The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-10

| W9ttA IAaE9b COMMEMORATE tAAtSH
Leet1ro In the EVsniHE-PerSOaal Points.
HI,itUrs from wheeling.
spseiGi corTcp9sdeaas oftAt fategtg6ey
ErwoEFH PARK. RSruEsDA, August o.
Tho sound OF the reyeille at 8 O'Clock
aroused the residents Of the park to tho
duties and pleasures Of another day.
Considering the early hour mathis at
$50 were well attended. The devo-
tional hour at 8 o'clock was led BY Rev.
Meek, Of Centervills.
The interest In the normal Bible class
Ia growing greater, Is could scarcely
help being the case, since II is In charge
Of DR.. Manchester. an excellent teacher.
Prof. Scorer Is meeting with success
as teacher Of the classes In eiocution
and oraEory.
Tho morning lecture a. 1880 by Dean
Wright again attracted large au-
dience. The subject Of tho discourse
was Christ and the Prophecy Of David.
The Dean believes Ia going 10 the
foundation Of things and thinks no Que
should arrive ct 4 conclusion without
sufficient evidence TO provo that the
thing 10 30.
After tho dinner hour the band gave
q concert from the stand in tho audi.
torIum. At o'clock class work was
again taken up. DR.. Eaton occupied
tho time from 1880 to ESQ telling OF
"Great recent discoveries In scionco and
religion" At $50 tho Epworth League
convention was called, Row. Q. N,
uollet, district secretary, presiding.
DR.. Berry was introduced and was re-
ceived with tho Chantauqua salute.
Tho doctor gave an inspiring address,
which filed tho hearts OF all Epworth
Ienguers with renewed zeal in their
work.
Ara o'clock there was meeting Of
the Minister institute, conducted BY
Dean Wright, and also meeting Of the
chorus class.
The social hour is always well i'm.
proved and after tho lectures and work
OF the day the rest is very grateful,
Tho evening lecture by DR.. Eaton was
one OF bis best. subjcct-"A Long Felt
Want"
Tho doctor began by telling that Il
the human race had doubled in popu'
lntion zach century there would now be
two and ono.third quintllllons OF peo'
pie on tho earth; no doubt there would
have been births enough TO amount TO
this. Human beings arc plentiful
enough as il Is. Tho present great
want 10 not moro mon aud women but
more man and ,roman. Ideal people
physically, mentally and morally COM
plete-was tho burden Of tho lecture,
illustrated by numerous incidents, facts
and humorous anecdotes.
Mrs. Holmes, charming lady OF
Philadelphia, Is the guest Of Mrs. Earn
est Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Hosc, Of Wheeling.
arc visiting the family Of Mr.. Thomas
Rogers.
Rev. Englo, OF Zane Street N. E
church, Wheeling, Is an interested at
tendant at tho various exercises.
Miss Motto Eaton. OF GAINESVILLE, is
visiting hOr friend, Miss Clara Wright.
Mrs. Hattie Lazure, OF MARITIME Forty,
and Miss Felton,, Of New Castle. Pa, arc
visiting Mrs. James Tallman,
Mrs. r. F. Criswell. o. Wheeling, was
here Thursday arranging for tent Sho
and her family will arrive Friday 10 re-
main during tho season.
Mrs. Martha Bakor, OF Bellatre, and
son Howard, Of Arcade, Ind, are spend.
ing few days on tho grounds.
Messrs. Clyde Dowdell and W:lbcr
Dermott, Of Wheeling, arc visiting Mr..
and Mrs. McGregor.
Mr.. aud Mrs Frazier aud daughter ar-
rived Wednesday and arc occupying q
cottage on the grounds.
A pleasant party Of young ladies from
Bellairo, consisting Of Misses Minnie
Leech, Maria and Myrtle Clemens. Min.
Mo aud Carrie wassman and Mimic
Cots, arc at tho hotel for tho remainder
OF the assembly.
Mr.. Ban Warrock, prominent young
merchant OF Wheeling, is visiting Nj.
S. S. Foreman.
Mr., Frank Armstrong, OF Armstrong;
Mills, accompanied by Miss Danford. of
tho same place, and Miss Wizard, OF
Wheeling, was Thursday visitor.
Mrs. Charles Gill is entertaining her
friend, Miss Annie Boyd. OF Wheeling.
A game OF base ball Wednesday be-
tween the Bethesda and Quaker City
clubs resulted in score OF 10 10 10 in
favor Of Bethesda.
Postmaster Anderson and wife and
Mrs. Harry Howard wctc Thursday
visitors.
Miss Ella Griffen, OF GAINESVILLE, is
the guest OF Miss Laura Rogers.
Miss Gertie Fawcett is entertaining
her friend, Miss Ella Clements, Of
Messrs. Frank and Will Manch ester,
sons Of DR.. Manchester, arc receiving
cordial welcome from many former
friends.
Tho auditorium was nicely decorated
for thu day hrI a cnmmittnn Of EnMorth