Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
CHILDREN PRESENT
PRAYER BOOB PICTURES
Little Ones Give Novel Religious En-
tertainment at St. Luke's Epis-
copaI Church and Teach
Their Elders

=. e. T.ulxe's church, on Vernon ave-
rue Sunday evening the children OF the
Sunday school illustrated the Episcopai
nrayer book by song, dialogue anu oail.i ny,
In a truly remarkable manner Aiie
church was filled to it's utmost capacly
and a rare treat was given even 10 eiIe
hest informed churchman. Many neart
fe1t the truth of the words, by little
-hiidren shall YOU be led into paths OF
righteousness. .,-,o 80 +,,e
nlav by Marie E j. Hobart. ana was
arranged for st. Luke's church py Mrs.
w a. Hara Her success in training
~ 1it4ls ones TO execute their several
,.arts nroyes her an admirable director
THANKS are due to those who assisted IN
making its presentation a perfect sue
cess. z -,
The Mother Church, as presented oy
Miss Irene Wadey, was a pefIect rem
dition and ELECTED the praise OF an pres
en+ CHRISTOPHER, by Frank Conklin' was
remarkably we'll executed. The realistic
renroduction of the Little Pilgrims by
susie Page and Ralph Edmundson, Morn
ing Prayer by Mary Akey, Evening
PRAYER by Lillian Beeseley, Litany oY
Herman Hopkins and Baptism by Hen
iietta Reeves were such as TO evoke COM
mendations from every heart
Lady Catechism by Florence Scrlven'
Conformation by Frank Barnes, Holy
Communion by Ellen Phillips with Ban
ner Bearer Christopher Scott and Psalter
Nv Nina Dufrense brought back to each
those several offices of the church
mingled with pleasure and silent prayer
Matrjmony by Mable Dahl. with her
little maids of honor Dorothy Thompson
GLADYS Collins Nellie Todd and Edith
F,drnilndson, with Banner Bearer Justis
Reese, was so perfect bridal party that
many fathers and mothers minds ran
back to the day they presented them
selves to the church in bridal array.
Visitation of the Sick by Dorothy Smith,
Burial of the Dead by Mabel Childs.
Churching of Women by Ethel Decker ana
PRAYERS at Sea by Edith Herring caused
many a tear to gather and dim the
sight as it struck home to the hearts Of
those who witnessed 1t.
Visitation of Prisons by Baynard Hill
man, Song Harvest Home by Annie
Frost. Family Prayer by Mamie Busse.
Ordinal by Kelso Barnet and Articles Of
Religion by Harry Reese would compare
fayorably with many who have grown
gray in the service of the church,
The Bookbinder, Edward VI by Willie
scott and page and banner bearer War
ZEN Coliard who, proud of his office,
bound all into the book In style that
professionals might emulae.
dictionary by Alfred Finley. Calendar
by Frances Ely, Preface by George
Scriven and American Ratification by
Alta Midget were all executed in q
pleasing style that placed their names on
rnemory's tablet Of ALL
A child of St. Luke's Sunday school
who pleaded, Weep no more. Mother
Church." by Annie Scott electrified the
congregation, and her presentation Of the
Mite Box was artistically executed. and
conducting the procession from the
church the hearts of all went with those
beloved children of st. Luke's Sunday
school. and may God be with them always
was their prayer.
Appropriate music to each subject pre-
scented was furnished by a quartet COM
posed of Miss Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. e
Smith and F. McMealkin. Their rendition
of the various music was a grand treaI
to all who had the pleasure of hearing
them.
Thus ended the presentation of the
prayer book by song, dialogue and banner
and will be pleasantly remembered by all