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

posies. placed their by his little friends
In the church. In honor of the Rev. Theophi-
LUIS Bray. who departed this life Thursday.
June 15 and was buried from Kendall Bap-
fist Church. Washington, d. c.. last Satur-
day afternoon.
The following program was rendered: Or
gan voluntary. Miss Julia r. Weed. the or
ganist; prayer by Sunday School Superin-
tendent Mr.. Levi Meredith: song The
Crown of June" by the school; Rotations
by Elsie Mace and Edwin Meredith: recita-
ton, George and Howard Serrin and Rosae
Phillips; song, This Good, Old World" by
the school; recitation. Winifred Boteler:
dialogue, Summer Message" Lorene Ser
rim. Amy Harvey. Esther Kagle, Louise
Larcombe. Emma Wells, Jessie Gundling.
Nettie Hardesty. Elsie and Katie Mace and
Clara Suit; solo. Would You Dwell in the
Sunshine?" Mrs. George Mace; recitationy
Minnie and Hilda Watts; song LET Ev-
erything Praise Him." by the school,: reel
tation, Florence Boteler; quartet, Pretty
Morning GIories," Esther Kagle, Elsie and
Katie Mace and Winifred Boteler; solo, by
Miss Margaret Larcombe; song Loyal and
True" by the school.
Mr.. Howard Larcombe. who had charge
OF the program, briefly eulogized the late
pastor, Rev. Theophilus Bray, then called
upon the superintendent, Mr. Levi Mere
dith, who told how Mr.. Bray had hoped to
get well Just to be here with these little
ones tonight, and Of how sadly all missed
him and praised his good work among
them" Mr.. Dia Bell arose at the conclu-
sion of his remarks and testified to Mr.
Bray's loving kindness and sincere work
for Christ here. and concluded with a mes
sage from the family thanking the congre-
cation for the beautiful floral tributes sent
Tor the pastor. With his feryent prayer
they were dismissed.
Congress Street Church,
The Congress Street NJ p Church. George
town, was crowded last evening by the mar
ents and friends of the Sunday school
scholars, the attraction being ''children's
day" On large platform erected around
the railing was massive display of palms
and cut flowers. which. in addition to other
decorations, added greatly to the interest
and attraction of the occasion. The schol-
airs marched from the school room to the
auditorium in a body singing Onward,
CHRISTIAN Soldiers" after which the follow
ing program was rendered: REGULATIONS, Mil
dred Tavener, Uncle Toby's ADVICE" Court
ney Young, Jesus Was Once a Little
Child" Miss Agnes Grimes. Tell Him So;"
Harry Schneider, Little Boys Make
Men; John Smith. I'm Only Little Boy"
Margaret Reinburg. The Spirit of Love
Louise Wise. ''Oh, Tell to the Children"
Florence Waters, "Children's Day" Bulah
Jenkins. MY Lord and l." Mayfeld Martin.
What Says the Clock?' Edna Copp, Lit
tie Things" Ruth Torrison DO Kind
ness" Bertha Mccoy, HIMSELF" Louis
Daw. Two Pennies" Gertie Burrows. "A
Sermon In the Flowers" Airline Donaldson,
The Tree of Life" Evelyn Pointner. "A
Plea for Sewers" Lucille Chamberlain,
Jesus Bids Us Shine;" Blanche Davis, DO
Something for Somebody Quick" Mildred
Moore. The Oak" Bertha Maus. THE
Kingdom" reading by Clara Huddieston,
Peace on EARTH" Evelyn Shrigley For
Him." dialogue by Elmer Kayser, Eddie
Payne and Edwin Rabbit, IF You Can
not" quartet by Misses Agnes Grimes. Mil
dred Moore, Edna Copp and Bulah Jenkins.
Sowing and Reaping." The total amount
of money collected by the scholars for for
eign missions was $12S.S7. Miss Mollie
Wheatiey's class, having raised the largest
amount was awarded the missionary ban
ner and the second banner was given TO the
infant department. presided over by Mrs. H.
Clyde Grimes. Mr.. Robert T. Billiards.
class was presented with the Sunday school
banner for having raised the largest amount
during the quarter. Mr.. George w. Graves
is the superintendent and Mr.. II. Clyde
Grimes assistant.