Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
people who are admitted to nrs.-class enter

people who are admitted to frst-class eutel
tainments here free of charge. Tomorrow
"Baccalaureate Sunday" The sermon will b.
| delivered in the auditorium by Bishop Edwar,
| G. Andrews, of the Methodist Church. Th
evening sermon will be by the Rev. DR.. o. A
Brown pastor of the Eighteenth Street Metho
dist Church of New York City. The famous
will be led by the Rev. DR.. Elwood H. Stokes
on the beach at the foot of Ocean Pathway
Short addresses will be made by Bishop An
drews, of New York; Rev. DR.. George E
Miller, of Kansas City; Rev. Dr. John Wilson
of Baltimore, and other clergymen and laymen
Responsive readings, from leaflets distributed
to the crowds and musical service. are othel
attractions of this hours meeting on the sand
On Monday night the Assembly will be
treated to free grand concert by the Assem-
bly, choir. assisted by eminent vocal and mu
sical soloists and by fine elocutionists, under
the direction of Prof, John r. Sweeney, OF
Philadelphia. This gentleman has charge OF
the music in John Wanamaker's church and
the Bethany Sunday School. He is director OF
Pardington, President of the Brooklyn Chau.
tauQua Union, will take an active part in the
proceedings of Tuesday. He will deliver al
night tie alumni lecture on "The Source and
Force of Character" The concluding eXer-
cises of the Assembly will be on Wednesday,
when triumphal parade of the Ocean Grove
Association, Assembly choir, flower girls,
Chautauqua graduates, students and visitors
VIII be leu Dy D3uQ uOWn Tue piazza, CalleQ Tue
Ocean Pathway to the sea; and thence to the
auditorium. where the Rev. DIR. James NJ.
Buckley will deliver the commencement ora
tion. The closing day will terminate with a re-
ception in the parlors of hotel and Q. L. y.
e. campfire on the beach.
THE PHILOSOPHERS OF AVON.
Almost touching Ocean Grove is the pretty
little resort newly named Avon by-the-Sea. 1t
is chiefly famous for the Seaside Assembly"
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intellectual and spiritual culture. The seventh
session of the assembly began on Wednesday
evening In the opening address of President
DR.. A L. Turner was given an idea of the pro-
gramme for the coming season. The assembly
was established here by earnest friends of
Bible study AMI ethical culture. All the higher
departments of art and philosophy will be led
by men of national regulations. One branch
Of the assembly is given up to the development
and practice of the Chautauquan ideas. Nine.
E. A. Alberti Mrs. NJ. L. Vanklrk, Prof. A.
w. Borst, of Philadelphia. and DR.. Edward
Peck. of London, are some Of the leaders
already the ground.
On August the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Deems,
of the Church of the Strangers, of New ork,
will open his Summer School of Christian Phi
losophy, and, for a week. the leading
thinkers of the country will discuss and
elucidate live topics relating to ethical
culture and metaphysics. Among the as
sembly lecturers present now are: Dr.
Prof. F. ID. Bailey, of New York: Prof. James
a. Green, of Cincinnati, and James G. Am
brose, of Philadelphia. The new pipe organ
placed in the auditorium was used for the first
this week by Prof. Theodore c. Knauf, of
Philadelphia.
The regular and militia military forces of
the State of New Jersey began their encamp-
ment at Sea Girt this morning. The location
is admirably adapted to the needs of a large
military encampment An enormous field COW
cred now with velvety green sward but little
way from the railroad station on the New \ ork
and Long Branch Railroad has for several years
been leased by the State. The Second Brigade,
under ex-United States Senator Wilson A.
Sewell, Brevet Major General, will be the first
in camp.
PITTSBURGERS ON JERSEYS SHORE.
Mrs. Frank Hall is the chaperone of the fol-
lowing young ladies of Pittsburg. who are sum-
mering at the Demarest, on Ocean avenue,
Ocean Grove: Miss Elsie Hall, Miss G. NJ
Bridge, Miss Minnie Kuhn. Miss E. M, Young.
Hon. Benjamin Butterworth. the Ohio Con-
gresham, has joined his family at fashionable
hotel on Kingsley street. He has been ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Chicago Worlds Fair
Mrs. Annie S. Grepu, of Greencastle Pa, is
on Ocean Pathway in the Grove.
Mr.. William Mccormick, Cincinnati capi-
talist is summering with his family in North
Miss ]. Gilmore, Miss Jean Martin and Miss
Mary Mccormick, all of Pittsburg, are fash
ionable young ladies at a beach hotel.
MI ana MIS-. r. A. kingsley are prominent
residents now pleasantly situated at
an Asbury avenue hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Maginn. of Pittsbure. are
at a stylish hotel on Ocean avenue
Messrs. George DAVIS and James Thomas
owners of the immense iron and steel works at
Catasauqua. Pa, are spending a few weeks at a
street resort
The engagement of Mr.. Fred Smith, of
Mauch Chunk, and Miss Kate V. Marble of
New York, is announced.
Major Morris l.. Kaufman. an Allentown
LAWYER, and formerly member of the military
staff of Governor Hartranft passes his vaca.
tion In Asbury Park.
MT. alexander Moore, prominent Pittsburg
citizen. is on Ocean avenue, in Ocean Grove
Mr.. II. G. Morgan, of Pittsburg, of the
W estminster Presbyterian Church, In Allie.
gheny City, is in Ocean Grove for the summer.
Miss NJ. Radcliffe. of Allegheny, Pa, and
with the Irwin Avenue School, is
spending her vacation in Third avenue. a
The latest arrivals from Pittsburg include
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aurerson, ]. Anderson,
Mrs. E. Neart and family II. L. Holmes Mrs
George Echbaum, W. Liljeren. N. G. Ernst,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bond Mr. and Mrs o. II. AL
Lerton and family, II. Wright H.. G. Morgan.
Mrs. c. Evans and family. Miss Holbrook.