Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12

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tation. Miss Edith Metcalf: singing.
Greeting to Summer" By school; rec
itation. Miss valeska Krause. Miss Cleo
Smith Smith, singing; Rose Of Sharon sa p,t p
song by infant class Miss Mabel Sands
teacher; singing, Sunny Hearted" by
school; recitation. Misses Louise Cnnord
Gertrude and Sadie Ellis, Ethel and Net.
Mabel Sands; recitation. Miss Gertrude
Purcell; recitation, Miss Marie Gist; sing
Ing, Beautiful Summer" by school; recita-
ton, Miss Katherine Maxtyrs Adrresses
were delivered by Rev. Henry BAKER an0
Rev. e. C. Powers, pastor, after wnicn
children were baptized and three were re-
ceived into the church.
Miss Margaret Cook presided at the piano
and Mr.. Frank Metcalf had charge OF the
singing.
Church Of the Reformation.
large number of friends assembled at
the Church Of the Reformation yesterday 10
hear the program that had been prepared
for the childrens day. The orchestra, un-
der Mr. Stopsack, led the music. directed
by Mr.. P. M. Richardson The superintend-
ent. Mr.. Slater, had charage Of the exer-
cises The responsive reading was led py
Mr. Hoover.
REGULATIONS were given by Williamson
Cook, John Parson, Edgar Hoover, Chariie
Birmingham, Kenneth Parson. Sarah un-
ger, Lilly McLain, Marian Eliason, vera
Burton, Ella Hanft Edith Bretny anu
Martha waring. An address was made by
Rev. Luther Hess Waring. Eric Schiilng
gave a number on the piano. Inc onefhsS
were for the support of an orphans nome
The school will take its annual summer
outing June %.
Lutheran School Program.
,,,,, -, .xn,o;sas u,ora held yes-
terday morning at II o'clock by the sun
day school of St. PouPs English Lutheran
Church, corner of 18th and H streets north
west The decorations Of the church'
though simple were effective, daisies max
ing a white bank around the edge of the
pulpit platform. Flowers and palms were
also arranged in the background, and bird
cages hung across the front OF the church.
provided tuneful orchestra.
After the morning session Of the school
in the Sunday school room the classes
marched upstairs into the main auditorium
of the church, the children's day exercises
taking the place of the regular morning
service A chorus was first sung by the
whole school, after which the superinten-
dent, Mr.. Charles Bateman, offered prayer
The pastor Of the church. Rev. John T.
Huddle, then read the Scripture lesson for
the day The principal feature of the ex-
ercises was the program rendered by the
primary department under the direction OF
Miss Margaret r. Fox, the superintendent,
and of Miss Dorothy kalb, the assistant
superintendent This was as follows:
Chorus Sing Song Of Daisies:" recita-s
ton, "A Right Hearty Welcome" Ernest
Schneider; solo, Birds and Flowers,
Thelma Anderson; recitation, Gladness,
Elizabeth Harr; chorus, Claver White;
solo, "Nodding in the Meadows" Mildred
Kloeppinger; recitation, Sunny Hearted
Daisies" Karl Drummer; recitation and
song, by seven little girls, Virginia Crit
fifth, Margaret Kelley, Ruth TRACER. Rhea
Enrich. Irma Kioeppinger Frieda Field
man, Corrine Hutterly; solo, "Rock-a-Bye
Birdie" Dorothy Muth; recitation. CHEEKY
Little Buttercups." Marion Young; solo,
I'VE Praise Thee" Karl Schlaick recita-
ton, The Daisies Nature Name" Mar
garet Zepp; solo, Il Love Him." Elsie
Schneider; chorus, 1.-The Blue Bird"
At the conclusion Of the primary depart
ment exercises two boys and two girls OF
the school read letters which had been re-
ceiyed from children at the Tressler Or
phans Home, LOUISVILLE, Pa, Lutheran
institution, supported by the eastern syn
DDS. Rev. Mr.. Huddle then made q brief
address eulogizing the excellent work car
ried on at the home. The offerings for the
day were devoted to this cause and amount
ed to over one hundred dollars. The sing
ing of America" closed the service, after
which the pastor pronounced the benedic-
ton.