Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-27
CALVARY BAPTIsT'S BANQUET.
The sunday school Officers and Teachers
Assemble i'm the Boston House.

The sunday school Officers and Teachers
Assemble in the Boston House.
There we're wisdom and wit. music. mirth and
fea-ting ia the sky psFlOr of the Boston House
FRIDAY night. for the second annua! banquet
of the Calvary BAPTIST sunday school was held
there. Present were most of the officers and
teachers of the school. together with represent
aiives from their mission schools-a total of l26
Ladies and gentlemen. Palms and tulips and
roses increased the attractive ness of the always
attractive and ;acious rooms.
Two hcurs were passed socially. when the
workers repaired to the banquet room and &C.
eUpied another hour at the table. The toasts
followed. Superintendent 7. III. Bristow intro
ducIng the speakers:
Mr.. III. ". Fitz spoke OF 1.-The Scholar. the
Link. the Word The teacher he said. is the
link. He should have knowledge. tact. love:
should always be loaded: present the truth IN
language each pupil can understand. With one
hand pointing the way. the other should lead
the student therein
Mrs Kate A. Stickney told in n witty wav of
FIRST DAYS III the Sunday School" The first
one wa5 great Gay TO her; great preparation
was required: the awe Of the student on enter
ing the school has nerer since been surpassed
bN any later event The motto the wall.
Scatter Smiles, has been her talisnIan ever
since.
he contrast made by Congressman PAYNE
AID % Today as dream to his Younger
listeners. bat a perfect likeness OF the olden
days 10 the seniors. Any room good
enough for the school in tie old days he said
We went 20 the garrett or the cellar -
the body of the church TOO good. The
superintendent used 20 occupy nalf an hour.
] can never forget how he always began: Il will
row proceed to I,.unlb-ste the lesson. Nearly
all OF our library books told cf a good boy
who alwa-s diet Young: :he teachers cane un-
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their inner consciousness. To-day the charac-
te-istics of the school are devotion. enthusiasm
Bible clubs. finest Oi workshops, pastors in the
icaG.
incentives" was Mr.. II. II. KimbaIrs
text These are the chief: I mon. wayerinS.
10 hesitsrng. loyalty. fai;hfuIness. steadfast-
hes. soul saving. heart growth.
d. =. ". '':eg"rys picture Of SUNDAY
Schools III Other Lands" vas a revelation to all
who have uC.er been there.
''Ail the schools saw there were for the
poorer rls-~ts.' he said. They have none
hke ours IN hInCTlcG.wlere all ciasses OF people
attend. In n"le 1t those did find n member
a. parliament or a ID. D.. nor ! " OodwHrd ire
feTTIng ." Mr. Woodward. the head OF the Ro--
tn House. MAY he hong live to work with
IL
lr-. 7. W. CleTnOns enlarged upon .'Our So
eisi Relations There Is deal q. winsone re-
hsioH Ia warm haEd.hakc. she believed
Reveal 10 cthurs Onlv happy counteuances. BE
rcirhbC- 70 somebody. seek out the quiet ones
Aad the strangers. No place Tor wall flowers in
CALVARY. cur Bible Club j. a social center
Make Calvary school = socIal center a. Calvary
tLg-cn : religious ceuter.
10. IA. kcIdau Of Boston. a former superiu-
tesdeGt. va free lance. He spoke entertain
iugiS " o'her DAYS ami how Tod alvays raised
~ the ~ish' mea FOR vacant places IN school and
th;sscE WurA.
Ety. Dr. Greene. the pastor CLOSED with a
lc1 ahead OF The siSLs 81 Promise. lie