Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-15

singing, by the school; Rotations, Freddie
Butler and Ray Scaggs; dialogue, "Object
Lessons From the Bible" by five girls;
singing, "Shine, Little Sunbeam" Mar
guerite Campbell, assisted by the school in
chorus; recitations, What Was It?'' Frank
Isaac; Door of the House. Janette Har-
dy; "a Girls JOY" Estha England; sing
ing, Joy Bells Of Summer school; dia-
logue, THE Rose Garland by seven girls;
recitations, Two Evening Trains by Ma
bel Burch; "a Gentlemanly Boy" by Ralph
Williamson; singing, Victory" school;
recitation, THE Right Hand of a Boy"
George Harrison; dialogue June Music"
by seven girls; address, by Rev. Charles o.
Isaac REGULATIONS were also given by Vir-
gle Stone, Russell Phipps, Veryl Watson
Eftie Smith and Edith Tew. The benedic-
ton was pronounced by the pastor
The committees in charge of the exercises
were composed of Mrs. B. Orem and Mr. D.
c. Smithson. music; Mrs. Carrie Campbell,
Rotations; Mr.. George w. Shoemaker and
Mr.. Edward Mahoney, decorations.
At Kendall Baptist Church.
Childrens day was celebrated at Kendall
Baptist Church. 9th street southwest, i'm
mediately after the regular Sunday school
exercises. The primary department held it's
annual services. and a very interesting
program was rendered under the direction
of the superintendent, Mrs. Pearson.
The program was as follows: Primary
class-Hymn, by the congregation; PRAYER.
by the pastor. This was followed by a well
coming address by the superintendent and
other features including: "A Little Piece
by Little Maiden Evelyn Kerr; song
THE Children's Friend" primary class;
recitation. "A Smile by Marion Talbot;
song, THE Busy Bees" recitation. Your
Words" Ruth Talbot; recitation What
They Say" by Richard Talbot, Helen
George, Millard Sutton. Laura Murphy,
Hammet NeitZey Lola Speakman and Ir-
wing Newman recitation and song 1.-The
Rose Unfading,' by Carol Rittue, Kath-
leen Campbell, Maggie O'Bryham, Annie
C.ogsweli and Leona Scidmore; recitation.
"A Sermon by Theron Talbot; collection;
song, Hear Us, We Pray" primary class;
talk to the children, by the pastor; hymn
and benediction.
At o'clock p. M the intermediate and
senior classes took charge of the services
The auditorium was crowded to it's utmost
capacity, and the following program was
rendered. under the direction of Mrs va
mold and Mrs. A. Hail. Song by the
school; prayer, by the pastor; welcome, by
the superintendent; song, Our Sunday
School, by the school, recitation, wei
come Ethel Thompson; recitation, Sum
mer Has Come Jessie Flemmng; recita-
ton, THE First Children's Day" Vera
Reed; song. Beautiful Day" by the school;
pastors remarks; collection; duet, by
Misses Cornelia and Annie Muddman; reci-
tation, "Childrens Days" Alice Barrett;
recitation and song, The Boys of Today
the Men of the Future" by Arthur Rittue
Guy Campbell. Leon Cation, Clarence Owens
and James Motley; recitation, Consider the
Lilies" Venie Reed; duet, by Mrs Susie
Kerr and Miss Ethel Vernon; recitation
THE Rose Garland by Vera Reed, Jennie
Talbot. Teresa Richmond. Mabel Boehme
Grace Boehme, Hattie Barrett and Hilda
Rittue; song, THE Shepherd" by the
school, recitation, Send Them to Bed With
Kiss" by Hildah Rittue; song, Keep the
Birds Songs Ringing in Your Heart" by
class of girls; emblematic piece. THE
Crown Beyond the Cross" by eight young
ladies; benediction. by the pastor.
Several of the numbers are worthy of
special mention, among them being the mo-
ton song by the little tots in the morning
called THE Busy Bees and Roses IN
fading which were both excellent. THE
Boys of Today, the Men of the Future" was
another excellent number, but the principal
number of the evening was the emblematic
piece entitled THE Crown Beyond the
Cross by class of eight, Mrs Kerr and
Misses Ethel Vernon. Clara Reed, Lille
Vernon, Clara Fleury, Charlotte Reed
Mamie Talbot and SuZelle Elgin.
The collection which will be turned over to
the American Baptist Publication Society
for missionary purposes, was the largest
taken in five years at this church.
The church was prettily decorated with
wild flowers. roses and palm leaves. The
main feature of the decoration was THE
CnllQren s arranged IN pyTdInlQdl
form, the flowers being furnished by the
children of the school. The business of the
decorating committee in charge of
Mrs. E. M. Ritter.
Commemorative Services.
Brightwood Park M. E. Church observed
Chldren's day yesterday. Mr. Frank Met
calf had charge of the singing and Miss
margarine Cook presided at the piano. The
program was as follows: Prayer by pastor;
recitation, Welcome Adde Caffery; bap-
tiZing of children; responsive reading: solo,
Ethel Preston Thoughts From the Flow
ers," Edith Metcalf, Jenevieve Smith, Her
bert Metcalf and Fay Bell; Our Heroes
Eddie Pitt Bright Day of Days. Nellie
Preston; solo Mable Sands; THE Reason
Why" Martha Detwiler; Hearts and
Flowers" Frances Stockton, Cleo Smith,
Ethel Preston, Julia Ayres and Sadie Ellis;
address by Rev H. E. R. Rech. pastor. The
whole was interspersed with singing by the
school. The orchestra was in charge of
Prof D. F. Croft.
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