The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-10

CHURCHES HAVE
CH|LOREN'S DAY

| 1nllufeEs y sunday was observed III
many OF the Protestant churches Of the
city yesterday in an appropriate manner.
The little people sang songs. gave recita-
tions and presented exercises setting
forth the spirit OF the occasion. The par
ents and friends of the pupils attended
the services.
At the Highland Congregational church
on Larch street the whole day was given
up to the children At l0:45 the primary
end kindergarten departments OF the Sum
| day school held forth. and in the even
ing at o'clock the junior and intermedi-
| ate departments gave their concert.
| The concert In the evening was pre-
pared by Grace Dufrield Goodwin OF Paw
that city. and Elmer s Hosmer, princi-
l pal OF the Pawtucket high school Mrs.
| Goodwin wrote the recitations and tho
/ contributed the music. The concert was
| in charge OF Rev. L. 3. Woodwork. pas
| tor OF the church. and superintendent of
! the school.
| During the evening three children were
baptsed, Eva Pease Sellen. Hazel r. See
! lev and Elizabeth r. Pope. Bible was
presented TO Charles Fort.
The program In the evening Included
thony; song, quartette; Edith Hilton.
soprano Mary Innes, alto; l.. S. Wood
worth. tenor, and Palmer Boss basso;
recitation. Alice Allen song, school; reel
! tation. by four girls; recitation. Mrs.
Ruth McGhee; song. school and congre-
cation; recitation, Hope Slade, Edith An
thony. Martha Molloy. Alice Allen. Ethel
Eldridge song, school: recitation. Ralph
Post; recitation, Marion Lenzen; song.
school.
The program at the morning service
dren; singing with solo by Martha Work;
recitation, Royce Mather; recitation, NJ
Caroline Giles; solo, Russell Lenzen; ex-
erclse; Beatrice Clancy, Walter henzen Len
Mixer: solo, Mildred Lenzen; exercise,
Alvin Allen. Ambrose Harrington Willie
Abbott, Kenneth Post, George Houghton.
Mabel Giles. Alice Mixer, Bessie Allen,
Mildred Lenzen. Isabelle Abbott. Ruth
Seeley: recitations, Mabel Giles; recita-
tons. Allen Post; exercise, John nv
Ghee Alton Mather. Russell Houghton.
Willie Abbott; cantata. BESSIE Allen.
Mildred Lenzen. Mabel Giles, Ruth See
ley. Alice Mixer, John McGhee. Alton
Harley Mather, Isabelle Abbott. Irving
Pope Dorothy LoveJoy. Ambrose Har-
rngton. Kenneth Post. Mildred and Bes-
sic Harley. Martha Work.
w Pilgrim Congregational
At the services at the Pilgrim Congre-
gational church, Harrison street. in the
morning. the entire Sunday school par
ticipated under the direction of Superin-
tendent w. #. Hatch. The program In
full was as follows:
Scripture reading; song. children; prayer
by the pastor, Rev. j. A. MacColl; song.
children; recitation. Dorothy Bannister;
tenor solo, Mr.. Potter; remarks by super
song, primary children; exercise, four
girls; violin solo. Carl Tourtellot; song,
school; recitation, Everett Robertson; ex-
ercise, four girls; song school; reeita-
ton. Martha Faris; remarks by the pas
tor; song. school: postlude.
Hope street Church
At the Hope Street Methodist Episcopal
church a concert was held in the evening
at T:3O. There was large attendance
and the platform was decorate with
flowers and green branches. The enter
| tainment was in charge of Miss Annie
c. Many Mrs. Edwin f. Jones, MISS Erie
Booth, Warren Horton and j. irving ia
Wis The program follows:
Song by school, recitation PAM Nor
| ton: recitation, Stuart Macdonald; reci-
| tation Ruth Lunden and Jennie Atwei'
recitation, Grace Chase: recitation Eliza-
beth Higgins; recitation, Harold swan
| and Hazel Snow; recitation, Annie Mac
donald; recitation Minnie Haas; reeita-
tion. Jessie Christie; exercise, Hilda
| Goodwin. Ruth Peterson. Ethel Mckay.
Reginald Anderson. Dorothy Goodwin,
| Mildred Chase Edna Crandall David
| Iunden. Louise Frankland. Frank Baker,
George Macdonald. Willie Baker; reclta-
| ton Sarah Smith and Media Phraener;
recitation. Lille Nyland; recitation.
| Gladys Edmunds: recitation. by boys OF
| Mrs Higgins class. Stuart Macdonald,
Victor Helgren. Gordon Follonsbee, Laur-
ence Miller. Earle Anthony.
Bethel NJ. Il. Church
The concert at the Bethel NJ f. church
| took place at 2 o clock. 1t was In charge
| of F. II Weeden. The pastor. Rev. c.
| p. Cole. read the Scripture lesson and of
| fered prayer. Miss Houghes ptayed the
organ.
| The program was made up OF songs.
Scripture readings, prayer; recitation
Gladys Walker; recitation. Alberto stan
ley; recitation, Irene Abrams, and ad-
dress, Charles II. Donald.
Union Baptist Church
AT the Union Baptist church. East
street in the evening the pastor. Benja-
min T. Livingstone, presided ana preach
ed an appropriate sermon. Alice Witchell
sang n solo Charles VI. Thornton played
the organ. There were songs and an ex-
ercise by the children. Alice Munroe,
Walter smith and Ruth Smith delivered
recitations.
other Churches
At the Mathewson Street Methodist
Episcopal church promotion exercise in
the morning was a feature. The pro-
gram included an address by the pastor,
Rev. T. s. Nnde: selections by the quar-
tet recitations and the promotion exer-
else OF the cradle roll, beginners ana
primary departments.
Services In the observance of Children's
dav were also held at the following
churches: Union Congregational. Central
Congregational, Central Baptist. Broad
way Presbyterian, Advent Christian,
South Baptist. Cranston street Baptist
Cranston Street Methodist, Calvary Bap-
list. Park street Free Baptist. North
Congregational, olney Street Baptist,
Parkside chapel. At the Pearl Street
Baptist church the pastor preached
sermon 10 children.
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