Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
DAY
OBSERVED At MAYO
MEMORIAL CHURCH

Appropriate Childrcn's Day serv.
ices were recently observed in he
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church,
South River The following program
was rendered:
Song by choir, Happy Time OF
Roses, followed by responsive read
ing and prayer By pastor, Rev c. W
Mckinney; song, THE Sunday
School Army by choir; recitation.
"A Snappy Salute" Chas Behlke:
/ recitation, Sunshine ana ROSES"
Elizabeth Lee; recitation. ITS Chill
dren's Day" Aubrey BuIlen; solo. Il
Love Him Best OF All" Nora Coli.
son; recitation, Our Aim" irwin and
Malcolm Collision. Malcolm Elliott
and Woodrow Brashears; duet.
Greet the Golden Hours" Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Collision; recitation, Tit
for Tat" Starkey Mckinney: recita-
ticn. Rainbow Happenings Dorine
I FCphan, Florence Elliott. Naomi
Gardner They sang very sweetly two
verses of "a Rainbow on the Cloud;
song, Sailing on Lies Sea-" Carrie
/ Lewis. Marguerite Bohlke. Evelyn
! Tucker. Karl Collision, VIM Gardner.
/ Lyle Gather Elmer McCarter, Marie
1 Witt; recitation "A Problem Solved"
I Walter Gardner; recitation, Little
Folks Grville Tucker. Eva Collision;
song, Wherefore Sing Ye." by choir;
recitation, * Basket of Roses" Fran
ces Fendley. Ruth Purdy. ana Karine
Collision; recitation, brighten the
Corner Vinton Buile; singing, The
Captain is Coming; recitation. "Oul
Precious Secret" Thelma and Pearl
Cummings; recitation, THE Summer
Time" Evelyn McCarter; primary
song. Willing Workers; recitation
"A Recipe" Olivia Brashoars, recita-
ton, Anita Brashears; song, class O.
girls. Keep Singing; recitation
IL Bertha Dawson; song, Trusting
In the Savior" choir: recitation
Scattering Sunshine Thomas Mack
inson; flag drill. eleven girls in white,
carrying American flags; Two Rose
buds, Mary Ball; 'solo. On the Up
per Garden, Mrs. George Lee: Music
cal Tableau"; song. Help to Make
a Happy World" choir recitation,
/ Give with a Cheerful Heart Rutl
Ccllisca; recitation, Gibbs Mckinney
address, by Pastor, Rev Gibbs McIlen-
ley; collection. musical solo. Mrs
Harry Collision; recitation, Goodbye
Chndrens Day" Irehe Brashears;
closing duct. 20 Golden Hours" Mrs.
Harry Collision and Mrs. George
Lee; Benediction.
Tho musical tabRau was very
beautiful and pleasing part of the
evenings entertainment. The intro
duetions We're made by Mrs. Leila AL
vey.
First Tableau ~ Child Samuel
Kneelng," Thos. Lee: choir sang
softly I'm the Garden"
Second Tableau-"N aaman's Wife. =
Marguerite Behlke; and little Maid
pointing to the distance, Virginia
Ball; choir sang Though Your Sins
BE As Scarlet, They Shall Be As
White As Snow.
Third Tableau-Littlo boy CARRYING
basket. Kenneth Carr; duet. sHave
You Seen a Vision" Carrie Lewis and
Marguerite Behlke.
Fourth Tableau-"Lois and Emily.
M0thSr and Grandmother of Timothy"
Evelyn Tucker. Evelyn Dawson ana
Vintoa Bull who carried scroll.
sclo. Holy Bible Book Divine" sung
very sweetly 10y Virginia Dawson.
Who held IN open Bible in her hand.
Fifth Tableau--All of the children
grouped together on the stage with
solo, Il Belong TO the King" sung
by Marie Collision.
The lights were dimmed during the
tabieaus, which made them more i'm
pressiye.
The program was announced by
our superintendent. William II. Lee.
Mrs. Harry Collision presided at the
organ The stage was decorated with
honeysuekle and daisies.
Those taking part in the Flag Drin
we're, Susie Hall. leader; Elizabeth
Evans, Florence Dawson. Hazel Stall
lngs. Maggie McCarter. Geneva
Gardner. Emma McCarter. Marie Col
iiscn. Susie Suite. Mary Lee and
Nora Collision.
The exercise was very effective. All
OF the girls We're dressed in white