Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-27

all were in touch with the Joyful mis-
sion of the concert.
Tier after tier of white gowned girls
stretched on each side while in the
center the young men in their somber
black suits added their voices.
"There's No Land Like Ours" by
the chorus met with the widest ap-
proval from the audience when from
some unseen place every member or
the chorus drew out an American flag
and waved it proudly above his head.
Little Annie Row won the hearts of
all with her sweet soprano voice and
winsome baby way. Several selections
were given by L. H. Meridith, basso
cantante.
The chorus, under the leadership of
Grant Colfax Tullar, was assisted by an
orchestra of sixty pieces, under the
direction of. William II. Mead. The
accompanists were William Edison
Strobridge and I. Fl. Meridith.
The following program was pre-
sented:
Grand Marshal A. B. Prichard has
issued the following orders to the sew
eraI division marshals of the great
Sunday school parade for Saturday
afternoon, April %:
The parade forms as specified and the
head of the column starts promptly at
9 D. M, marching down Seventh street
to Broadway, Broadway to Eighth
street, Eighth street to Hill street, Hill
street to Twelfth street, Twelfth street
to Fiesta park, corner of Twelfth and
Grand avenue.
A number of bands will furnish
music for the parade.
A great number of floats carrying
smaller children and with special de-
sign will be in line, and every progress
sive Sunday school in the city will turn
out, the foremost of them headed by
the pastor and superintendent.
There will be many interesting fea-
lures which the originatorS are keeping
quiet until the parade.
J., The line. of march~is made short in
order to accommodate the girls and
women who will march,
The formation is as follows:
The first division will form on the
south side of Seventh street, its right
resting on the corner of Flower street,
it's rear extending westward on Seventh
and southwark on Figueroa as far as
may be necessary to complete the line.
The second division will form ON the
cast side of Flower street, its right
resting at the corner of Seventh street.
it's rear extending northward as far as
may be necessary to complete the line.
The third division will form on the
resting at the corner of Seventh street.
it's rear extending southwark as far as
may be necessary to complete the line.
The fourth division will form on the
east side of Hope street, it's right rest
ing at the corner of Seventh and it's
rear extending southwark as far as
may be necessary to complete the line.
Organization of Parade
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Gail Barden, Fl. /. Thomas, W. P.
Hile, J. Q. Adams, Glen H. Copeland,
Boaz Duncan, C. A. Baskerville, w. c.
ClatWorthy.
First Division
George w. Parsons, marshal.
Emmanuel district, Oscar M. Newby,
marshal.
First congregational, Swedish Bap-
tist, German Lutheran, First Baptist,
First United Presbyterian, Trinity M.
e. South, First Christian, First Eng
lish Lutheran, Gospel Tabernacle,
Westlake M. E., Salem Evangelical as
sociation, Swedish Lutheran, Japanese
M. e. mission, WestIake Presbyterian,
United Brethren. Christ Episcopal, Con-
gregational Japanese mission, Imman-
uel Presbyterian.
+" Vernon district-H. Cattermole, mar
shal-South Park Presbyterian, AZusa
M. e. South, Bethel Evangelical. Cal
vary Presbyterian, Vernon Congrega-
tional, Second Church of the Nazarene,
Woodlawn M. e. South, Vernon Ave-
nue. M. E., ST. Barnabas Episcopal, YER
non Mission Brethren, Vernon Chris
tian, st. Luke's Episcopal, Huntington
Park M. e.
Sunset district-D. L. Roach, mar
shal-Epworth M. E., West End Con-
gregational, Echo Park M, E.. Belle
vue Nj, e. South, Union Avenue NJ. E.,
Sunset Christian mission. Belmont mis-
sion. Bethany Presbyterian, st. Athan-
aslus Episcopal, Park Congregational.
East Los Angeles district. w.
Cline, marshal-Second Presbyterian,
East Los Angeles Baptist, Church of
the Epiphany East Los Angeles Con-
gregational, Advent Christian, East Los
Angeles Holiness, Asbury M. E., Dun
kard or German Baptist. Baptist mis-.
sion, Los Angeles Christian, Pitner M.
E., Irwin chapel.
Washington district-Allen Adams.
marshal-Olivet congregational, Mag
nolia Avenue Christian, st. James M.
t., First Presbyterian, Plymouth Con-
gregational, ST. Pauls M. e. South.
Second Division
Charles e. Lamb marshal-Young
Mems Christian association, Baraca
boys, Philathea classes, visiting schools.
Young Women's Christian association.
Third Division
M. M. Dawson, marshal.
Main Street district-L. K. Roberts,
marshal-Salvation Army. South Main
Street Christian, Third Presbyterian,
Trinity and Thirty-fifth mission, st.
Johns Episcopal, Harmony and South
Main Street M. E., Second United
Presbyterian, Swedish NJ e., Trinity
Congregational St. Paul's German,
Memorial Baptist, Vincent M. E., Zion
German, Woodlawn M. E. South, Knox
Presbyterian, Volunteers of America.
Sixth Ward district-E. A. Eastman,
marshal-Hamilton NJ E.. Zion Ger
man NJ E., Central Avenue Congrega-
tiona1, Reformed Presbyterian, Nazar-
ono ,,,iesiou C,hurch nf the NeiphbOr-