Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
WASHINGTON GROVE.
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August Is. lisa
This grove, slwsys bcsatiful. was never more
surprisingly sweet than yesterdays cool. 90
calm. 80 bright with Gods own blessed srn-
shine playing blithely through The trees. Will.
ths leaves laughed softly On unison. A ssrou
through these masniscen, .hade~ brinss on.
face 10 face with the happy past and the Iish,
OF other days shines upon "a. from the eyes ~
many Who, after years Of delightful association.
are here stilL hut here and there We note the
break In the bright chain. and for the moment
our hearts are out OF tune and the eve grows
dim
IL touches the heart deeply 10 mark the pretty
tent ON the playa at the entrance of 81 avenue,
standing. 90 IL hs~ stood for many wears. wide
open and cheerv. The homestead Is there. but
q vacant chair hrfngS 30 NJ the memory 81 the
sweotly patient and faithful mother IN Israel
good ''Grandmother Hill whose presence
atnong us was hlcs~ed beneiiction About
the homestead are clustered her children, MrS
jackson of 81 avenue and Mrs. Owens and
FAMILY and Mrs. VIII Jackson OF ID svenue, but
the noble. gentle Christian face beams q wei
come no more. The gospel singing of ,his
gathering isa perpetual jor. All Who hear IL
under the skillful leadership 90 Mr. Henry VIII
son can easily believe that the musician, HE
the poet. is born, not made.
The meetinga are growing wonderfully in
spirit and Interest. and for tomorrow q rich
fess, u spread FOR the many who will seed the
s~ncened calm and refreshing shade az the
camp ground 60 spend the Lord. day. sash
lights Of the conference DrS. GRAY, r. J.
Garter aud Julius soper win be here to preach
20 mniutudee who are expected tomorrow both
by rail aud otherwise.
Yesterday = services were glorious A reyivnl
STARTED with the O'Clock prayer meeting, led
by Brother Feelencyer. ard spread through al
the services. companion IN travel % Bishop
Taylor. Rev. Tetcr. spoke 90 the people at IN
Sd verses of Psalm 40
The most delightful service of the dav WINS
the fsith meeting hrld by the mothers at the
gospel tent on Grove avenue. Mrs Ilar. Roach
led the service aud Mrs. r. Z. Niles OF he
Fourth Presbyterian church Of Washington
linked conyincinHly OF taking Cod NJ HI.
Word. Every mothers hear; was stirred aud
warmed into new life and zeal by her earnest
consecrated personality Of this godlv woman
Mrs Addie Mickle Leads the music at these SER
vices. The children enter heartily into the
spirit OF their little service in the afternoon
and many incidents ~ child-lihe fun bring
smiles Ia the lips ~ sober age. In recitine the
bcRtitudcs a childish. hsping voice piped out,
"tSiersed are the drcssmaker.' 10 the chngrin OF
a fashionable mamma.
Rev. j. h. IL. Lemon preached az $50 y. m.
to iGiriy large and much interested audicnc.
after which many knelt nj the altar place for
con-ecrat
The Young people are warming up 20 the
work under Mrs. Roachs leading and twilight
service IN che tent last eveaing was very en-
thnsiastie aud impressive. Rev. Charles smith
the i've pastur Of 1enicytoun church read and
ezponaded the Bible lesson aud many testi-
mnnieS were given and one Penitcnt, q young
man. roaght Christ.
Thee evening services are grncious in inru-
ence, great IN reach aud rich Ia. promise. The
evening service by Evangelist Snyder OF Balti-
more was crowded TO oyerIlo Ring. The interest
was inten5e and when a convert. a man Of .
Family. NJ the altar praised God for -alvntion
the good soul-siirring Methodist shout ~ trt-
nnrh was hoard once more. The following
ministers are IN camp, NJ. J. Thompson. q. W.
feeiemeFer. Rev. n. X. Navlor. !. H. Price. ].
ii. VI. Lemon, :. shannon. VIII. Iasey, tseo
Elliott. H. NJ. Moore. J. n. Parder, NJ. f. Is
Rice. Charles smith HnlpeHnY. A. ]. GIL G.
II. Iynnger. J.. A. Ihirlheld, J. e. Teeter. J. X.
snyder. Mcherden Hammack. J. II. DashieIl, L.
b. Wilson, 4. O. Eldridge, c. J.. Pate.
Sunday services will be AZ follows: Or. r.. ].
Gray at 10 80 a. M. Rev. T. c. Carter. editor
National Method 81. a. ) p. m, and Rev. Julius
Sopor AZ $50 p. m.
Mr.. Dunn ~ rapidly convaloscins and he viii
soon be able TO leave the Confines Of the cot
tege.
Mrs. Caroline Andrews of Rockville spent yes-
terlny with friends a; tho grove.
Miss Ninnie Parker. one OF wsshingtou|s
brightest girls. Is stopping with her sister. Mrs.
VIM. Carr. at her I'd avenue cottage.
Mrs. Emily Seibcrt Of York. y. c.. and Mss
Manic llley arc at Montgomery cottage. he
gucsts OF Mrs. Mary Knott
Mrs. George Garrett will leave the camp on
MONDAY her I'm