The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-05
VAN WORST PARK DIVISION.

The Scotch Presbyterian Sunday School
and the John Knox Sunday School as
| sembled in the Scotch Church at two o'clock.
| Addresses were made by Pastors Mitchell
| and Houston and recitations were given BY
a number of the pupils At 8. 10 o'clock
| both schools fell in line and marched to Van
| Worst Park, where they had the right of
| line. Richard Nevers, the superintendent
| of the Sunday School, and the following
| teachers were in charge Mrs. McDougall,
| Mrs Lawson. Misses Anderson. Simon,
Miller, Young, Mary Mckenzie, Kelly, Hop
kins Hallnan and Jessie Mitchell, Messrs
Blelioch, Sims, McRae. CORY, Maxwell and
Rodson.
The Hedding NJ E. Sunday School had as
their guests the Bethesda Baptist School.
Both schools assembled in Hedding Church
at two O'Clock and enjoyed an excellent pro
gramne which was participated In by Hazel
| Newkirk. Lillian NJ and Genevieve Burke,
| Oracle Drew, Rev. Dr. Baldwin of st.
| Luke's Church, Newark; Victor Daab, Vim
cent Daab, Louis Kuntz, Charles Perrine,
| Charles Mcdonald, Frank Eptring, Peter
Kuntz, Willie Kent, Harry Prescott,
| Edith Newkirk and Clarence Wilson,
| EsteIle Miller, Arthur Barber, Alice Max
| field, Laura Timmins, Victor Daab, Louis
! Kuntz, Annie Mitchell, Belle Ovens, Harry
Drew, Susie Sands; Richard Ovens and
| Vincent Daab.
The two schools, with over 600 children in
| line left the church at 3:20 o'clock and
marched to their position in the line. The
| officers of Hedding Sunday School, who
were in charge are:-Superintenden Mr..
| j. V. Forster; Assistants, I. A. Lowe and
| DR.. s. W. Clark; Treasurer, c. +. Stevens;
! Secretary, Miss Clara Hanson, Librarian,
Mr. NJ Eisenhart, and the teachers, Misses
| Jean Morrow. Emma Backus, Ida Lewis,
Emma Ward Lizzie Hughes, Mesdames
| Greenwald, Martin, Morrow, Wall, Hatcher,
White, Jackson, Kingsbury, and Messrs.
| Blauvelt, Kingsbury. Stevens Mat
thews, Sours Couse, Hall, Esterbrook
and Mccarthy. Primary Department,
Miss Minnie Backus, Superintendent;
assisted by the following teacners:- Misses
Florence Couse, Carrie Gopsill, Josie Cop
| sill, Lane, Ida Jackson, Mamie Derver,
Bloom, Prime, Ada MaxAeld, Edna Hall,
Kathryn jackson, Mrs Yale and Miss
Matthews.
The Tabernacle Sunday had over 900
children in line, every one OF whom carried
a small white flag, feStooned with ribbons.
each class having It's own color. The white
dresses OF the girls and the rich colored ban
| ners made q, beautiful contrast, and the sight
was pretty one Before the parade an ex-
cellent programme was presented IN the
church by the entertainments commlttee,
which consisted of Mrs. Dougherty, Miss
Nav Bunce and Mr. Richard Dale. The
entertainment was given by Viola Puster.
Ethel Datz, Eta Anness, Frieda kahlert,
and Ida Henniger. The church was grace
fully festooned with eyergreens, and Pas
tors Scudder and Wells carefully, looked af-
ter their charges
There were no special services In Trinity
NJ E. Sunday school. 204 scholars were in
line headed by Pastor Krantz who, though
not fully recovered from his recent indisposi-
tion. marched part of the ways with his
school In the absence OF +. s. Pitter, Su-
perintendent of the Sunday school. the
<,I,t Il aa lp1 hu n. n
Hall and these teachers:-MIs. Peters, Mrs.
Backus. Miss Brien, Mrs Cole.
Miss Creepen, Miss Bennett Miss Ross,
Miss Stewart, Miss Taft, Mrs. Teepe. Mrs.
Miller Charles Hastings, =. Stansfield, w.
r. Sagwell, Joseph Peters. The school car
ried the handsome banner presented to them
short time ago by Lebbeus Ward.
The children of the Free Reformed Sunday
School met In the church at two O'Clock and
enjoyed several recitations and solos by the
scholars, singing by the entire school, and
an address by the Rev. Charles L. Clists pas
tor OF the church. At fifteen minutes past
three O'Clock the school, headed by the Free
| Reformed Church Drum and Fife Corps, left
the church and marched to their
place in the line. The Sunday school
banner, handsome blue silk one was proud
| 1y carried by one of the young men, James
| c. Lindsay. superintendent of the school,
and his assistant, George Bryan, together
with these teachers were in charge:-Miss
Melosh, Miss Nettie Lindsay, Miss Sophie
Meschutt, Miss Yates, hrs. VIM. Bennett,
| Miss Craig Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss VIII
son, VIM. Z. Francis. Jacob Kegelman and
Samuel Sterling The school had 300 child
rem in line
| III the First Baptist Church Superintend
ent Laws arranged an excellent programme
| for the benefit OF the children, which was
! participated in by the Rev. Theo. Heisig,
| Pastor: Sadie Step, Hugh c. Emmett, Miss
MAY Cutler, Meta Hoffman and Hugh G.
| Emmett.
| The church was prettily decorated with
flags and banners and presented an inspiring
| sight. Over $50 children were present. At
| 355 O'Clock the school marched to their place
| the following officers and teachers of the
Sunday School Superintendent, VIM. NJ.
Laws; Assistant Superintendent, E, Fl.