Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-13
CHILDRENS DAY.
Its Observance at the First NJ r..
and Wesley Chapel Churches.

anu wesley Chapel Churches.
The services al the First NJ. e. Church
yesterday morning were entirely devoted
to Children's Day. A large stage was
erected over the chancel connecting 1t
with the pulpit platform. Upon this
were placed beautiful ported plants and
cut flowers. and garlands of evergreen
were suspended from the chandeliers
The exercises opened with Welcome
Greeting" by the school. followed by an
invocation by the Superintendent, Mr.. j.
II. Hopkins The programme. an
esting one. consisting of inter
songs, Rotations. &c was as follows !.
Scripture Recitation, Basil Buck; Sing
Ing, Battle March" school, recitation,
Fear unto Fear, "Goldie Parlett. singing,
Heart Bells" Infannt class recitation.
bible Bees" singing. Duet and Chorus
The Grand Eyangel;" recitation and
Chorus. Days of June" Infant class;
recitation, Sunlight in Heart, Infant
class; singing. THE Lord is Great"
Dialogue. Hope of the World" singing,
merry Little Robin" Infant class; reel
tation, Ready for Duty" Infant class;
singing. "Solo and Chorus. 'Glory Is the
Theme" dialogue. "Christian Armor;"
singing, "BeIdie's Song" Nettie Parlett
and Infant class; recitation. Daisy
Days" Berta Jefferson; singing, His
Tender Care" recitation, "Buttercups
Maud and Edna Feldmeyer; recitation
and chorus. Happy Voices" Infant
class; singing. trio The Open Portal, !"
DIR. George T. FeldmeYer, A. Carter and
Miss MISREPRESENTATION Rosy Hours"
Infant class; singing. "Festal Days"
school; recitation. "Inasmuch. Berdie
Hall and Kate Parlett AT the cOnclus-
ion of the programme the pastor. Rev.
w. l.. Mcdowell, made an address, set
ting forth the object of Children's Day,
and expressing the disposition of the
funds raised on this occasion After
which each class was called upon to con
tribute their amount. The collection
from the Sunday School amounted to
$5S.23. Last year the school contribu-
ted $6S.4S. Last year this church stood
second in the Baltimore Conference and
fourth in the whole offerings of Chill
dren's Day In the General Conference.
WESLEY CHAPEL CHURCH.
AT night the services at Wesley Chapel
Church were entirely devoted to Child
ren's Day. A stage platform was erect
ed in front of the pulpit, upon which
were a number of beautiful potted plants
and cut flowers, and garlands of ever
green we're suspended from the pillars
of the pulpit. The exercises were open
ed with the welcome song Sunshine In
the Soul" followed by an invocation by
the pastor. The programme, composed
of songs and recitations was as follows:
Singing, Beautiful Robes" Recita-
ton, "The Bible" by James Robinson;
solo, 1.-The Wonderful Country" by Mrs.
Rosa Minnick; Recitation, Entering
In by Daisy Carr; solo, Mighty to
Save" by Maggie Russell; Recitation,
zone Year in Heaven, "by Sallie Phillips;
singing Gathering Home;" recitation,
1.-THE story of Grumble Tone" by John
Wood; recitation Keep on Trying" by
Walter Martin; singing, "Once More"
recitation, "Whoseever." by Bertha
Wood; singing, Joy Bells, by six young
people; address by the pastor Rev. Wat
ton Case; singing, "Glory to Jesus, He
Saves" Collection; Doxology; Benedic-
ton.
The Sunday schools of Baldwin Me-
mortal church at Cross Roads and at
Nichols Memorial at Odenton, celebrated
Children's day yesterday.