National Republican., 1873-06-04
RPIsCOPAI..
Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Asso-
eiatioa-Proposed 6rnnd Jubiiee-Ordcr
of Exercises.

Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Asso-
eiatioa-Preposed 6rnnd Jubilee-Ordcr
OF Exercises.
A very large audience assembled at Trinity Up.
l. church 20 witness the closing exercises OF
the association for this season. After the usual
preliminary religious exercises the 18th hymn
was sung, the meeting called to order by the
president, (Rey. DR.. 7. q. Addlson,) and the mln-
p:es OF last meeting read by the secretary (Dr.
Rayburn) aud approved.
IL. committee OF SIX superintendents, ap-
pointed BY the Chair to arrange the order Of ex-
erciaes for the grand union jubilee OF all the
EsoSpk sSSaSy sSSGS % ,as 70 be
reported, through their chairman, (Mr. Mat.
thewsA the following following programme, which was
oRDER oF EXERCISES.
lst. Al the entry OF the bishops aud clergy the
292i hymn-Hymnal, coward, Christian sol
dlers." ID; Reading q the istn Psalm. sd.
Giles and prayers. sth. flynn 4sl-IIymnai.
"Harti Hark, My soull Angels Songs are
swelling" oh, Address. lth. Hymn $50
Hymnal, 'Sun OF My soul, Thou Saviour Dear. "
sIh. Address. 9th. Hymn 494-Hymnal, "All
Hall the Power OF jesus Name" Doxology.
Tne addresses will be limited to ten minutes,
and the schools will assemble punctually at
II Tue g Kew. Charles d. Audrews, Christ church,
sss portion and Rs ads the h iSSTins spSoint S INIT
ments for rehearsals:
Monday, June Q, at 4 O'Clock D. m.-The Sun
daJ-schools OF sc. MARKS and Christ church,
Navy Yard, to meet At Christ church.
Tuesday, June 10, $50 p. m.-Ascension and
Trinity, At Trinity.
"wednesday, June II, $50 p. m.-st Johns,
Washington, and Epiphany, 4t Epiphany.
Thursday, June u, 40 p. m.-Christ church
and 81 Johns, deorgetown, al 81. Johns,
Friday, June u, 10 q; m.-st. Andrews and In.
oarnAtion, at Incarnation.
Saturday, June II, p. INST. Pauls and Grace
Al request, the secretary reported that there
would be In average attendance OF 800 or 200
children on that day.
The president suggested that some measure
rise 70 some debate, In which the Rev. Dn. VIII
liAms, Watkins, Bro. Hyde, and others partel-
pated, and was finally consnmmated by DR.. Dun
eansou, who took the right horn OF the dilemma
by proposing TO consult told Probs," which had
very salutary effect and all quietly acqulesced.
DR.. Watkins Inquired II any time had been
computed as TO the length Of the services, and
was Informed that they would exceed an hour.
Of feet each child would be allowed, when Dr.
Watkins interrupted him, and asked: "How
many feet would each child hayef"
Nj. Matthews replied; 1.-TWO feet, SIR"
DR.. Williams inquired when the next meeting
would take place, and was Informed that the as
soclation would meet In ~. Johns, Georgetown,
In October.
DR.. Williams suggested that there should he
plenty OF lemonade, with Ice, for general dis
Irritation on the day OF celebration.
Mr.. Hyde objected 10 the proposed feast.
DR.. watkins asked who was 20 pay for II; when
the Chair promptly responded; ,iOu are, sir"
aud the good doctor was nOnpluAsed, and sat
down amid much merfiInent.
speeches were delivered, eulOglstlc OF the good
work done by the association, by Drs. Williams
aud Watkins; after which the association adj
luuFngu.