New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

INTEREST IN TIE GREAT CAMP MEETING.
LARGE GATHERINGS At TIE SERVICES F"OM
MORNING UNTIL NICIIT-EEr MON AND
n,xOr-t.r ar DrNNINc1ON 1TM\I
RNNQCET OF PENNINGTON AITMNI

! BANQUET or PENNINGTON ALTMN1
Ocean Grove " j.. Aug. - lSpcclaD-Wlih the
( greatest storm that has visited this place for hl''h
years. and the greatest camp meeting In twenty -'ohr
wears # has been anything but dull week here
There has been a general shaking M along all iihS
The gtorm Itself created terrible havoc, and Inc cN
dc.cs Of lis fury not yet entirely removed FOR
tunately no lives were lost mere. hut many thousand
dollars worth Of property destroyed. T. A. Lila
gore whose big bathing pavilion was demolished Nv
| the combined force Of the wind and the waves say
no will rebuild until next spHnS. but VIII ~
hroutl the rest Of the with the temporary
ARRANGEMENTS he has been able 10 make. The sha'
tered board walk being rebuilt and repaired. and the
damaged tents have been repaired or replaced oy h'"
ones
The great camp meeting r absorbing the attention
OF every now. II l. 4 season OF rcli -oaS f'aSnH
with meetings nh services OF one kind or another IN
session all the time There are twelve regular meet
i1gs on IN" programme for each day. NJ hall p'N'
five O'Clock every morning the Auditorium bell calls
| together n band Of early rScrs for the conservation
meeting with which the day IS begun. AZ 40 O'CLOCK
the Rev DR.. T.. II. stokes. president OF the camp
mcctlfe nssoclation conducts family devotions IN the
Auditorium. The hotel guests and the dwellers IN
tents gather In large numbers AT this meeting NJ y
O'Clock there are loss than three distinct services
the Holiness Meeting OF Mrs. Langford Palmer 10 we
Tabernacle: the Young Peoples meeting in the Temple"
led BY the Rev G. II. Yaimnn. and the Rev Dr. X. -
| Andrcwss "IIclIhng Hand service r. Thornley,
Chapel The morning sermon IS preached In the Aud
orum AZ 10 80. but half hour before 'ha Professor
John r. sweeney begins to lead the gathering NULL
| udes IN a service Of so'c. Dinner Is hardly over
when thc Tabernacle Is again crowded for IN" meeting
led iv Mrs Lizzie r. smith Mrs. Wheclcr's "Mo'h'rs
Meeting I'm the Temple ut . O'Clock + always well
attended, and ~ 2 o'clock another preaching
service At the close Of that. Mrs. Grace W'1S"r
Davis gathers ,'ic little 10 her "thdr"fs Meet
Ing" I'm the Temple. Tho Rev. G. H. lhiinanS iw
light Meeting" comes at 30 O'Clock. and Is one OF
the most popular services 81 The dav. Another s"rVc"
o. song md n final sermon r. the Auditorium close
the DAYS round. After each Of III" principal services
there Is fcrvcn cXhortaon hv one Of the "vang'''S
who are insisting Dr. stokes. Tho camp meeting Will
close with a grad final rally on Thursday morning
All ordinary pleasures or diversions are set aside
when CAM; injecting begins. and as the date Tor the
annual reunion and banquet OF the Scasih" A'nm''
Association Of Pennington Seminary co7rid'd with
the opening day 81 the camp. IN" association hnd 10
adionrn across tho lake where It's meeting was held IN
Library Hall Sivynvc alum'i and invited guests sat
down az the banquet table. General James r.
Rushing Of Trenton. WAS the postmaster. Governor
George 7. Wer,S had promised 70 b" present ana re-
sp0nd 20 the first toast" I0ic state or NcwJ"rS"y.'
He WAS called away however on business IN tn" after
noon and Edwin T. Lovait. OF Tarrytown. TOOK his
| place other toasts Pennington seminary
| President Thomas Hanon our summer Cities by the
Sea n Frank Aprcby. 81 Ashury Park. The Ladies'.
| Willis Fletcher Johnson New York: the Methodist
| Church." Bishop j. NJ Walden. Cincinnati. "od Days
nt Penningtonr Professor william owen. New YORK:
Tho Board of Trustees General Rushing. The BOYS
Of 81 rnc Rev G. II. Mckinney. Tarrytown Al the
business meeting the following officers Of The 0>-ocn-
lion We're elected President. Edgar &. Snyder, o'
WESLEYAN University: vc~pre dent. the Rev. g. u.
| bnrrwood Of Drew Seminary secretary. Mr'. T. F.
Appcbv. Asbury Park: treasurer. George W. Morrow.
Jersey CITY.
Tie next animal meeting will be held In ocean
Grove the Friday evening before the OPP Ing ~ the
camp meeting. John Dewitt Miller has h"tn Invited
To bc the orator at meeting In The AUDITORIUM 'a'
evening. ,
Among the guests NJ The hotels are the following:
Arlington Hotel Mrs. II. j.. Sadmorc. &. H. Mayer.
| A. g. t,ulncr. Il. l.. Peek. Nil Mas Johnson Dr. =
l.. BALDWIN. !. u Zi'lcy. -
The sheldon The Rcv. Jacob Frosl man. Mr.. +.
vrceIand g. VI L"d. Il. H. Iill"y. Mr.. Freshman.
rrofc.sor 4 T. Ford Mr.. ". u Fu--cll Nil fns-"ll
VII May Roster, MI \. g. DECKER Mrs !. H"ng-
land. - . -,
The Ardmor" M,s +. j. Carmen. Nil j. d.
Law Charles l.. Payers. Mr.. and Mr. ". II. II. Ey.
Nj, Grace r. Fly. Mr.. Robert lroddow.
Ia Pierre Mr.. and Mr.. ". \. W1c.. II. W. Snr"'.
Graham NJ Adam. Mr. and Mr.. r.. L. Wright. u g.
Warren. ". :. string II. r. Ward. Jane. ]. Nam'pd
The National George ". Dodd. IT,. Ralph \. Martin.
Gnnicr' f.. : Nance. Mrs. John j. Reed. Ledyard
Avery Dr. and Mr.. g. W. Fa~on.
Norman lIOuso-M and Mrs. r. g. Kinniblrgh,
Mrs NJ. Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Moore.