The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
CHILDREN 5 DAY To. De
FIT |NGLY OBSERVED
MANY MINNEAPOLIS CHURCHES
TO HAVE SPECIAL SERVICES.
Graduation Programs to Be Carried Out
in Some Instances Special Music
and Cantatas Will Make the Day
Memorable to the Little Ones.

Children IS day will be celebrated in
many of the churches of the city today.
Programs Of special interest to the
youth of the church will be given in
each instance.
At Linden Hills Congregational
church the program will be especially
elaborate, and will include graduation
exercises. This program will be given
at 1890 am. and is as follows:
Orchestra.
Invocation-Dr. P. A. Cool, pastor.
Cbildren's Day Greeting-James Gray, Jr.
Flag Song-Primary class.
Part Solo-Floris Andrews.
"America'-Congregation.
Prayer and Address-Pastor.
Baptism.
sons-"I Think When Read That Sweet
song-"In My Little Garden Virginia Gran.
ston.
Graduation Of cradle roll babiez-
Recitation-"A Greeting to the Babies" Hazel
Nelson.
Presentation of Baskets-Esther Keith.
Song-"How They Crow" Hazel Hoag.
Song-"Little Plants" beginners department.
Presentations by Kenneth Darling and Dor
othy Cooper.
Graduation of beginners.
Presentation Of Diplomas-Ruth Loucks.
Glass Song-"Daisies,' beginner graduates.
Recitation-Joseph Howard.
song-"shout Hosannas," Miss Coops class.
Recitation-"Let Us smile." Robert Rome.
| Observation-Disclosures.
| Graduation Of primaries, conducted by Mrs.
Robach.
salutatory- Ellsworth Moore.
| neutrality-suspicious. Christopher.
Presentation of diplomas and Bibles by the
pastor. .e
Song and benedictton.
The graduates are: From Cradle Roll-How-
ard Smith, Horace Cooper, Harold Rathbun, Sid
ney Sogard Elizabeth McMain, Percy Smith,
James HILL Edwin Farwen, Helen Shotwen,
Doris Darling, David Stefensen, Leonard Bost-
lab ort FrNr
ment-Milton Cooper Dorothy Scott, Lois Jones'
James Gray, Jr., Tonita Sogard, Elizabeth
Hayes, Ethelyn Rathbun Richard Gilhllen,
Lucielle McMain From Primary Department
Rena Christopher, Hortense Ballard, Hazel HoaS,
Florence Loucks Hobart Young, John Wetmore,
Earle Smith, Arthur Brisley, Ellsworth Moore.
Zetta Ogg. --- ..
Children day will be observed duly
today at Park Avenue Congregational
church The morning service will be
given up to exercises by the Sunday
school, beginning at 1880. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Organ prelude, Guilmant; Miss Elvina Chene-
vert.
Song by school.
Chorus choir, Light of Light" LIE Jeune.
Baptism of children. .-. sr.
Exercises of primary department.
Comforting Of diplomas. graduates of primary
| department, by superintendent.
Comforting Of diplomas, graduates from normal
department. Miss Louise A. Emery. state Sun
day school teacher training secretary.
Tenor solo, 'In Splendor Bright" Haydn;
Sydney H. Morse.
Chorus, ''The Heavens Are Telling" Haydn.
Exercises of junior department.
Comforting of diplomas, graduates of Junior
department, superintendent.
| Song by school.
Address by the pastor, Rev. G. S. Rollins,
, Offertory ssMarche Rehgieuse," Guilmant.
Song by school. 49,
organ postlude, Mendelssohn.
| This afternoon at 3, Children's day
will be observed at Hope chapel Sum
day school, The exercises will con-
sist of cantata to be given by the
children Of the school. Rehearsals
have been held behind closed doors, SO
that not much is known Of the program,
but it is safe to say that it will be well
worth seeing and hearing. All inter-
| ested are invited to attend.
s Children IS day service will! be held in
:. Calvary Baptist church this evening,
!. and in connection with the service the
s department of the Sunday school will
f take place.
: All Souls Universalist congregation
and Sunday school will unite this Sun
day at 1920 in the Auditorium, for q
: special service in recognition OF the
s fftieth anniversary Of the founding Of
: Children's day. A sermon will be de.
s livered on HThe Origin and Meaning
of Children IS Day" Parents and chill
dren are invited.
Tabernacle Baptist church will today
observe Children g day. In the morn
ing the pastor will preach children s
sermon on the subject, nThe Lord :
Watch Over the Door of Ny Lips.
$, In the evening there will be a special
:; program by the Sunday school and
young people, with appropriate music
including "a June Carol, ;" by the
;. school. and "The Flowers in June, - by
r the girls chorus.
There will be recitations and class
Il exercises by the boys and girls, eonclud
ing with an emblematic piece, Home
ward Bound,o by several young girls
Illustrating "The Voyage Of Life. ]"