Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09

Thomas Chalmers Easton, pastor of the
church, delivered a brief address to the
children. A program of recitation and song
was given by the young folks.
+ At-the First Methodist Protestant Church,
on 4th street near G southeast. special rally
day exercises were held There was a mu-
steal program and addresses were made by
the following persons: President MILAN of
the District Sunday School Union, Supt.
Bradley of Grace Baptist Church, Supt.
lockwood of the North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church, and Mr..
Jones of st. Paul M. E. Church South.
In Mt. Pleasant.
About $50 out of a membership of 800
were present yesterday morning at the
rally services of the Sunday school of Cal
vary NJ E. Church, Mt. Pleasant. Supt.
Fred c. Croxton conducted the services,
and addresses were made by Arthur Buell.
of Foundry M. E. Church and Richard p.
Evans of Calvary. A special musical pro-
gram was rendered, the singing being con-
Quoted by Frank c. Waring.
AT the rally services in Trinity M. e.
Church yesterday there were brief talks by
church, and George Cook, superintendent of
the Sunday school. feature of the pro-
gram was-the choruses by the school.
Metropolitan M. E. School.
Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Sunday
school observed Its annual rally day yes
terday morning. The Sunday school room.
which had been redecorated during the
summer, was further beautiied with au-
tumn leaves and flowers. There was a full
attendance of officers, teachers, scholars
and friends and the following interesting
program rendered in which the pupils had
the greater part: Singing by the school;
23d Psalm, In concert; prayer by Assistant
Superintendent p. M. Hughes, singing by
the school, addresse of welcome, Superin-
tendent w. c. Eldridge; song by primary
Bernadette Hacker; Our Offerings. Mazda
Carnahan, Alice Evans, Harold Dewhirst
and Don Wyncoop; THE Cradle Roll.
Charlotte Washburn; song, Misses Hunter,
Johnson, Rollow and Killian; singing by
school; recitation, Stand Up for Your Col
ors," Randolph Shaw; quartet. Mrs. Green
street, Miss Ralston, Mr.. Gotwals and Mr..
Stephens: recitations, BE Thorough. Boys"
Philip Dales, and THE Sword of the Spirit"
Miss Emily Lawrence.
The program was concluded by an ear
nest talk by the pastor. DR.. F. M. Bristol,
on the Sunday school lesson. Daniel in the
Lions Dem
The Sunday school is organized into pri-
mary, intermediate and senior depart
ments; has an exceptionally large and en-
thusiastfc Bible class for young people, a
cradle roll department and home depart
ment. The school is proud of the fact that
for several years 1t has contributed one
thousand dollars annually for missions.
Church Of the Reformation.
The Church of the Reformation Sunday
school was yesterday the scene Of life
and interest owing to the annual rallying
of all friends for the fall campaign Ad-
dresses were made by the pastor. Rev. w.
E. Parson. and by Mrs. H. E. Monroe. a
member Of the school and congregation.
The exercises were In charge of Mr.. r. c.
Unger, the assistant superintendent. One
week ago all the officers of the school had
been unanimously reelected.
Mrs. Monroe reviewed the life of Daniel,
describing him as model boy, who cared
for the body. the mind. the SOUL The
pastor spoke OF faithful attendance. Reel
tations were given by Irma Birmingham,
Christine Kieny. Mabel Church, Edith
Bretney, Sarah Unger, Christine Birming-
ham, Helen Metz, Gertrude Stein. Helen
Rawlings. Melvin Sandmeyer. Williamson
Cook, Edgar Hoover. Uric finger and e.
Kings" was given by Miss Christine
Church. with violin obligato by her brother
The offerings were more than double the
usual amount. The officers of the school
are: Mr.. l. c. Slater, superintendent; Mr..
G. r. Unger. assistant; Mr.. A. X. Wagner,
secretary; Mr.. Enrich Simons, assistant;
Mr.. d. H. Yount, librarian; Mr.. Winthrop
Dumont, assistant; Mr.. ]. Paul Smith.
treasurer; Mr.. Henry Hesse, pianist; Mr..
Henry Stopsack. director of orchestra.
The primary class. under the direction
OF Miss McNaliy. added much TO the inter-
est OF the program. At the close of the
morning service Mr.. F. H. Parsons was
elected delegate to the synod of Maryland,
convening next week in Cumberland. Mr..
I. w. Slater was elected alternate.
DR.. George w Butts OF Chuckatuck, va.
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