New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
V4RIED DISCOURSES AT OCEAN GROVE.
ANNIVERSARY sERM\N OF THE WoMANs
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

ocean Grove. " j., Aug II (SpeciaD.-J. II. Hard
ing superintendent Of the sunday school Of the Park
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, OF Philadelphia,
conducted the young peoples meeting, speaking Oh
the importance Of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ
Mrs, sarah Landlord Palmer led the meeting for the
nron,o,ion of holiness Many missionary workers
were present. Mrs Mary {. Nindef Of Minneapolis,
spoke on the mission OF Christ to reveal the Father,
and Of the mission of Christians TO publish Christ To a
lost world Mrs. Margaret Carson, OF Somervilie'
spoke in an interesting she is worker Ill
home missions having conducted home for ineDriates
in Front Il Philadelphia, for thirteen years
At the Auditorium service the Rev. Luther b. VIII
SON of Baltimore, made the opening prayer. ina
anniversary sermon OF the Woman's Foreign hissoI-
airy Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
preached 10 an audience OF 1000 people by the Rev.
4 w. RuddSall. OF India. Among tie distinguished
ministers and aymen present were the Kew pT
Henry Wheeler, of PhoeniXvie, Penn. the Kew DE-
william r. Dcwney, Of the Mariners BetheL rhlta-
delphia the Rev. J. Z. Merrill, of Philadelphia the
Rev A. X street, OF Camden y. j.. tie Rev. L. H.
Landon of BordentOwn; the Rev. f. Davies the boS-
ton street preacher Wilbur pay Of Morrls'p p.1
the Rev Mr.. DeBow. OF Philadephia' tue, Tue hey
y J1n r nyn"I Or nanIon.s Eible class on
The ten lepers." The discussion turned on the o.
ttha orthodoXv OF the universe I'm his belief In tht
total deprvity of man. He defined faitl as standing
ON the promises OF God. From the question. box was
brought forth preordnation. written, ohs
enough for sermon. what do you mink OF !ns
Ionisiona Lottery II is OF the devil respohded
The doughty Doctor The number present was Il ~
i'm the iible class 800 in the SUNDAY school oUu IN
The infant class and nifty Mrs. Thornley's Bible
class. A.. ..,..io,, eorv,ca
The Rev Dr. stokes presided at the mission service
thls afternoon. Mrs william j. Osborn, OF bIooh,
i'm made the address. She said thar not SOOoOD Oh
Women can read and write out of Sf.oooooo; ING
following noted women were present ; MIS-, oeorse
" bancroft Mrs. j. II. Thornley,, Mrs. James H.
Vari of Freehold Mrs. william X. ekeron, o. Iren-
ton Mrs Kate Raphael. Mrs l. simmons OF Brook
Yn: Mrs Dr. :. l. Baldwin OF Brookyn; Mrs, j.
Simmons Mrs william Maps, Of Long EIanch Mrs;
Anna Kent Of Bradley Beach; Mrs: J. l. rhHs, OF
Newark: Miss Helen Miles, OF New York; MIS- kudor
Van Kirk Mrs Frman sang II beanrlfll 500. Miss
Iilyie Pearl Wech and Miss Winnie Welch OF Denver
C"l sang Chinese hymns 10 the delight OF the au-
dicncc. , -, A.. ,,o william,
q browning of New York: the Rev. Robert Whlnna,
NJ Philadelphia the Rev. George Acorn, OF Philadel
mia and the Rev. John Ilandley, OF Bridgeton, ~ j.
Th,, Rev Dr. j. simmons, Of Brooklyn, preached TINS
evening on The Sweetness and the Richness OF the
Gosnel of Christ IN the soul" Chu Gau, chinese,
sang a hymn In Chinese. The Rev. Henry Beitlns
preached AZ 81. Paus Church, on From the Ola LSs
20 In