Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-19

| rev. Donald Z. Macleod, pastor. wherein
! ne complimented the school on its growth
and prophesied that the next ohildren's day
| would find that 1t had doubled its present
| enrolment Awards were given to William
roster Archie Westcoat. Rachel Benfar.
BERTHE Beveridge. Margaret Luckett. Hugh
| Fhiilps and Mack Jones Of the primary de-
! partment for attendance and reciting the
golden text for the past six months.
| The school, after singing 'Welcome Dear
Summer" was dismissed with the benedic-
| ton.
Rhode Island Avenue M, P. Church.
Rev. I. M. Gill delivered the address to
the congregation at the Children's day
| services in the Rhode Island Methodist
Protestant Church, at 1st street and Rhode
| Island avenue northwest. He spoke of the
| good work done by the Sunday school
during the past year and remarked on the
| satisfaction Of seeing so many young faces
/, present. OF the 500 Sunday school members
! on the roll most all attended the services
and the church and Sunday school were
| filled to their capacity.
1 Miss Florence Hollyard. assisted by twelve
| girls. concluded the exercises by reciting
| Rock of Ages" The pastor pronounced
| the benedictlon.
West Street Presbyterian.
| There was a large attendance at the
| Chiidren's day exercises yesterday morning
| in the West Street Presbyterian Church.
| The exercises consisted chiefly of singing
| by the primary department of the Sunday
school. The program included an exercise
| called THE Roses" rendered by Sunshine
| Copp. Elizabeth Moulton and Anna Good
| man: Little Helpers" by Archie Munson.
| Frank Swindells. Llewellyn King. Edith
| yesterday, Virginia Grosvenor and liberia
| Tschiffely; Down Among the Clover" by
| Louise Neikerk, assisted by the class in
| chorus. The class sang Children in the
| Temple" Mr.. William A. Leetch. super
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| the members of the Sunday school followed
| with responsive readings.
| novel feature of the occasion was the
| class of thirty children between the ages OF
| three and five years, who were seated in
| bower of daisies on the platform. Rev. Dr.
| Alexander concluded the services with the
benediction.
| Anacostia M. E. Church.
| Childish voices united in singing the chill
drens day chorus last evening In the Ana
| costa Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
of Jackson and Pierce streets. Dainty cos
| TUNES of the little misses, tasteful decora-
lions of flags and flowers and an audience
| that completely filled the auditorium and
| extended to the rear of the edifce were
pleasing Accomplishments to the celebration.
| Mr.. Arthur B: Suit, the superintendent or
the Sunday school. had the direction of the
| program. This was rendered Immediately
| following Pastor Isaac's opening prayer.
The children who took part In the songs,
banks, Madge Butler. Mabel elliott. Minnie
Winkler. Adelaide Sherzer. Janet William
| son, Lizzie Murphy. George Warield, Ro-
| land Darling, Arthur NJ Suit. Marguerite
Campbell. Marjorie Haines, Cecilia Moberly.
| Doris Middleton. Charlie Kinsella, Alma
| Emo, Edith Scaggs. Eulalie KidweH. Helen
| Trimbie. Helen Moreland. Mamie Conway,
Matilda Butler. Stella White, Alice Stone,
Alma Harrison Maud Mahoney. Ralph Will
/ hanson. Josephine Marshall. Anna Dietz,
Effie Smith. Elsie Wall, Veryl Watson,
Gator. Florence Jordon, Jeanette Shank,
| Elsie England. Mabel Burch. Bertha Zirkle.
Ethel Ellis: Rachel Tilghman. Ruth Mich
olson. Lillian Conway. Ethel Shepherd.
Maggie Torney. Catherine Potbury. May
| Molineaux. Edith Mahoney, Louise Miller.
Frank Isaac. Walter Griffith, Earl Taylor.
Willie Darling. Donald Mason, Raymond
| Middleton. Frank Murray. Harold Moli-
neaux, Percy Simpson. Edgar Murphy. Rob-
! ert Mahoney, Harry Moreland, Leroy Stone,
Mary Shank. Ruby Crawford and Rosie
Simpson.
| In Takoma Park.
Children's day was appropriately observ-
| ed yesterday at the Takoma Presbyterian
Church. Takoma Park. An address was
made by Rev. William Hart Dexter, whose
pastorate expired June Is. Addresses were
| also made by Mr. Lisie Morrison, former
| superintendent of the Sunday school, and
the present superintendent, MIR. E. v. Crit
| tenden.
The program included the following: Pro-
cessional, song, Mrs. G. r. McManus:
| greeting, Master Clinton Allard; welcome
| exercises. Misses Naoma Clark, Pauline
| Bouts and Lillian Kendall; prayer. DR..
William H. Dexter, the pastor: recitation.
Miss Frances Cruitt; recitation. '"rhe Heav-
| emily Home" Ruth McManus; song Misses
| White, Douglas, Dexter and Watkins and
| Messrs. Walker. Dexter and Moores: reci-
| tation. Miss Hattie Winslow, Ethel Wake
| field. Della Clark, Ida Davis and Eva Bouts;
recitation, Earl Mclaughlin; song, Misses
| White. Dexter, Douglas And Watkins; reci-
| tatfon, 8. Shear, w. Dyer, r. Galloway. A.
| Harrison and r. West: song, Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Crittenden. Miss
Eva Dexter, and Messrs. Jackson. Dexter,
l Walker and Crittenden.
In Hynesboro Park.
Tha Hynesboro Park (daryland) Baptist
Church held It's children's day exercises last
evening The church was decorated with
roses, daisies and gariands, but the pas
taese Speank chair was dropped in black
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