The Washington herald., 1915-10-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PAGEANT TODAY
Weather Permitting, Alex
andrians Will Hold An
nual Parade.
THREE MEETINGS, TOO
Prominent Clerymen to Participate
in Big Rally-Union Revival Com
mences Tomorrow Night.
THREE MEETINGS, TOO

Alexandria. Va, Oct. 16-In the even
| or unfavorable weather conditions to
morrow. the second annual rally and pa
rade of the Alexandria Sunday Schoo
Association. slated to be held at 3 o'clock
Will be postponed until the following
! Sunday.
A stand has been erected at Cameron
and Washington streets. from which
point the parade will be reviewed by the
members of the stat Sunday School
Association and other distinguished
guests.
1t Is planned to have every Sunday
school carry distinctive banners bearing
suitable texts and notices and sing ap
prcpriate hymns along the lire of march
A badge representing an open Bible will
be worn by all of the participants. in ad
dition to the school color. Different col
ors have been assigned to the various
schools.
II Is announced that. rain or shine. the
three conferences will be held in the diff
ferent churches at 4:3O O'Clock. John
Garland Pollard. attorney general of the
state. will address the adults at the First
Baptist Church and S. w. Pitts will pre-
side. Mrs. Frank T. Israel. of Fairfax.
Va, will address the girls at the NJ. f.
Church South. and j. Frank Myers will
preside. w. W. MILAN. former president
of the District of Columbia Sunday
School Association. will address the boys
at Trinity NJ. +. Church. Charles +.
Pierpont will preside.
Officers of the Sunday School Associa :
tion are: John w. Herndon. president
Charles Z. Pierpont. vice president; Har-
ry W. Wade. secretary treasurer: divis-
lon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bessie Elliott.
elementary; Miss HELEN n. Cummings.
secondary: Miss Mary Williamson. adult
Bible: Mrs. William Campbell, home de-
partment: Mrs. William Rogers, teacher
of training.
Beginning at 7:3O o'clock Monday night.
union evangelical services will be opened
at the First Baptist Church. Pastors of
the following churches will participate:
Second Presbyterian. First Baptist. Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal. Second Baptist
and Methodist Episcopal South.
.A different speaker will address the
meetings each night. and will not be an
until the hour set for the meet
ing.
committees in charge are as follows:
II. X. Field. J. T. Preston. Walter Pier
point. George B. Kennedy. music: Samuel
w. Pitts. Frank J. Pollard. Walter Pier
r"int. w. A. Moore. jr. finance: J. NJ
-dunders. William Campbell. Newell S
ir'enaway. Charles Pierpoint, personal
work
TIL" Alexandria Assembly has reorgan-
zcd for the season with the election of
hese officers: c. W. Wattles. chairma n
Iohn Leadbeater. secretary. The follow
nE were chosen members of the executive
committee: E. c. Dunn. George n.
vans. DR.. ]. Stewart Jameson. w. AL !
vert Smoot. Laurence Stabler. Richard |
iibson. Eugene Is. Taylor Dates set for !
lanCes are as follows: October ~ No !
'"mber u and IS and December Il and |
ook place this afternoon from his late |
lome in Del Ray. Alexandria County |
services were conducted by Rev. f V. |
tesister. formerly presiding elder of the
VI. f. Church South
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows has
lected J. Wilmer McNienamin. A trustee
Z that lodge to fill the vacancy caused |
" the death of George II. Hinken.
Rally-day services will he held at lois
clock tomorrow at the NJ. +. Church
outh. Numbers on the program will b.
iven by each department identified with
he Sunday school,
Attorney General John Garland Pollard
rill deliver an address at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning before the members of
he Curtin Memorial Baraca class of the
first Baptist Church.