The evening world., 1894-05-25
THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2s. 1894
No. g. De kaib Avsnus Msthcdist-Episeopsi.
Alouxo Fostsr Rup~riutfndent

No. n De kaib Aysnue hsthodist-Epissopsl
Aionso Foster. Superintendent
The ocean Hill divisions parade ground
en. MarsSs PSp Evans had
eight schools and 1900 scholars. The In
| door exercises were to be held at
Beecher Memorial Congregational. Ocean
st. Timothy's Episcopal Churches.
The. Heights division, marshalled by
Dwight Studwell, was to parade on
street, and on Clinton street. from Full
ton to State street. 1t consisted of sew
enteen schools and 5000 scholars.
The church exercises were to be att
Plymouth Church. Orange street, near Henry
R'y. Howard :, Bliss. director OF EXERCISE; Rev.
msrshsrs aid; Misc Margaret 8. Morse, organ
H. pymoatR No. D3ssi% e. ssh 'ss' No. ii MSyaov @
Missione Dello spirito ssncto, 20 Front street.
First Presbyterian Church Henry street. near
way. marrhals aid; r.. Huntington woodman.
To 49, fTfis%T BfGs. stree, SS c re %a cAiff r
sands stree, Memorial Church, Henry street,
corner Clark-A. II. Thorn. director OF exercises
| Col, Alexander $. Bacon, speaker; W. J. Reast.
marshnls aid; 4. l.; schultz; musical director.
Memorial N. r.: No 20. Concord Baptist
Reformed Church on the heigh,s; Pie.repon,
Maria c. saries organIst; Frederick sammis
marshals aid; Albert Lascombe, musical director
william N. Barlow. cornetist. No. L. First Bap
tist; No: So Bethany Chapel; Reformed Church
on the Heights.
Second l,I Presby,erian Church Remsen street
o D, Giikes mnrshsfs aid: Il. H. BARLEY, mu.
ps'srs s" SIs'l No. g. s aor.ss .,o' Ss'1 aos First
Church Of the Pilgrims Henry street corner
| Rpmspn-N "a Ch.ttpndpn director Of eXerciseR
Evert Jansen Wendell speaker; II. d. Atwster
r.. m,Ishai,s ,,d! Harry Rowe Shelley ssa. GTsa
Presbyterian: No. ~. Church Of the Pilgrims.
The Arlington division, composed Of ter
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 Indoor exercises were to be held ir
ormeS East End Baps MsndrS Stree
Baptist, Andrews NJ. e. and Zion @, e
| churches
The stuyvsssaaant ssaaan ,,I division, nineteer s,s
rade on stuyyesant avenue, between
Monroe and McDonough streets. Tht
reviewing stand was at Jefferson ave
nue.. and Joseph p. Davenport was thu
The exercises were to be held at th'
Lewis Avenue Congregational, Calvar!
Baptist, Greene Avenue Baptist. Levi
avenue SoHPTtBdtio1ai, Jone5 w. Il
Avenue Congregational churches.
The Carroll Park division, comprising
thirteen schools and 1000 scholars, Isaa
b. Lewis, marshal, was to parade ol
Clinton street, from President to Con
gress street.
Tne indoor exercises were to be he'll
as follows:
South Congressional Church. Court street. col
ner of President-T. l.. Johnson. director OF ex
srcises: Rev. W. f. Smith. speaker: Waite
organist. No. 60, St. Matthews English Luth
eran; No. ~. Warren Street NJ, E.; swcdis
| Evangelical Lutheran.
Christ Church, Clinton street. corner Harriso
f. G. Warner director Of exercises; Rev. Fran
J. Goodwin, speaker; J. W. Mackey. marshal
gregational; No. 1870, Fourth Place Mission.
ST. Matthew English Lutheran Church. Amt
street, corner Clinton-Walter II. Green. directt
OF exercises; Rev r. II. Stoddard speaker; "
r. Hopkins. marshals aid; @. p, Bancker o
ganist. No. Is. Strong Place Baptist; No. Z
Tabernacle Baptist.
Strong Place Baptist Church. Strong place an
Degraw street-H. s. Christian. director OF 9,
ercises: DR.. X. 8. Pardinston. Rev. w. @, Steel
speakers; II. C. Hutchinson. marshal's aid; Mi
NJ. e.. Norwegian NJ. E.. No. II, st. Pauls NJ.
Shining Light Mission.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Clinton sire,
and First place-Rev. J. r. l.. Neshett, direct,
R. Orr. marshaIs aid; A. Miidenberg, orsanis
No. lio. Christ Church Chapel; No. S. Churt
OF Our Saviour.
At the conclusion OF the parade tn
| children OF each school were to b
marched back to their meeting plac,
where, light refreshments were to b
served.