The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-02
THE CHILDREN'S PARADE.
Details Of the Sunday School Cele-
bration ON Thursday.

The thirty-sixth anniversary and an
nual parade of the Jersey City Sunday
schools will occur Thursday afternoon,
June 5. Elijah S. Cowles will act as
Grand Marshal. For the schools north
of the Pennsylvania Railroad William R.
Macdonald win be the marshal, and the
schools south of the railroad viii be mar
shaled by Henry j. Grouse.
The following marshals and aids have
been appointed for subdivisions: South
Reformed Sunday School; w. J. Machin,
Trinity NJ e. Sunday School; William NJ.
Rouse, First Baptist and j. w. Purner,
Hedding M. E. Sunday Schools; George
S. Ogg, Scotch Presbyterian; Robert
Anderson, Second Reformed and Frank
3, Blake, First congregational.
North of the railroad, First Division
John c. Inwright, marshal; W. r. Cole,
George B. Ludlum, f. w Goetschoos
and E. S. DegrudeF. aids Second Djvi-
sion-F. J. Austin, marshal; T. s. Reed,
Charles A. Dellere and Augustus Crevel-
ling, aids.
THE ASSEMBLY.
By the grand marshals orders the
schools will assemble at their respective
churches at two o'clock of the afternoon
named. to take part in the parade. Each
school will move promptly from its as
sembly rooms so as to be in line by Gwen-
ty minutes to four O'Clock. The aids will
be at the head of their schools and report
to the marshal as soon as they are in line.
and see that the marshaps directions are
carried out.
Upon the arrival of each school at the
reviewing stand the aids will turn out,
placing themselves on the right of the
marshal, rejoining their school after it
has passed the reviewing stand.
II the day proves stormy the schools
will hold their exercises in their respec-
tive churches and the parade be dispensed
with. Citizens are requested to decorate
their houses along the line of march.
SOUTH OF THE RAILROAD.
The parade will form in Van Worst
Park in the following order:-Free Re-
Hedding M. E., First Baptist, Scotch
Presbyterian and First Congregational
Sunday Schools.
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD.
Ministers and guests will review the
parade at the residences of Mr.. J. G. l..
Crawford, No, JeTssy avenue, ;i;iss.: n Mr.
T. Y. D. Skillman, No 632 Jersey avenue.
The schools will form as follows
First Diyision--John G. Inwright, mar
shall, Centenary Sunday Scnool, St.
Paul's NJ. E., Grace p. e. and Zion NJ. e.
Sunday Schools, on west side of Jersey
avenue, right resting on south side of
Seventh street.
Second Division--F Austin, marshal.
North Baptist, Bethel Union, Second
Presbyterian, Unsectarian Mission and
Park Reformed Sunday schools.
The two divisions will move abreast up
Jersey avenue TO south outside walk of
Hamilton Park. The first division will
wheel to the left, and second division to
the right The first division will march
to southwest entrance of the park, then
through diagonal walk to outer circle;
wheel to left, moving in circle to upper
diagonal walk; wheel again to left,
emerging from northwest entrance of
the park; wheel to the right and move
along northern, outside walk to Jersey
avenue, and thence to Eighth street. The
second division will perform correspond
ing evolutions on the east side of the
park. Both divisions will then move
abreast through Jersey avenu e to Second
street, where the schools will be dis
missed
SOUTH OF THE RAILROAD.
The line of march Of schools south of
the railroad will be through Barrow
street gate of Van Worst Park, Jersey
avenue; Wayne street to the west side Of
Jersey avenue, down Jersey avenue to
south side of York street; thence to Bar
row street and dismiss
Ministers and guests will review the
parade at tine residence OF Mr.. Washing
ton Belt, No. 46S Jersey avenue.