New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
DAUGHTERS AND SONS OF THE KING.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER CELEBRATED
AT OCEAN GROVE.
Ocean Grove Aug 8 specaD.-This was the third
Ocean Grove anniversary OF the Kings Daughters anu
Sons and was a regular field day, beginning at
O'Clock with devotional meeting in Thornley, CHAPEL
conducted by Mrs Margaret BOttome the founder OF
the order. An unusual number Of members paraci-
mated At the young peoples meeting. The Rev George
W. Barker dscoursed on the necessity OF Leading sous
10 Christ after which the usual promise service tooh
place D. Fife gave interesting incidents OF southern
mission work Mrs. Bottome conducted a conference
Of workers in the young peoples temple The Kew
s E. Young conducted the devotional exercises. a
dnet nv two Young Daughters Of the King "The
summer Land was beautifully rendered. The Rev
Dr. stokes welcomed these Royal ladies', saying "eIe
not Kings son would be abashed in the presence
OF so much royalty Reports were nlade DS Vno
leaders Of circles. Mrs. BOttome made brle1 sd'
dress on the work Of the order Colonel H. H. Haley
Of the St. Bartholomew Rescue Mission, In
gave interesting incidents of his mission
This afternoon Mrs. Isabella c. Davis, the general
secretary presided at a meeting in the Auditorium
The Rev DR.. Ganlon principal OF pennington oelni-
nary said that the organization was the working QUO
Of old ideas of personal Christian service lie nhea Ce
Kings Daughters because they did not delegate ueir
work 10 Others but did 1t themselves. They had 10
class distinctions They were messengers Of love and
mercy 10 the rich as well 10 the poor You do
good work whether you feel like ii not lie elassed
Clara Barton and DorOthea Dix as Kings Daughters
Men be Influenced by women and women can DO
influenced by men, and that is the reason that mere
more women in the Church than men. II they had
more women preachers there wond be more men con-
S. j. Bets, Of the silver Cross Mission. in Bayonne
City, spoke Of the importance Of new bnihng III that
city for the mission. W. T. LambOurne, Of LONDON
spoke OF the Rescue Mission in that city. Jane"ay
Gordon, Of the Rescue Mission Of Newark. spoke
briefly Jacob A. Rs, vice president Of the tenement
house committee IN New-YoFk, gave glimpses Of the
work done M connection with the tenementhOuse ply
scans Of the city, especially among those who are ut
terly helpless. Mrs Davis gave a resume Of the
work done throughout the year The silver cross Is
now worn 10 every ano under the sun. The supreme
70 call themselves the International Daughters and
Sons Of the King
This evening conservation meeting was held in
Thornley, Chapel, Mrs. Davis presiding Mrs J. r.
Ellis made an address. Many members were added
10 the order.
THE INSTITUTE OF CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY
Avon BY the sea. Aug (speciall-At the American
Institute of Christian Philosophy today the first
lecture was delivered BY the Rev. Edward NJ. Deems.
OF HorDellsvile. n. Y. IL entitled The Common
Origin of Man or the Unity Of the Human Species
He said Scientists not agreed on the answer to
the question. Do ali belong 10 one species9, |
But the weight Of scientific authority favors the |
theory OF one, not several, species. The arguments
tending To establish this theory as the true one are
chiefly those based the facts Of habitat or the |
ability Of any man to live anywhere that any other
man live the facts concerning the languages az
the various races OF and concerning community of
fsofeons and customs. But the most interesting and
"eehts arguments In favor Of racial unity regards
tpeces are those based similarity OF physical men
- and moral organization faculties and habits The
Sn'scai argument was emphasized by the lecturer.