B. B. johnson read the report Rev b. p
Brown and Rev: Mr.. Fox addressed the
schools. and MIR. Sharretts led the singing,
At the Lutheran Church, Mr.. DAVID Bassett
presided, Mr.. Burr read the report, Rave
Messrs. Williams ana Gillette addressed thu
audience, and MIR. Daniel led the singing,
At the 18th street Baptist, Mr.. A. S. Pratt
presided, Mr.. J. q. Judd. the 81. starry Of the
Union, read the report, Revf Y F.Nelson
and ); g. Butler addressed tn. aools; Mr.
Ayre leading the singing.