The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-08
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 Children's Day Fxercises-- Grand Summer
 Fete To-day-NIr. Farren on for Chicago l -Other Notes.
 Chilren's day exercises will be held
 for the Sunday school of the Grand
 avenue Baptist church to-morrow even-
 ing. The program to be rendered Is en-
 titled "Garlands of Praise" arranged
 by Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce for the
 American Baptist Publication society.
 The members are as follows; Singing,
 congregation, "The Lord is in His Holy
 Temple; prayerfi by the pastor; scrip ture readings, school and congrega-
 tion; singing, "A Song of Welcome" by the school; recitation, "The First Children's Day" Nora Sage; singing,
 "They Sing a New Song" by the
 school; emblematic piece, "The Foun-
 tain of Life" Pilgrim, !" Mrs, Knowles;
 "Education," Grace Underwood; Am
 bition," Happy Hines; Wealth"
 Mamie Kanahan; Music" Lena Smith;
 Mercy" TIettie Hitchcock; "Angel,''
 Mabel Leight; recitation, "A Song of
 Summer" May Rowley; recitation, "A Deed and a Word,p Flessie Hubbard;
 singing, The Flowers of June" by the school; recitation, eThe Child at the Gate" Edith Fowle; primary depart ment exercises, concert recital; sing 1 ing, "rhe Lambs of Jesus, motion exercise, "TIow We Remember Our
 Bible verses,' eight little girls; recita-
 tion, Brave and True Allie Edmund son; singing, "June Bells" school; ad-
 dress, "The Field and the Forces of the American Baptist Publication So- ciety," Rev. Dr. Sage offerings for the society; singing, "MerIily March ing On" Tie committee consists of Charles D. Manwaring, Miss Hattie Hitchcock and Miss Ida Waters.
 This afternoon there will be held the children's summer fete, which is conducted annually for the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church on the lawn, of the church, ! The games are to include tennis, foot ball, croquet, and there will be swings, hammocks and other interesting feat ures for the younger children. At 5:30 the ladies will serve a spread In the evening the grounds will be illuminated and a concert will be held. Fine music will be given by Robinson's orchestra. 1 To the evening entertainment the pub lie is invited. The admission to the grounds will be ten cents. The commit l tees are intending to make this a first 1 class entertainment. The committees consist of: arrangements, E. D. Smith, 1 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, Mrs. George Bish- | op, Miss Hattie Denison: illuminations, | Mrs. E. D. Fowler Miss Josephine Brad | ley, Irving Hurlburt: ice cream, Mrs. l Franklin; table committee, teachers of | the Sunday school. This church will | observe children's day tomorrow. In | the morning there will be a choral ser vice and an address by the pastor. | Children who have attained the age of | seven years the present year will be | presented with Bibles. There will be | interesting exercises by the primary department, music by the Sunday school, solo by Mrs Brown and short address by the pastor.
 Beginning tomorrow and continuing until August 1, Sunday eventide ex- ercises at 6 o'clock will be held at the Grand avenue Congrega tional church in place of the usual Sunday evening service. There will be each evening fine musical program to in- clude choir and orchestral selections and a short address by the pastor.
 R. B. Barren will leave to-day for Chicago as a representative of the New England jurisdiction of the An cient Order United Workmen to the supreme lodge meeting. He will be absent about ten days and will also attend the annual meetings of the Ma tional Furniture association and the American Spring Bed manufacturers.
 C C Ar1nc /. a uefcto oY,t a,,ra,.;,,|a..,5 ! ent at the rubber shop, has hired cottage at Hotchl1iss grove and will ] occupy it with his family about June l5.
 P J. Roy has been cariyassine in the Eleventh ward and w. H. Huntley In the Twelfth ward for the Price & Lee Co. securing names for the new directory. The publishers are to intro- luce several new features in the new work, making it better than ever be- lore.
 Eight hundred sandwiches. sixty-two caves of cake box of lemons and i've hundred bananas have been pro- 5ided for the children's lawn fete at he Grand avenue Congregational | ,hurch this afternoon. A different kind ,f a feast will be provided by Professor George Robinson's orchestra in the ,vening, which will include: Bell Sousa  
 ,ong--ForeVer and Forever. 9 5orcoran Cadets.
 election-Gondoliers.
 Washington Post.
 4avotte-Nestlings Everybody invited to come and have 8 ;ood time.
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