Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-14
THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP.
Services to Begin night-GeneralP Pro-
gram Of the Meeting.

LIE WAShANGION GROVE CAMP.
Services to Begin Tonight General Pro-
gram Of the Meeting.
Corfespondence Of TEE EVENING srAa.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August Il
The opening sermon of the camp meeting
viii be delivered this evening BY DR.. McKen-
| dree Kelley and DR.. Hanlon Of Pennington,
NJ. will take charge Of the services on Thurs
day evening.
The ladies' meeting win be under the leader
ship Of Mrs. Judge Clark, and Mrs. Cohen will
take charge of the young peoples meetings,
which will be held in the tent immediately be-
fore evening service. Rev. Harry France is
expected to take charge of the children's meet
ings in the afternoon at o'clock. An effort is
being made to build chapel ON the grounds
The fund has been started by the proceeds
from the lecture given by the Rev. George
Elliott
A temperance camp meeting, win be held
several days. The Woman's Christian temper
ance union and the Good Templars Of both
city and county will be represented and one
day will be set apart for the children. Persons
who wish to spend Sunday at the grove are ad-
vised to come out on Saturday evening, as no
trains will stop here on Sunday.
The post Office is this year at the depot and
Mr.. H. H. Beard, the station agent, is post
master. The mail is delivered at the window
letter boxes have been placed at different points
in the grove, from which the mail is collected
at noon and $50 and 10 p. m.
So far no association tents have been erected
as no demand has been made for them. There
are but two on the grounds, and those belong to
private parties.
"Father Laney" will again reawaken the
slumbering echoes Of the grove during the
coming camp by the ringing Of the tabernacle
bell. The services will be under the direction
Of Rev. NJ F. B. Rice. number of other minis
ters have been invited to be present at the
camp meeting, among them Rev. Bishop j. +.
Hurst DID,; Revs. J. B. Van Meter, DID,; W..
NJ. Frysinger, ID; D. NJ. Browning, J. A..
Price, d. D.; A. R. Kelley, d. R. Naylor, DID. ;
W. H. Chapman, T. J. Cross, G. @. Markham,
Harry France, E. D. Owen, DID,; w. M. Ham
mack, G. G.. Cassard, L. F. Morgan, DID,; R
w. Black, R. NJ. Moore, John Lanahan, b. P.
Brown, ID; Thos. Hanloa DID,; Scott Her.
shey, ID; A E. Gibson, Do; g. Q, Cook, W.
G: Laney, George Elliott, c. w. Baldwin, G. H.
Richardson, c. L. Pate, J. H. Dashiell, D. D.
Richd. Norris, ]. D. Still J. H. NJ. Lemon, w,
M. Osborne, A. NJ. Courtenay, 8. Shannon, ]. @.
Dice and W. +. Speak, ID.
DIRECTORY OF THE CAMP
The following is directory Of the sojourn-
ers at the grove: Grove avenue-Mrs. 8. G..
Reid and son, Warren Choate and family,
VIM. W. s. Dyre and family, W. Redin Wood
ward and wife, DR.. F. N. Ritter and family,
Alfred Wood and family NJ Gordon and fam
lily, w. H. II. Smith an family, H. B. Moulton
and family Mrs. NJ. Shively, Robert Cohen and
family, Rev. S. R. Murray and family, DIR. w.
Merriam and family, Jas. w. Somerville and
family, Mr.. Gee and wife, Mrs. Coombs and
family. Mrs. Carpenter, DIR. ]. T. Winter and
family, J. P. Richie and family and A. H.
Doane and family.
Broadway-W. R. Andrews and family, Bor-
rows King and family, Ira Townsend and
mother, j. L. Briggs and family, Rudolph
Johnson and family, Mrs. Harbaugh, C. E.
Walker and family, l. N. Rollins and family
and Thomas T. Hurdle and family
Circle-Dr. NJ. D. Peck and family, NJ.
Lindsay and family, Rev. NJ. F. B. Rice and
family, R. w. Dunn and family, Benz Slime
metz, jr., and family, J. c. Athey and family
Capt w. F. Shucksrs and family, Rev. ]. Nc
Kendree Kelley and family, Geo. Birch and
family, L. W. Worthington and wife. Geo. Hill
and family Geo. T. Woodward and family, J.
Henry Wilson and family, DR.. T. G. Lockerman
and family, Mrs: Capt P. A. Rearick and
children. Miss Aida Clark and friends, Samuel
Polktnghorn and family, W. H. Calhoun and
family. Jas. Owen and wife, H. w. FARMLAND
and wife, 81. G. Craig and family, Edward Hall
and family.
First avenue-w a. Valiant and family, Capt
Ripley and family, L. Dean and wife, G. w.
Ouuts anu JOuH Ia. Delt ana family,
Mrs. N. D. Knott, Mrs. 81. A Wise and family,
Mrs. 7. B. Penicks and children, E. Schmid
and family, L. 8. Chapman and family, j. R.
Riggles and family, R. o. Polkinhorn and
family and J. P. Riehey and family.
Second avenue-L. P. Altschu and family ].
E. Owen and family, Miss Klgour and Mr..
Archibald and family.
Third avenue-Wrn. 8. Jackson and family.
Thos. Bowling and family, Mrs. jackson and
family and Geo. Wheeler and family
Fourth avenue-Judge Geo. L. Clark and
family, ]. R. Mickle and family, ]. W. Bowen
and wife, Court Wood and family, Chas. Spates
and family, E. Potbury and family, J. S. Nc
Cathran and family, G. E. Gartrell and family,
A. T. Drake and family, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs.
Nash.
Fifth avenue. E. Hill and family, A. E,
Hill, Miss Newcomb, Z. N. Willis and family,
F. z. Warning and family, Mrs. F. NJ Selby
and family, Rev. DR.. Adams and wife, Mrs s.
T. Barnes and family, Mr.. Snifin and family
and Mrs. Wilson and family
Sixth avenue-C. NJ. Spooner and family
Mrs. n. E. Dorsey, James Harrison and family,
j. K. McCathrap and family, E. d. Harvey and
j. H. Bell and family.
Those stopping at the hotel are Thomas G..
Randall, Samuel H. Walker and family, Miss
Alice Brady, John L. Little and family, Mr..
VIM. Willard, Miss Bessie D. Hill, Mrs. Wilson
Reed and son and Mr.. and Mrs Copeland and
family.
Mrs. Parsley, Mrs. Tretler and family and
Messrs Fletcher, Waring and Eldredge are the
guests Of Mrs. N. E. Dorsey.
TAO AN. TO NIAGARA FALLS, 7:10 AM.-The
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