Evening journal., 1907-12-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
XMAS FESTIVITIES
Pleasing YuIetide Programs
Being Given Through
out the City

The Christmas entertainment OF Scott
NJ g. Sunday School was held in the
church last night. An entertaining pro-
gram was presented under the direction
Of Lieutenant-cOv 1. T. Parker. who
presided and made a brief address COM
plimenting the Sunday School on It's
splendid work during the year.
The program was opened with a recita-
\ the primary department, after
hch General Parker spoke. Calender
Days" a recitation was given by the
.ool. those taking the leading parts boz
ing by Harry Ray. Maggie Waller. Aibin
Warrick. Matte Hiland, Oscar Lank,
Saddle Murphy, Joseph Ray. Millard
Mills.
The pastor. the Rev. r. X Stephenson.
made an address on Mysterious Pack
ages About Christmas" after which he
presented the church cornetist. Clarence
Hannay. with a music book and Mr..
Grantlin, the organist. a gold bracelet
General Parker gave Miss Fletcher a
box containing a present The entertain
ment closed with singing by the school.
Refreshments we're served.
The Christmas entertainment OF ST.
Pauls NJ. e. Sunday School will be held
this evening at 745 o'clock During the
evening Kris wiz visit the young ones
and their friends are invited to be pres
ent to see the good time.
Hope Baptist Sunday School gave It's
Christmas entertainment last night and
an interesting program was presented.
The three departments Of West Presby-
terian Sunday School afforded a treat to
a large audience yesterday afternoon by
a most successful Christmas entertaiu-
ment
This evening the Sunday School OF St.
Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church will
give IT'S Christmas entertainment and a
most Interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Last evening Eastlake NJ Il. Sunday
School gave its annual Christmas enter
tainment. The church was tastefully dec
GRATED with greens. The most important
feature was a dialogue entitled. "The
Widow Mullins Christmas" Besides this
there were singing by the school and
speaking by the smaller scholars. Music
was furnished by the EastlalSe Orchestra
composed Of Samuel Parrish, James
Jones, Harry Haines, Hamilton Long,
David Folsom and Stanley Keen. A. tho
close candy and other presents we're
given out.
At Wesley.
The Christmas festival Of Wesley NJ Z
Sunday School win be given tonight tn,
following program has been arranged
Singing by the school; prayer by tn.
pastor; a welcome greeting. by Mars
Sherwin; motion song, by a class: recita-
ton, Helen Jones; recitation, Leonard
Crew; exercise. ''The Shining STAR" sing
ing by the infant room; recitation, saral
Baldwin; exercise, what Makes Christ.
mas so Brightw singing by the school
dialogue, "Jennie's Conversion" by Edni
Jordan, Mary Smith and Myrtle Bulen
recitation by James Bullen: exercise
'"The Conquering Power" singing by the
school, recitation by Elsie Medkeff ex
ercise, Welcome to the King" address
by the pastor; singing by the school
Welcome TO Santa" Gertie Broomalli
singing by the school; benediction.
At Union Church.
The Union NJ Z. Sunday School will
give its Christmas entertainment thi
evening at AS o'clock in the church
Fifth and Washington streets The
school will sing under the direction OF
Howard McDanel and the chorus win be
assisted by an orchestra under the direc-
oitn Of William Bickling. Mrs. Howard D.
Ross win direct the singing Of the pri.
mary department.
Addresses will be made by the pastor
the Rev. S. N. Pilchard, and George w
Todd, superintendent OF the sunda,
School The church has been prettily dec.
GRATED. A big electric star lights me en-.
trance to the church and the interior /;
respondent in ChSstmas green's.
ST. Georges Mission.
The Christmas children's festival o
st. Georges Mission at Edge Moor wa
held last evening beginning at 7.3O O'Clock
There was a large attendance Of scholar
and friends of the mission. which il
under the care OF the Rev. Clinton d
Drumm. curate OF ST. Johns Church, thii
city. All the scholars with one or tw
exceptions we're present and entere
heartily into the services. The Rev. &c,
c. Hall, Of this city. made a brief addres
in which he congratulated the schoo
upon the success with which It was con
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Drumm. Abou
sixty children were present
At Washington Heights at 7.SO thi
evening the Sunday School Christmas en-
tertainment with special musical and III