The evening world., 1894-05-25
THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY IS. 1884.


No. 50. d. Kaib Avenue Methodist Episcopal.
Aionso Poster. superintendent
The Ocean Hill division $ parade ground
Stone avenue. Marshal Philip Evans had
eight schools and 1900 scholars. The in
door, exercises. were to be held at
Hin ItcformeA Russell Place NJ. E. and
st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Churches.
The Heights division. m~arshalled by
street, and on Clinton street. from Full
ton to State street. 1t consisted OF sew
enteen schools and 5000 sc1olars.
The church exercises were to be at:
Plymouth Church. Orange street. near Henry
n,"v, Howard :. Bliss, director, Of exercises. Rev,
II. NJ Gallagher. speaker charles " Hunter.
m'r'hai,s aid Miss Margaret $ Morse. orEan-
M,,s'ione beiio splrto ,snngto, 90 From, street,
cInrk-Jamcs Calender. dire tor OF exercises
Re-. Gayiord s. White. speaker; W G rroad-
Way TaGshsrs aid H. huGtlns'sn wG9am.p.
~ 1913. Bridge Street A. N. E.; No. 3. First
Presbyterian.
slnds stree, Memorial Church. Henry street.
corner ,Ciark-A D.; Thorn. director Of exercises
Cot Alexander 5. Bacon. speaker, W. j Eclst.
S SSr'S 3 yot I,d street "a, K n sIhgl' Il mp'' sCDS s'r s,tss;
Memorial N. d; No. 20. Concord baptist.
Reformed Church on the HEIGHTS pIcrrcDont
OF exercises; Rev. Cortland Myers. speaker. Miss
Maria G. sarles, orEanist Frederick sammis.
mArshals aid, Albert LascDmbe. musical director;
william N, barlow. cornetigt. No. I. First Dap
list. No. so, Bethany Chapel; Reformed Church
on the Heights.
second Presbyterian Church. Remsen street.
corner C~linton-Theodore Petit. director Of cx-
ercises Rev. ]. Douglas Adam. speaker; Percy
Peters :. T No. 81. Moravia"i NO los, FRS,
Church OF the Pilgrims. Henry street. corner
Remsen-S. D.. Ch:ttcnden, director Of exercises:
Evert Jansen Wendell. speaker; II. d. Atwater.
Presbyterian No. "a, Church OF the Pilgrims.
The Arlington division, composed Of ten
schools and $500 scholars Of the Twenty
sixth Ward. was to parade on Atlantic
avenue, Van Siclen avenue and Arlington
avenue to Elton street. with Charles p.
Davis as marshal.
the EbeneZer NJ. e. East New York Re
formed. East End Baptist, Hendrix Street
Baptist, Andrews NJ. e. and Zion G. L.
churches.
The S~tuyvesant division. nineteen
schools and 1900 children. was to pa
rade on Stuyvesant avenue, between
Monroe and McDonough streets. The
reviewing stand was Mt Jefferson ave
marshall.
The exercises were to be held at the
Lewis Avenue Conversational, Calvary
Baptist. Greene Avenue Baptist, Lewis
Avenue Congregational, Jones M. T.,
Grace Presbyterian m Rochester
Avenue Congregational churches.
The Carroll Park division, comprising
thirteen schools and 1000 scholars. Isaac
b.. Lewis. marshal. was to parade on
Clinton street, from President to Con
gress street.
The indoor exercises were to be held
as follows:
South Congregational Church. Court street. cor.
ner OF President-T. l.. Johnson, director OF ex-
ercises. Rev. w. r. Smith. speaker; Walter
Iurkanhacb u,aTahal'a aid. Tharlaa A nahpnnD
organist. No. 62, st. Matthews English Luth-
eran: No. a. Warren Street NJ. E: Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran.
Christ Church. Clinton street, corner Harrison
f. q. Warner. director OF exercises: Rev. Frank
J. Goodwin. speaker: j. w. Mackoy, marshal
aid; f. D.. Ford. organist. No. Il. South Con
gregational: No. 1870. Fourth Place Mission.
st. Matthew'S English Lutheran Church, Amity
street. corner Clinton-Walter II. Green. director
Of exercises. Rev +. II. %stoddard. speaker: W.
+. Hopkins, marshaI's aid; c. r. Bancker. or
ganist. No 2s. Strong Place Baptist: No. 7s
Tabernacle Baptist.
Strong Place Baptist Church. Strong place and
DeRraw street-H. s.. Christian. director OF ex-
ercises: DR.. Ii. S. Darlington, Rev. W. C. Steele.
speakers: r. C. Hutchinson. marshall aid: Miss
NJ, f.. Norwegian NJ. E.. No. n, st. Paal's NJ. f..
Shining Light Mission.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Clinton stree,
and First p~lace-Rev. J. X. L. Nesbett, director
OF exercises; Rev. A. r. Kinsolving. speaker
r. Orr, marshal's aid: A. Mildenberg, organist,
OF Our Saviour.
At the conclusion OF the parade the
children OF each school were to be
marched back to their meeting place
where light refreshments were to be
served,