Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-02
PARADE and PICNIC
OF the Various Sunday Schools
of This City.
A GREAT JULY DEMONSTRATION

sunday School workers and Scholars
wnl Be in Line-whsrs the Schools
VIII Form sports In the Park.
The Sunday school parade and jubilee
tomorrow promises to be the biggest
thing of the kind ever seen IN Whining.
ton. More schools have taken an lnter
est this year and it is oxpsoted that a
greater number will turn cut. In the
parade last year there were 5000 per
Suns ard 10 Is expected that 5000 will |
turn ont to morrow.
The route is much shorter this year !
and this ls one very favorable change. |
/ The programs have been printed and |
Sunday schools desiring them can obtain |
them tonight by sending to the resi-
dence Of Howard T. Wallace, No ITO
| Washington street. The first division
will form on Eleventh street, west OF
| Market, as follows:
Hanover Presbyterian, Asbury NJ. f.
aud Second Baptist Sunday schools,
Eleventh street west OF Market street
First Presbyterian aud st. PGul's M. L.
on Eleventh west Of Orange. Unien 81
b. and Olivet Presbyterian on Eleventh
west OF TatnRll Mt Lebanon and Mt
Scott NJ. H. on Eleventh west Of Wash
ington P B. Ayars is division marshal.
The second division. In charge of
Elwood Craig, will form on Jefferson
street, south Of Delaware svenEe, in the
following order: Central PresbYtsrla1,
Rodney Presbyterian snd Brandy wine
M. T., on Jefferson. south OF Delaware
evenue; German Baptist. Epworth NJ
e., Delaware Avenue Baptist, Grace
a.. e.. on Jefferson, south OF Tenth
West Presbyterian and Madeley ~ e,
jefferson, south OF Ninth
Third division forms on West street
south OF Eleventh, B b Bogia tivisioe
marshal. as follows: Riddles Chapel,
! Kingswood NJ T., Church Of the Cove
nanr, West south Of Eleventh First NJ
p, siverbrook, Church Of Rsdeemer,
! Wesley n e. West south o. Tenth.
Cookmen NJ. Z swedish Baptist. Har
1 | rison Street NJ E East Lake M h d.
Sunday j. B.oaEfast Association, West
south Of Ninth.
, Tie fourth division, NJ. D Croeaon,
! division marshal, will form on Washing
! ton street, south ef Eleventh This
. | division consists of wagons carrying
baskets
, Signal for the start.
a Thves cannon will be fred from Court
. House lawn The FIRST a. o'clock
y second at 9 3 and taigd az 8 % o'clock,
at which moment the parade will move
Il Tie following are the omcers who will
4 march at the head OF the various Sunday
g schools:
It Hsnovsr-Rsv. lafayette Marks, d
n D., pastor; 7. X. Porter, superintendent
s A. j. Run ford. marshsll.
+ Agbury-kev. John Il. Howard, D. d.
pastor; J. Elmer Perry, superintendent
Frank Willing, Marshall.
Second Baptist-sRsy. S. Mecser
/, pastor; Alfred Gawshrop superinten
dent; Edward Gibson, marshal
First Presbyterian-Rev. J R Mill
Is gan pastor; Howard T. Wallace, super
e intendent J Frank Mccoy, marshal
is st. Paul Rev. 4. E. Terry. pastor
g Joseph Pyle and A L. Dubell, super
e intendent; S. Il Baynard. marshal
Z Un'on-Rev. John d @ Eauna, pastor
~ A. ". Hysore, superintendent; j. C.
3 Hindson, marshal.
l. Olivet-David McHeAry. superintond
/ ent y. f Curiett, marshal
Mt. Salem-Rev. s. NJ Morgan, pastor
J. S. Benson, superintendent; r. ID
y Roberts, marshal
g scott-Rev. Robert Wait, pastor
7: Thomas J. O'Danel. superlntsndent Al
ID oms Davis, marshal
y Central-Rev w. p Swartz. pastor
70 W. x Crosby, superintendent; & ii
y Whiteley, marshal.
Rodney Street-Rev w. Fredericl
Lewis. pastor; Thomas EcCorkle. super
# inteudont; Frank Stout, marshal
~ German Baptis5-Rsv. A. p Min
a bastor; Adolph Kirn, superintendent
r John II Muhlhausan, marshal
h Epworth--Rev. l.. w LRyEeld, pastor
: Jskn White, ST., superintendent; Elme
n L. Rldgway marshal
Delaware Avenue Baptiet-Rev. w. A
Wallng, pastor; p. B. Ayars, superin-
teudent; C A. Cline, marshal
Graee-Rev. Merritt Hulburd, d. d.
IS minister; Charles w. Pussy, superin
10 tendent; Enooh Moore, marshal
2 West-Rev a n Kelgwiu, pastor
James Baird uPerintendent; William e
n Hoffman, marshal.
d Madeley-Rev. d. +. Waddell, ID. D.
pastor John T. Magee, superintendent
Robert J. Hills, marshal
Riddles Chapsl-Rsv. NJ Morgan
Or pastor Richard W Brown, superinten
et dent; Newton p Watmouth msrshsl.
VI KiDgswood Rev. Henry 5 Dulaney
as pastor; George w food, superinten
m cent Charles n McKaig, Marshal.
Oovenant-Rsv. O. T. Hendricks
pastor; Neal Oonly and B. D Bogia
= supeFinlendents; A. f. HaberGckeI
| marseol.
h Fir5b Methodist Protestant-Rsv. I
CO L. Jester, paster; Charles p. Minor
suporinteudent
" lverbrook-Rev W. A. Wise, pastoi
IN A. w Brileiy. superintendent; James
b, Ratledge, superintendent.
sr Rsdeemer Rev. Thomas j. Mason pa
H. tor and superintendent; George Cool
marshal.
N. Wssley-Rev. John B. Qulgg, pasto
,a z r. 0roas, superintendent
.w Cookman-Rsv. William L. Whit
~ pastor, Charles Bsadenkopf saperil
tendsnt and marshal.
Swedish Baptist Rev. August Rohr
ZEN strom, pastor, superintendent and ma
AZ sbal.
ess Harrison Street-Rsv. F Burget
ay' Short, pastor; Howard l.. George supe
eV' intendent; David Curlett, marshal.
East L2ke Methooiss Episcepal-ke
ish John France pastor; w. n Keen, sune
ger intendent; WILDER " Harris, marshal