The Jersey City news., 1898-06-11
CH|[DREN'S SUNDAY.
Sermons and Exercises in
Protestant Churches
Tomorrow for the
Little Ones.
PROGRAMMES FOR THE DAY.
Methodist Educational Work
Represented : Among
the Churches.
PROGRAMMES FOR THE DAY.

GnllufensS $ Lay VIII De ODSeIVeu tiioti5 -
out this city tomorrow in a number OF
the Protestant churches and the exercises
TO be rendered by the children Will pc
mainly of a patriotic order. The pro-
gramme at the Dutch Reformed Church
will be:-Processional organ; anthem,
choir of church; Doxology. united schools
and congregation; Invocation. Lord $
Prayer, PASTORS salutation. hymn, Ella
combe. 7:45 p. M.-Service of reminis-
cence and conservation, Mr.. Benjamin G.
iNevius, superintendent, presidng-Pre-
lude, organ; Anthem, choir; Doxology,
congregation; Invocation, pastor; Lord $
Prayer, choir; Salutation, pastor: Psalter,
iPs. l03, responsive; Gloria Patri. congre-
CATION: Hymn TO; opening address, B. c.
Nevius; addresses by former superintend-
ents. Albert Romaine, D. Van Winkle, Jr.,
and Henry Fitch; prayer G. c. Van Rey-
pen; Offertory. choir; congratulations from
Associated Sunday Schools, DR.. 7. r.
Chambers, Children's Home; William H.
Brennesholtz, West Side Chapel; Hymn
S97 Benediction, Pastor
In st. Paul's Methodist Church, en-
Third street the officers and teachers of
the Sunday school have made elaborate
arrangements for the day. In the morn
ing the Rev. T. c. ATayham, the pastor,
will preach an appropriate sermon to the
children, and will also baptize a large
humber of Them The evening exercises
will be given by the Sunday School, and
Superintendent T. N. Martin, viii pre-
side.
The educational work of the Methodist
Episcopal denomination will be repre-
sented in the programme, and collec-
tion for the cause of education will be
taken.
At Emory Methodist Church the exer-
cises CT the primary and intermediate de-
partmerlts viii be held at 2S0 O'Clock in
the afternoon. The main school will
have charge cf the evening service. Pre-
ceeding the afternoon service there will be
baptism OF infants The programme
for the afternoon is as follows:-
Chorus. Joyous Children's Day."
SCHOOL,; Responsive Service, Leafle't;
Prayer Pastor; Baptism, Children; Chor-
us. Selected School; Welcome. Beatrice
Henriquez; Recitation. Celie Tuthill; Dia-
logue and Chorus, Our Banrer,' Four
Children; Recitation, Little Things,
Marion McOwen: Recitation. Children S
Day." Vivian McCauley; Recitation. "The
Apple Tree" Nathalie Heck; Recitation,
Forget Me Not Sibbie Van Anitwerpt;
Chorus. God Remember All" Interme-
diate and Primary: Recitation. "A Rnrch
of Keys EDNA Durkin; Dialogue, Flor
al Cross Seven Girls; Recitation, The
Little Lamb Chrissle Kerr; Dialogue,
ssThe Sweetest Name ON Earth" Six Lit
tie Girls; Recitation, Bessie Frazer; Chor-
US, *God Knows the Children Interme-
dNate and Primary; Dialogue, .sThe Whole
Armor," Six Boys; Chorus, America, 2
intermediate and Primary; Address, Pas
tor or superintendent; Closing Chorus.
School
The evening programme is as follows
Singing School; Prayer, by the Pastor;
Singing, School: Recitation, ''The Little
Maids Sermon" Estelle Fraser; Singing,
School; 'Tntroduction to Pictures of He
roic Methodism," Superintendent R. S.
Van Nortwick; First Picture. "Epworth
Rectory,'' Miss Mabel Moore; Singing;
Second Picture First Methodists," Mr..
James B. Faulks, Jr.; Singing, School;
Third Picture, 'sAn Eventful Card Party, .
Miss Eva Bullen: Fourth Picture, "He-
rees of the Saddle Bags Mr.. Albert La
ney Singing, School; Fifth Picture,
.sCokesbury College, Mr.. Haygarth
Leonard; Sixth Picture, american Meth
odism's Hundredtih Birthday" Respon-
sive Readng Singing, School; Offerings
Closing Hymn.
The exercises in the First Presbyterian
Church. win be held in the morning. The
church will be beautifully decorated with
flags and hundreds of Towering plants.
The exercises will be of a patriotic nature.
An address will be delivered by the Rev.
DR. Charles Herr.