New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.
A RAINY FIRST DAY-ALUMN OF PENNINGTON
MEET.


Ocean Grove. y. T.. Aug IS CSpecian.-The holiness
meeting had an unusually large attendance today Mrs
sarah Landlord Palmer led it. assisted by number
Of members Of various denominations. This was the
first day Of the camp meeting About 10 O'CLOCK
pouring rain set in. About 800 attended the hrst
service Of prayer which conducted By Dr. stokes
The young peaple's meeting TINS morning
was filed to overlooking. The Rev George
l. Baker chose for his subject How
70 Win Mrs Grace Updegraf sung beautifully Sweet
and Low Professor and Mrs. Lowe sang Il SHAH
be satisfied
The sacramental service this evening was not as
largely attended as usual account Of the heavy rain
There will be a daily conservation meeting held DIV the
Rev Il. j. Andrews In the Tabernacle for one hour
beginning at As. The president the Rev Dr. L. A.
stokes will conduct family worship at the Auditorium
at a quarter 10 :.
The voung peoples meeting in the Temple and the
belDnc hand meeting in Thomly Chapel will be held
simultaneously at O'Clock Mrs. Lizzie smith, d
we'll known evangelist, will hold daily meeting IN
the Tabernacle at 80 p. m. Mrs Mary SPARKS
wbeecr will conduct mothers meeting each day IN
rbor,,Iv Chanel AT p. m. Lewis KlOpch VIII nave
charge of the chidren's service in the Tempe at 90
n m each day. The Rev. &. L. Barker VIII cohuuc'
the twilight meeting, which will be held edch Gay III
the Temple at 80 p. II. IL addition 10 u!e'e Hhe
daily social services there will be three sermons
rrc,cbed each DAY. Some Of the finest preachers OF
81, country VIII appear upon the Auditorium platform
The opening sermon viii be preached tomorrow morn
Ing BY Bishop Cyrus d. Foss, OF the Methodist HplS
copal Church. -,
A seaside Alumni Association Of Pennington SEM
darr was organized to-day. General James f.
pusIinr was called 10 the chair and T. Frank Appleoy
va appointed secretary Of the meeting. on mouoI
n W F. Johnson, the following Officers were eecUo
president Edgar G. snyder, now Of Wesleyan Uni
,ersitv sdent G.. b. Brusewoor, OF Pnlanel
mia secretary Miss f. Belle Clark of Ocean Grove
tyces,lier. George W Manor, Of Jersey City. com
n,ittee consisting Of f. c. Snyder, the Rev. j. l.
Dobbns of Wilmington, Del, and the Rev JOiih
Handlev. of Asbury Park, were appointed to dIai'
resolutions Of coincidence on the death Oh inc Kew
I Robert LaltOmers Of Fensonkn pastor OF the McIh-
odist Episcopal Church OF that place. The Officers
were constituted q committee 10 arrange for reunion
and bauquet next year. \ dinner wa served az tne
Tational Hotel Edgar {. snyder. the tOasthsster,
called ON the Rev Thomas Harrow 10 RESPOND 70 ou
Alma Mater General James T. Rushing o. trenton,
rsident Of the board Of trustees, spoke U remington
REaulinary Willis Fletcher Johnson spoke OF the
,,fure Of Pennington. DR.. C. T.. MhitecW was caIici
on a. The oldest Dos Of the seminary, and made an
address fun OF Wit and Of tender "reminiscences OF tS
early days under the first President J. IQunIey C1H",
on OF the Rev Dr J. T. Crane. third president VI
the institution, and others also spoke