The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-15
MUSIC
AND FLOWERS
The Cbldren'S Day Observed IN
Morristown BY the Sunday
School Scholars.
THE CHURCHES ARE CROWDED

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THE CHURCHES ARE CROWDED
With the children's day services
held at various hours Morristown peo-
pie enjoyed full day with the chfl-
dren on Sunday. The Methodist sur
day school held its observance fn the
morning with the following program
Prelude Organ
Chorus come today
From Wagner
Choir
Recitation Welcome
Edith Griffith
Prayer
Baptismal Service
Hymn No. 67-Welcome Delightful
Morn School
Exercise-children' Day (Primary
Department.
Ethel James, Marion Heath. Ruth
Carr, Alice Couch Isabel Craig, Doro-
thy Yanderhoof, Gertrude Thompson.
Chorus and Semi-Chorus- Sing Happy
Shlldren from Hubenstein
Choir.
Exercise -Children's day in the morn
ing
Marjorie Mills, Marion Burchell, Eve
| lyn Meeker. Virginia Dickinson, Myr-
tie vanDyke
Chorus Rain Drops
Primary Department.
| Cbnriic--Tbo I1Ioseoroc of c.uv,,,,,o,.
From Donizetti
Choir.
Recitation Fay Howell
Chorus Primary Department
Alice Couch, Myrtle Ridge. Edith
4 Grifith, Ethel James, Lillian Bald
win, Dorothy yanderhoof Gertrude
Thompson. Isabel Craig, Ruth Carr
Esther Gribble
Recitation Marjorie Mills
Solo and Chorus Singing of his love
From Donizetti
Gladys Peer and Choir
Duet-Lullaby
|. Dorothea and Mabelle Thompson
J Offertory
Hymn No. 4os-Lead on, D King
Eternal School
Chorus, semi.Chorus and Solo The
Thought of Jesus, From Elotow
Choir and Ruth, Green
Recitation Richard Davis
, Chorus Primary Boys
Brainerd Urmy. William Enslee, Chas
Toms, Carl Collins. Daniel Faulkner,
i Elwood Durling, Richard Davis, Har-
! lry Masker, Hugh and Reed Pierson.
B Chorus and Duet we praise the
Lord, From Mendelssohn
Choir, Grace Stone and Hefen Brown
Hymn No.. 11S-All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name Sci 'qpl
Benediction
The children's chorus sang at the
, evening service.
First Presbyterian.
, Many turned out in the afternoon
to hear the little ones of the First
Presbyterian Church give their Joy.
GUS recitations and songs. The pro
gram was as follows: Organ Volun-
tary, singing by the school "1Ihe Chill
dren's King" prayer by Mr.. George
: w. Gore, scripture reading, singing
by the school, Come and join the
new crusaders recitation of the 23d
Psalm by the school, primary evercis-
es
The latter were as follows:
Recitation, Welcome May Caskey
Recitation Mildred Wright
: Recitation. four boys, Ralph Tiger,
Walter Wilke. Harry Van Wagenen,
Robert Linder.
Recitation Hilda Babbitt
iButtercup Song-Fifteen girls.
Recitation, three boys, Pierson Free
man, Richard Allen, Clarence Thomp-
son.
Recitation Edith Pierson
Recitation, Viola Hoch and John Kay
Recitation, Daisies, Five little girls
Recitation Julyanni Potts
Glass Song, Childrens Day
Junior Department.
, Song, Birds Sing It," by the depart
lment.
First Children's Day. Sadie Wolf
when the Heart is Young by the
department
The graduation of the Juniors into
the intermediate Department
I Miss Mabel Lyon was the valedic-
torian, and gave delightful address.
Song. Joyous Bells, Department
Singing by the school, ''Pure as the
Breath of the Morning." singing by
the school, sour Sheppard"
! Those who had been present year
or more received their rewards.
An address on "What the good
Shepherd does to us" was given by
the pastor, Rev. W. r. Bennett.
Singing by the school, "This Happy
Day"
First Baptist.
In spite of the rain, large num-
ber of people saw the Children's Day
exercises of the First Baptist Church
The school marched into the church
, singing Christian Soldiers"
The order of the program was:
The Lords Prayer, responsive read
ing by Assistant Superintendent C. E.
Dennis; prayer by the Rev. l. M. B.
Thompson.
The primary exercises consisted of:
Song, "The Little Sparrows," by the
: department. recitation, which let the
audience know it was Children's Day,
by Doris Boniface and Edith Gala
CHER.
Doris received pretty bouquet;
recitation, Marion Boniface: recita-