New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
SUNDAY At DEER PARK.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARRISON ATTEND

THE. PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARRISON ATTEND
SERVICES IN THE FOREST CHAPEL.
Deer Park Md July ID (speciaD.-The little chapel
in the woods received distinguished party this morn
ing. There was the President Of the United states
in one pew with his wife, the private secretary Mr.
Halford and Lieutenant r. NJ. G. Brown. Back OF
them were ex-senator Davis and Mrs. Window, Sec
rotary Window and three pretty girls, his daughter
Miss Grace Davis and Miss sadler, of Baltimore. Mr..
Ellins was in a pew with his large family OF boys
and the rest Of the church filed with the
cottagers and hotel guests, with here and there a
strapping mountaneer, who came TO see the Presi-
dent Tae Presidential party arrived little Iate
and were escorted by the usher who was also first
tenor and plate passer to the middle seats at the ielt
Of the minister. The church was calm retreai
from the glazing light outside, and with It's softly
toned color and oak rafters, was fitting place ior
President to worship The whole building could have
been dropped in the vestry of a city church. The
Rev. Mr.. Haddaway, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South Of Washington, conducted the services
He is man % fine bearing, and with voice deep
and sonorous In his opening prayer he characterized
the President in a way that President should
covet said he: ave thank God for President
whose righteousness goes out among the people
Dr. Haddaway chose for his text: And the times OF
this Ignorance God wnked att In the discourse he
somewhat followed Bishop Potter's pessimstic views
who prate Of our civilization. We have cviliza-
ton witness It's flower in the affair at New0rleans
last week. The President smiled at the reference
10 the Knraln-Suvan fight He smiled again when
the minister referred 10 the heather as those poor
souls. who knowing naught Of our civilization wear
dresses slightly dccOlletc.n The pretty girls IN
their gay gowns looked nervous at this suggestive
sarcasm. The sermon finished by vigorous
onslaught on the vices Of the day-godlessness, IN
temperance and sunday breaking.
MIR. Halford enjoyed the sermon, and he would
probably describe IL good Old gospel talk He
sung all the hymns without a book, did also tho
President and Mrs. Harrison. The Rev. Henry i.
Hail. OF san Francisco, made earnest closing prayer,
and by l. 80 the President stood at the chapel door
shaking hands with the outgoing throng.
Tomorrow Will be busy day for President Harri-
He Will give his entire time 10 official business
aud will not be able 10 take any taunt to the fishing
grounds for which this region Is famous. private
wire viii be put up this week, connecting the cottage
with the White House. The President absolutely
refuses attend 10 any public business on Sunday,
consequently Roswell G.. HOrr's decnatiOn Of the
Valparaiso Consulate gave him worry. The
President will probably go down 10 Washington Tues
day on the morning train attend 10 certain business
hat cannot be arranged here, and to the sending
up Of the White House carriages and horses Mon
DAYS work relates entirely 10 pardon and those
connected with the Department Of Justice.
The President and Mrs Harrison aud Mrs. Mckee
spent the evening at the Davis place. They will
entertain the guests of Senator Davis tomorrow
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