Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-14

/ churches are planned for tomorrow IN
teresting programs have been announced
| by several city churches. They are ap-
pended:
AUGSBURG LUTHERAN
The following Children's Day program
will be rendered tomorrow at the
Augsburg Lutheran Church:
kindergarten Exercises Chorus
THE Flag" first department; welcome.
Andrew Brown and Charles Griffin
recitation, THE Helper" Harry Lusk
recitation, "Children's Day." Myrna
Bishop; solo, THE Daisy Song" Julia
Manning; recitation, Two Little Rose
buds" Clara Elizabeth Shirk; solo.
THE Bird Song" Lottie Rau; recita-
ton, "A Recipe" Louretta Martin sing
ing. when the Band Plays" class of
children recitation, Norman Reese;
salute to the Flag" Charles Griffin
duet, Just for You and Me-" Alice and
Clara McNaughton recitation. Glad
for Children's Day." Fern Louise Orris;
singing, THE Rose Song" a class of
! girls; exercise. What the Clock Says"
| five boys; duet, "Depdrop's Blessing"
| Dorian Cornelius and Gladys Gayman;
/ recitation, "A Consolation" Catherine
| Sterringer; MARY, Mary, Quite Con-
trary," a class of girls collection, eight
! girls; solo. Jesus Wants Me for a
Sunbeam" Daisy Altman; recitation.
What the Birds Sing" Anna Mishop;
solo. I'm a Little Flower" LaVene
Grove; exercise, "A Gift for Children's
Day" six girls; duet Come and See"
Mildred Shue and Marie Harling; recta-
I ton, Anna Garland: recitation. "Just
One Day in the Year." MZrie Yohn
chorus Golden Sunbeams," first depart
ment; recitation, Liberty" Mildred
Arbogast; singing, first department;
| benediction.
AT the evening anniversary service of
the Sunday school a cantata, Queen of
the May" will be rendered.
The offering at the Sunday school at
2 O'Clock will be for the orphans home
at Loysville.
CAMP CURTIN NJ. f.
a beautiful Children's Day cantata.
entitled Carnival of the Flowers" will
be rendered at Camp Curtin Methodist
| Church by the Sunday school tomorrow
evening at 7.45 O'Clock This cantata
is unique creation. weaving in and out
throughout the whole party, thoughts
OF love and service and praise of God.
| The flowers hold high carnival for the
| honor and glory of their Creators
name
Musical Numbers-Chorus. Creative
| Voices Sweetly Singing" song by five
THE Carnival of Flowers :" song by
Rose Maidens. "Hark the Song :"
chorus, "Gladness Breathes Around
U.s." solo, Wake Up Daisy Folks :"
song by the Daisies, Look Up, Be
| Glad chorus, Serve God with a Per-
feet Heart" duet and chorus, Our
Colors;" song, Flower Bells Are Ring
ing" chorus, Greeting the Children's
Day" trio and chorus, "The Earth is
the Lord's'
Closing Song-Characters as follows:
Spring, Katherine Bricker; Love, Mary
McClain; Joy, Dorothy Haas; Purity.
Mary Burgoon; Memory, Alice Frick-
man; Children's Day. Mildred Jeffries !;
June, Esther Jeffries Page, Gilbert
! Bateman; Herald. Wilson Hoffa; Color
Bearers. Blanch Houser. Melvin Geist
Ralph McClain; Angel. Lauretta Geist |;
Sixteen Rose Maidens with MabIe
Pottieger as the white Rose" which
is chosen as Queen of the Carnival :"
See the Daisies, Violets, Clover, Dande-
lions and Pansies
The committee in charge of cantata
include Mrs. D. A. Fries, Mrs. Verna
Carvell, Mrs. Ruth Barnhart. Dorothy
Gibbons, Alice Friedman and Mary
Crane.
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal
Chlldren's Day exercises will be held
Tomorrow in the Fifth Street Methodist
| Episcopal Church at 1890 a. m. and
at 7.SO p. m. The program follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING, Saviour. Like a
Shepherd Lead U.s." congregation
prayer, pastor, DR.. Pyles; welcome ex-
ercise, Virginia Faust and Nelson
Spangler; songs (a) Little Work.
ers." (b) Singing for Jesus" kin
dergarten department; recitation, "a
Beginner" Edna Heck recitation, "a
Curious Fact" Nelson Spengler; solo.
Happy Children's Day" Caroline
Grubb; recitation. The Silver Lining"
Esther McMorris; exercise. "The Be-
ginners." Edwin Weigle and Clarence
Reilly; recitation, Like the Snow
Drop" Betty Peters; recitation, Turn
ing the Tables" Jack Yost; recitation,
Growing Smiles" Richard Fox; solo,
God Keeps Little Flowers" Dorothy
Shakespeare recitation, IF Were
Big" Aida Maugaps; recitation,
"Childrens Day" Julia Johnson; reci-
tation, keep Sweet" Marian wampler
songs, (a) Tapping At My Window"
(b) when the Flowers Are Thirsty"
| Primary Department; recitation, How
Would it Be?" Evelyn Siders; recita-
ton, Conscience Shoes" John Wooler-
ton: recitation, Alton Maxwell; re-
marks ana announcements Dy pastor
offering, for the cause of Christian
education exercise. Ten Fairies"
| class primary children; recitation,
''The First Children's Day" Marie
lGardner; recitation, Take Time" John
Forney; recitation. when Mamma
was a Little Girl" Frances Kline
songs. (a) 1T Isn't Raining Rain to
Me" (b) "The Dandelion," Junior De-
partment: recitation, IF I Only Knew"
Dorothy Reheard; recitation, Two
Little Hands Phyllis Hinkle; recta-
tion. "If." Ernest Peck; motion song.
"C,an You Tell?" class primary chill
dren reo'Aation. "a Little Brown
Pird." Dorothy Watson; "The Help
err" Everett Long; song, "Amer-
| ica,s Message" Junior Depart
ment. recitation. MY Motto" Merle
| Rovrnan; recitation. Leona Smith
song. "Father. We Thank Thee" Pri-
mary Department; singing, Onward
| christian Soldiers" congregation
benedLction, by pastor.
Evening-Selection, Orchestra ad-
dress. "The Ladder of Life Jacob
Harder; song. "The Sweetest Flowers
of Summer Time" Teen Age Depart
ment girls: exercise, 'The Flags"
class junior boys; solo, "Slumber
Song" Pauline Huntsberger; recita-
ton. 'The Peace Hymn of the World"
Helen Manahan; exercise. Our EN-
blems." class junior girls: cello solo,
Josephine Burkholder. Hummelstown
reading. Alma Shut remarks and an
nouneements by pastor, DR. Pyles of