Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06


The classes were as follows:
Mrs Bogurt's Class-"Iloly lnnoceuts."
Mrs II mlct's Clas--"Ea5ter Buds
Mrs " els q a.s-"Plliars Of the Temple"
Miss X pps' Cla-s-"lIttle Crleancrs.n
Nj John~~u's Class-"Chudrvn OF the
I Re direction
Miss Brurn's Glass" Crown jewels"
Mr. Hoics Class Christian soldier
Mrs. GIbb - G. las. Lambs Of Christ Fold
Mrs Ash's Class -''eearchers for the
Truth"
Mr. Clark's CIass-"Followers Of the
Mrs, Heyward's Class-"Young Pilgrims"
Mrs Weil's Class-"C Children 81 Putty"
Miss fhoma5' Characterization Helpers"
Mrs. Bacou's Clas--"FOil Wers of Christ.
MIR, Vii aiouga's Clsss-"Foliowers Of the
Cro-s.n
Miss M4Hery's Cla,.-"W orkers for CHRIST"
NJ l-s Boulncau's Class-"Bud of Promise
Mlss symons' Clsss-"Workers for the
Mi.. Jordsn's Cla s-"Eancst Workers.
Miss Cox's Glass Young Disc pies"
Mrs Williams Class -"Chudren Of the Re
Miss Browns Class-.'Childrc, Of FAITH
The mex feature, and tomany the most
interesting of the festival, WAS the car.
rolling 10y the infant class. which WIS done
very sweptly and IN an exquisite manner.
he rector th n delivered an appropriate
and exceedingly interesting address t.
the school, after which was sung the carol:
To- 80 ilC crave ne lay.
Jesus ny saviour;
Waiting The coming day,
Jesus, my Lord.
Up from the grave he rose,
with nigh trum b Ger hs foes.
lie arose q vic or from the dark domain;
lie lives forever with HIS saints to reign.
lie rose he arose! Iallelujah, Ch.i-l arose!
The Apostles Greed was then cbanted,
when the presenI alton OF offerings
took place. by Day the Western
Winds are Low was then cabl-d, after
which The evening hymn, Now TINS
Throne Addressing" was sung, kneeliug.
The beaedictiea was pronounced by the
rector, and The school marched out OF the
church singing the recessiOnal-
''Now rejoicing! Now rejoicing!
Hearts To heav'n and voices raise;
sing 10 God hvmu of slattuc-s.
Sing to God a ny mn OF pr tlse."
The church was crowded by an immense
congregation during the entire service.
and many were unable to obtain seats.
The offerings OF the school amounted to
about $500.
CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Sunday school Of Christ Church held
its annual Easter festival at $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon, when the children of the
school, ranged in classes, each bearing a
banner with an appropriate motto, filed
inro the church from the Sunday school
room, singing the professional hymn.
"Angel voices ever ringing" accompa-
MED by the Organ and choir. Tae
hymn was rendered with excellent
effect The opening s-rNic 3, consisting
OF Verslcles aud the LOrd's prayer. We're
sad, after which the collects and Nicene
creed were sung as choral, followed by
"Christ our Passover is sacrificed tor US
therefore, let US Keep the FEAST" sung al
an Easter anthem instead OF so Come,
Let Us Sing" etc. The rector. Rev
Thomas Boone, who is also tine Supern-
tendent Of the school, explained TO the
parents and friends OF the pupils the idea
OF the "Object lesson" which was next
on the programme. The lesson was in.
tended to illustrate the motto:
Jesus Christ Conquers," which was
SHOWN above the chancel and attracted IA
good deal OF comment on account OF the
taste exhibited in the design. Mr.. Boone
Iirst called the name of one of the classes.
when the m mbers won d rise. holding
alO,t their banner, and recite ia concert
selection Of scripture. Win but one or
two exceptions these recifar ions were
wen ia perfect time, and tue articulation
of the pupils was quite distinct.
The following are the names
OF the classes, together with the names OF
the respective teachers, as wei as the text
IRON WHICH sunni vi tue itClhs lLlOuS were
taken. The class $, It will BIZ observed,
We're named chiefly alter the missionary
bishops of the church, but two bearing
the names OF Bishops Elli0tt and Beck
with, respectVely, being the exceptions.
Bishop Heber-Miss s. S. sullivan. l.
Kings, xvii, 1872 Emblem, a dove.
BISHOP Beekwith- Faithful Workers."
Mis-, Jenn WIliiRk. II. Kings, iv., -.
Bishop Kemper-iI. Kings, xiii 81.
Bishop John A. Paudork-Col. Cantwen
st. Luke VII, y Is Emblem, a cross.
Bi-h0p S. Elliott tbann r cla3S)-MIs5 Mary
Ellis ST. Matthew tx, q 2j.
Bishop BoOne-Mrs. DUPONT. St. John XII,
40 Al.
Bishop Robt. Gray-"sient Workers."
Miss kennedy. ST. Matthew xxi, 81 SO.
Bishop Selwyn-Mlss 3. ). owens. Acts
tx, 30.
Bishop Mackenzic-Mrs. sagurs Acts Xxx,
10. Emblem, a cross.
Bishop Boone, Jr.-Mrs George FcnWck
Jones. ST. john y, % $50
Bishop VIII ms. of Japan-"Little Branch
e-,' Mis- Emily Lawtou. 81. John Al, 43-2l-
% Emblem, branch
Bishop P4ttarson-Mrs. Freeland. 1. Kings,
Bishop Clarkson-Yliss Mary Lawton. l.
corinthians. XIV; l'-li-2 20. Emblem. "a cross.
Bishop Payue-''Chl dren OF Purlty,n NJ SIS
McLaws |. Thcs salomans, w., 1914.
The following are the names of classes
and teachers only, in addition TO the fore
going;
Henry Hartyn-Capt. johnson.
bishop otey - Mss Lizzie Henderson.
Psalms. xCvin., 3.
Bishop Tuttle-"Little Branches" Miss
Annie Wlllnk.
Bishop MISREPRESENTATION of the Heavenly
King Miss Mary a owens.
Bishop Scott-''Messcngers OF the Cove
nant.n Miss Jennie Johnston. Malachi. no s..
Bishop K. W. B. ElllO.t-Miss VI ary Elliott.
Whlem. q SICKLE.
Bishop Raudall-AI IS l. HE Hts.
Bishop Fleld-"Armur Bearers Miss Kate
Hahersham.
Bishop Broughton- Miss Mary Sa gurs. Em-
blen, nay OF the valley
Bishop Mllman- Miss Lila Sore ven. Em-
blem, cross.
Arehdeacon. Klrkby dnfant cis,s). Miss Cal
lie Ellis.
The last class was 50 larre Ia Il 10 had
10 be devided into eight divisiO ms under
the tuition of the Misses simmons uatch,
Maecaw, DYER, Clarke, McAlpin, john
stpn and G. y. Ellis.
After the recitttiOus the scha N sang
behold the lldllowed Place" hen Or.
Boone delivered short address D. which
h" reminded the pupils that ou Good
FRIDAY they saw e cross cover al with
thorus, but that ON Easter day th oy saw
"a cross shining with golden 81 'lendor,
pointing 10 the cross presented 10y Capt.
iattnall, ana suggestive OF the rising OF
Christ from the daud.
The schDOl Then auuu tXVbf th sr ro