St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-30
LADIES AND SINNERS
Were Both Plentifully Repre-
sented at the Red Rock
Camp.
The Camp Organizations Annual
Meeting and Choice of
Officers.

1t was ladies' day at Red Rock yester-
day, and the beau sex shswed its appre-
citation of the compliment by visiting
the camp grounds in large numbers. 1t
was heathen's day, also, for the occasion
was one of the quarterly meetings of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society,
but the heather, fortunately or UNI
fortunately, were not present in such
throngs as the ladies. AS it was, how
ever, the crowd on the grounds was the
largest that has yet passed through the
gates, and the management was corre-
spondingly happy. In addition to the
railroad the boats carried many passen-
gers during the day. About noon the
crowd was further increased by spe-
cial excursion coming from st. Paul on
chartered steamer.
Notwithstanding that it was special
day, the regular programme was carried
out, morning and evening. At DR..
Murray led his morning Bible class, and
at 1890 Rev. S. n. Hanson preached.
The afternoon services = chldren's
meeting and young peoples meeting
were followed by preaching i'll the
evening by the evangelist, Rev. Thomas
Harrison.
The services in the afternoon, with
the exception of the missionary address,,
were given entirely by ladies' Mrs. S.
N. Winchell. secretary of the Minneap-
oils missionary branch, presiding. The
address OF the afternoon was by Rev. Z.
F. Stout. and he delivered very able
and eloquent missionary sermon.
Today is TO be Memorial day, and the
occasion is to be commemorated by adj
dresses. 1t has always been the custom
of the association to have one day of the
camp meeting set apart for the remem-
brance of those who have died during
the year, and the exercises this after
noon promise to be of special interest.
DR.. Saterlee, for so many years the
manager of the association, and who
died so suddenly last month, WAS wide
ly known, and among the other de-
ceased members of the association Mr..
Lampher, the secretary. was promi-
rent business man OF st. Paul.
The addresses will be delivered as fol-
lows: On DR.. Saterlee. DIR. William Nc
Kinley and Rev. George Welles, of Min
neapolls; OH Nj. Lamper. Rev. Frank
Dorrin. of st. Paul, and j. f. Tostevin;
on Mrs. Stanton, Rev. George Gdpin
aud j. +. Tostevin; OH Mrs. BeviS, Rev.
Thomas McCleary, of Minneapolis; and
OH Mr.. Hartman, Rev. William Moore.
/ The sermon this morning will be
preached by Rev. Dr. j. F. Chaffee, pre-
siding elder of the Winona district
The directors and stockholders of the
camp meeting association met yester-
day afternoon for their annual meeting.
Much routine business was transacted,
and the following directors elected:
P. H. Hasty, G. J. Momberger, DR.. Ber-
nard. George Higgins. j. e. Tostevin
and E. T. Budd.
For officers the following were chosen
for the coming year: r. II. Hasty,
PRESIDENT; D. S. B. johnson, vice pres
ident; E. f. Budd, secretary: j. G.
Qunby, treasurer, and ii. j. Cobb,
superintendent and general manager.
| The officers, together with the general
manager, Mr.. Cobb, andaJ. F..Tostevin,
| form the executive committee.
In addition to the routine business,
! one very important matter was brought
before the association the question of
continuing the camp meeting sessions
through the summer. The plan pro.
| posed met with general favor, and it is
| probable that next year some extension.
| at least Of the present meetings, will be
| attempted. The extension will take a
| form resembling the Chatauqua assem-
blies, and. if successful, it is not at all
! improbable that the following year an
all-summer assembly will be organized.
In no case. however, will the camp
meeting proper be lost sight of, and it is
| the intention of the association, if the
| plan be carried out, that the camp meet
| ings be made the chief meeting of the
summer assembly.
| Rev. A. w. Rudisill, of Madras. India,
will preach Saturday and Sunday at the
| camD