New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
4 CHIrTIUQTI NEAR NEW- YORK.
FEATURES OF TIE Long REACH AssocIA-
TIoN INTERESTING PROGRAMME FOR
THE COMING SUMMER

FEATURES OF TIE Long REACH AssoCIA-
TIoN INTERESTING PROGRAMME FOR
THE COMING SUMMER
There has existed in New-Yori, a l1ng-fel, want
for som. resort to which people of moderate means
could 80 and find recreation for themselves an !
families during the hot summer months Without be-
Ing subject 10 desirable Influences. To satisfy
this want there has been organizsI under the super
vision - prominent cergymen anl laymen Of various
denominations what viii be- known as the Long
Beach Association" which is to combine the hes,
features Of ocean Grove and Chauiauqua. It is to
be established upon basis at once seif-supportnS
and unsec,ar.an The location chosen for the under
taking the OF Land lying along the seashorc
beyond RocNaway. In Ilompstead' Township. Queens
County. l.. l.. and known Long Beach. The To-
ctii;y has long b" recognized one of the most
desirable FOR summer gatherings on account ~ its
nelrncss to New-Yorl and Brooklyn. and rs material
facilities and attractions.
Ample accommodation for members has been pre-
pared. and there will be large hall for social gath
er.ngs. religious conventions. concerts etc The man
intend form schools ~ art. science phlosp
ply literature. llnSuaSe b"logy yd natural history
These schools VIII all be- open - the members ~
the association and their guests II has been ar
during the months OF July ana August. The first
week July 10 II, viii b" Week of Musical and
fessor Alfred =. Schauhier. The second week. July
- To a. VIII be- occupied by Young Peoples con-
gross" devoted 70 the work Of The Christian En-
brotherhood of 81. Andrew Brotherhood Of Andrew
and Philip, and Kings Daughters. This department.
Tyler, with the assistance or Dr Francis +. Clark
C'Fathcr EndeaYOr'D. Mrs. BOttome mother OF the
Kings Daughtersl, Mrs. J. J.. Scuddcr. Frank
Harvey Field The Rev pr II. r McEwen,, the Rev.
Dr. Jessf H. Iurlbut and the Rev. Rufus W. Miller.
The thirl week. July - To 2S VIII be "ChautauQun
Week" with the Rrv Or. Jesse l.. Iurbut. presi-
dent of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
circle, as director At the Daily Round Table OF
the Chdutluqua Circle free conversation will he
lei by pr. Hurlbut on a series OF literary topics.
such a. what Are the Rest Books?' How Shall
Thursday. July u. Will be Recognition Day" with
professions and comforting Of diplomas to the mem
brrs OF the class of 1894. Bishop John IT. Vincent.
chancellor OF Chnutauqua. WIN deliver the address
The fourth week. July % to August T. Will be oc-
cupied 10y Il sunday school assembly. under the
for this week have not yet been fully completed
The htth week. August > to II. has been set apart
for a Congress Of Religions. Joseph Cook To be the
director and special lecturer. with the cO-opera-
ligon Lectures and papers will be listened 10 from
Or j. F. Ellinwood. Dr Burrell, Dr. Jesse W
Brooks and others. Joseph Cook viii lecture in the
week upon the general theme. Cosmopolitan Chris
iianity, or the lnvnclbe Gospel Of the Worlds Par
lament " Religions"
?, The sixth week August Il to IS. Temperance
Meetings will be addressed by John G. Wooiley.
Thomas T.. Murphy. Mrs Ellen j. Foster Mrs
ostrander and Mrs. Barnes. of the Loyal Legion.
branch. National W {. r. l. "'''''''
The seventh week. August 10 to .. Will close the
under the direction % the Rev. Dr. Wbar f. Crafts
ana the Rev. Or. John J.. ScudIer.
The hfueth day, sunday. August 26. will be set
apart ior P9ntecostal service. introducing week
Dixon as director. and DR. H. NJ Wharton OF Ba,tl-
more. special evangelist.