The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-11
NOR IT. END.
Children'J Day Appropriately ob'erv d
in MANY OF tho Churobaa


rhe North End office Of the SCRANToN
TRIBUNE 10 located at the Lewis Drug store,
where subscriptions, advertisements and com
munications Will receive prompt attention.
Caildren's Sunday was observed with
great success ut various Providence
churches.
Atthe Puritan Congregational church
the decorations We're most artistically
carried out and shows great taste upon
the ladies in charge. In lhe afternoon
responsive services Were held. in which
Rev. d. A. Evans and the Sunday
school superintendent Edward Lewis.
took part. Solos were rendered wita
great taste by Mary Edwards.
ElSar Richards and Eha Henry,
and AN interesting address was given
by tho pastor. Ia the evening the an
tnems. "Ths Joyful" aud Lift Up
Your Heads" were rendered by the
choir and ref h'cted great credit upon
the conductor, Griffith r. Davies. Miss
Annie Reese presided at the organ with
ncr accustomed skill. The services
were conducted by Edward Lewis. The
rest Of the programme, which was ex-
cellentiy rendered was as follows:
Solos-Misses Mary Edwards, Emma
Humphrey, Hattie e words, M,sg.e
Davis. Mrs. j, I. L wis. H. H. \.
Jones. The Quartetle of G. r. Davies
and party deserves special mention, as
also does the trio by Professor Prothe-
roe and party.
At tho Providence Presbyterian
church the decorations were exquisite
and showed excsllent taste in their AZ.
rangement, under the supervision OF
Superintendent II. II. Mexican. Miss
Ruth Jackson presided at the organ
and Professor J. j. Davies, musicrl
bachelor, conducted. The chief musi.
cnl features Were the anthems, "Praiss
the Lord" by the choir, which, as
well US the anthem and guartette,
in Humble Faith and Holy
Love" WAS exceedingly we'll
rendered. Special mention should
be made OF the auartette, The
Rachaul Morn" composed by the con-
dnctor and sung By Misses Laverna
Mitchell, Catherine Gabriel, T. j.
Davies and p. II. Warren. The quar-.
tvtte. when | Can Make Ny Title
Clear" was also ably rendered by the
same party. The other chief mum bOrs
We're the solo. 20, Can the Eternal"
Ivy William Evans. and The Promised
Land" by Miss Mitchell. The off4r-
ings for the day were $40, for Sunday
school work in the west and southern
states.
At the Welsh Baptist church the
services last evening were carried ous
almost exclusively to the little ones.
1t is no eXsggeration to state that
their work was perfect. Very careful
and anxious work must have been un-
dertaken to bring out the highly cred
table results. Recitations were given
given by Maggie f. Jones, Kora Rob
erts, Lulu Sims. Lizzie Williams, Mag
gle Turning, Bertha Sims, Ell. Jones
A. Morgan. In the musical portion
the solo By very little girl,
Lizzie Edmunds, "See They Are
Coming" was by special re
quest repeated; the congregation stood
to testify their appreciation. Ths
following were excellently sung by the
childr-n's choir: 20 Worship the
King, " BLESSED Creator" Our Dty
of Flowers" Room for tho Flower. "
Take Us Gentle Saviour" Lift u
Your Eyes Ye People" Jesus kim
Most Wonderful. An interesting in-
terlule was colloquy between the
pastor and various members AS to the
origin, history aud Object of the Child
rens' Sunday. The R.v. W. f. Davies
conducted the services, and Miss Mag
gle j. Jones was the accompanist.