Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-18

Washington Grove.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE CAMP-MEETING-A LARGE
ATTENDANCE EXPECTED OVER sUNDAY-wH0 ARE
PERMANENTLY SETTLED IN CAMP.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August Is, 1888.
The camp folks were out In full force yesterday
at IL a. m, to hear an eloquent sermon by DR.. B.
B. Hamlne, Of Pennsylvania. His text was chosen
from Luke oath and 4Sth.
DR.. NaylOr led the usual o-o'clock prayer and
praise service, which was well attended andi i'm
pre- Slve.
There were comparatively no vistorsin camp dur
Ing the forenoon but in the early afternoon q
The children had their usual good time at the
tabernacle at O'Clock. Rev. A. Zimmerman
talked 10 them for some time, and they were deeply
by Prof. Henry Wilson.
The ladies' meeting in the canvas chapel, on
Grove avenue, was well attended, there being no
O'Clock service at the tabernacle.
audience.
Young and old are to be seen strolling eastward
at about $3.50 p. IN. to be on hand at the opening
OF the young peoples vesper service. These meet
lngs are daily growing In interest and popularity.
Az the close OF last evenings service 'GOd be With
You" was sung at the request OF some who will
leave the Grove to-day.
large influx of visitors is expected by the even
Ing trains, TO remain over the sabbath in the
camp.
Many OF the country people also will drive over
10 Tue Grove tomorrow TO attend the usual Lords
CAMP DIRECTORY.
Grove avenue-Mrs. s. A. Reed, DR.. E. o. Mer-
| Ram, Warren Choate, ST.; Mrs. II. NJ. Weaver, Mr.
Brewster, DR.. Ritter, Mr.. c. Hughes, Mr.. NJ Cor
dol, VIM. X. Woodward, Alfred Wood, VIM Bur-
ms, Pioneer cottage; JAS. Somerville, w. II. H.
smith, Vine Cottage; II. B. MOuiton, Mr.. Bovee,
Robert Cohen, DR.. Winter, Mr.. Richie, Rev. oliver
Cox. Mr.. Dooson, Grove-ave chapel.
Broadway-Mr. l. N. Rawlings, Mrs. Tracey.
Mr.. Ayton, Rudolph johnson, Mr.. Budd. J. T.
Alien, MT Cary, Washington Grove Cafe.
First avenue-B. s. PlatI Mrs. Merr1ck, Mrs
Godfrey, Mr. Dyer, Mrs. l. Deane, L. s. Chapman
Mrs. j. NJ. K. Knott Mrs. Wilson, MIR. Hyatt
Olver Polklnhorn, Mr. Schmidt, Thomas W. smith,
Second avenue-MlsS s. l.. KIlgO ur DR. BAXTER
MI l. r. Alscnu, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. j. L. owens, Philip
Stone
Third ayenue-Mrs. M. s. jackson, Thomas Dow
Fourth avenue-Mrs. L. E. Bushbee, Misses
Ward, or the county; VIM. Derby, c. Wood, Mrs.
N. PotDerry, Mr.. McCathran, Ii. c. Dean, George
Sartrem, {. Z. Murphy, E. l. Boyer, Mrs. J. c.
Fifth avenue-Mr. Ed. Hawkins Mrs F. B, VII.
| son. II. u. Malcolm, Mrs. II. b. Burkett Mrs s. p
Barnes y. II. Pollok, L. A. Hill, Mrs NJ. NJ. Carrca,
sixth avenue-Mrs. NJ. Dorsey's boarding tent
Ministers s, Lodge, Mr.. Harrison, James Cashell,
Misses Braddock, OF county; Mrs. Shelby Clarke.
Rev. W. ii. Chapman, II. w. FARMLAND, inglestde
cottage; Charles Birch, Misses Calhoun, MIR,
briggs Jas Donaldson, R. W. Dunn, MRS. j. H.
Ut. McKendree Kelley. r. h.; J. w. Wade and Geo.
Birch, l.. w. WOrLhingtOn, Mrs Geo HIN Prss
| Thomas woodward, Mrs. Capt. Rerick, Henry
| Wilson, ChorisLer; DR.. NJ. ID. Peck Misses Layton
| DIR. Y. g. Lockerman, Jesse Wilson, Joseph Birch,
| Mr.. JAS. owens. B.
The MONITOR AND MERRIMAC.-At Bay Ridge this
| week. The greatest display OF fireworks ever
| given in America. No extra charge. Round trim