Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-04
A TEACHERS TEA.
Pleasant Meeting Of Calvary Sunday
School Instructors.

Pleasant Meeting Of Calvary sunday
school Instructors.
At Calvary Baptist Sunday school house
last evening a teachers tea" brought to-
gether most Of the officers and teachers
of that fiourishing school.
After pleasant social greetings IN the
library the teachers were invited into the
larger room, where were set a number Of
small tables. The room was tastefully
decorated and brilliantly lighted. After
grace had been said by the Rev. Mr.. Bliss
chocolate was served with the necessary
accomplishments.
Mr. p. H. Bristow, superintendent OF the
school. acted as master Of ceremonies and
after the material feast had been disposed
OF called upon Mr.. +. H. Stickney TO tell
OF the People We Meet on Vacation" Miss
Anna Bell. the newly elected president Of
Calvary's Christian Endeayor Society. told
how the great strike had failed to dampen
In any degree the enthusiasm of the En-
deavorers at Cleveland Things I Saw
Between the Hub and st. John" was the
subject OF q very witty talk by Mr.. W. w.
Everett MY Thoughts OF the Ocean,
were finely portrayed by Mr.. F. L. Stick
ney.
Miss Lydia Marshall spoke in an enter
tanning manner Of her stay Among New
Hampshire Hills" and Judge l. r. Smith
told how Calvary Baptist school was q
center toward which many pleasant and
helpful influences gravitated. Mr.. w. M.
Shand was down upon the program to tell
about those who Travel by Sea-" On &C
count OF the lateness of the hour he made
his remarks about as brief as the appear
ance OF iandsman on deck during Q
storm.
Mr. Bristow then read q very bright
poem, entitled THE Stay-at- Homes"
The closing response of the evening was
made by DIR. Greene. who told in q harm
ing manner Of his visit TO the home OF his
boyhood. In closing his remarks Dr.
Greene spoke eloquently Of the great op-
portunities for usefulness which were open
to the teachers at Calvary.
During the evening Miss Matte Bart
lett rendered vocal solo, entitled
..Nymphs and Shepherds" and Mrs. p. ".
Bum gave a piano selection
Those present were as follows:
DIR. and Mrs. S. Ii. Greene, p. H. Bris-
tow, NJ. NJ. Shand. w. w. Everett. J. NJ.
Buzzell. H. III. Kimball. r. c. Gatta, ID.
A. Chambers. c. II. Ruoff, S. T. Smith, E.
w. Bliss. Mrs. Bum. Mr.. Hebberd, F. c.
! Bliss, Miss Tucker. Miss Helen McKeever,
Miss Bertha Bristow. Miss Mabel Vaughn,
Mr. Holmes, Mr.. Fawcett Miss Mabel
Stickney. Miss Rosemond Stickney, q. r.
Cole. Miss Anna ]. Bell Mrs. E. w Bliss.
Miss NJ. Buckingham. Mrs. ID. A. Cham
bers, Mrs. F. w: Clemens. E. b. Curtis.
Miss Mary II Diver. DIR. and Mrs. ID. s.
Foster. Mrs. w. NJ. ellison, ]. L. Hazard
and Miss Hazard, Mrs. c. s. PrfndIe. Mrs.
| j. H. Robinson, l.. r. Smith, r. ii. Stick
ney. A L. swartwout F. w. Vaughn. Miss
Bliss. Miss Mary E. Bond. Miss n. B.
Browne. Louis w. Cali. Miss Mary c. Carr,
Mrs. A b. Chapman. Albert A. Clemens.
Miss r.. A Davidson. Mrs. ]. T. Davis.
Miss Lulu II. Diver. I. 4. Gilbert Miss 81.
Hewlett. Miss NJ. NJ. Hewlett, Mrs. Chas.
Loucks. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McKnew,
| J. II. Mothershead, Mrs. Edward Mower.
Miss Alice NJ. Prentiss. Miss Ivah Rich.
ards. Miss Grace s. Silvers, Miss ]. NJ.
Searle. Miss Ada q. Stone. Miss Annie
Wayland. Miss Z. Pauline Wise. Miss An
ME Forbes, Miss NJ. Il. Hail. Miss Nellie
Hanley, Miss Eva L. Hatch. Miss Maggie
Hoover, Mrs. w. X. King, Miss Bertha
! Loucks, Miss Mary I. McKeever. Miss y.
=. Montagu. Miss Grace C. Penney Miss
Lena Pollock, Miss NJ. A. Roberts, Miss
H. A. Suckney and Miss II. A Swartwout.