The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-14
Epwonrn LEAGUE
The Second Week OF the Assembly = Pro.
ETammS Fail Of Good Thinss.

The Second Week OF the Assembly Pro.
ErammS Fail Of Good ThinsS.
Spoata' c9rrsrDval7Iae Of n. IA'Eii5nser.
EFwoEru PAX, BETHESDA, August 10,
Tho programme to-day hboundeI in
good things. and there was something
for al to enjoy. Tho quIOs aud rest Of
Sunday has prepared tho people for a
week Of raro intellectual enjoyment
At G.2o mathis, conducted BY Row.
Chandler, called tho people together
for tho Grst service Of the idey. The
devotional hour at s o'clock found q
much larger number In the auditorium,
for only comparatively small nombor
attend mathis.
Glass work In eiocutlon, art Bible
study, New Testameut Greek and music
occupied the hour from 0 Till 10.
Tho attendance In the normal Bible
class course Is steadily increasing. DE-.
Manchester, tho Instructor, Is using
couree Of lessons prepared by himself,
60 they arc not 90 familiar IS TO be IN
Interesting.
Arrangements arc being mado for
EpWorth Park diplomas to be con-
ferred upon tho graduates. The Mon
day lesson was Of especial interest and
IL Is proposed to make tho feature OF
the assembly quite prominent here
after.
Tho thono Of Dean wrights morning
lecture was Christ and tue Doctrine Of
Grace" No doctrines Of the word OF
God are opposed 10 each other. They
may DO found In companies OF two.
One doctrine nay bring out smother
doctrine.
God makes something a central truth
and then reveals something from tue
opposite side. Every truth has Two
statements Of II in the word Of God.
One statement contains one.half. tho
other statement onc.hali, whllo put to.
gather thoy contain the whole truth OF
tho statement
We all have tho power Of deltbera'
ton. We can choose TO choose or We
can choose not 10 choose That is the
supreme rest Of tho freedom Of our
human wills. We may speak OF tho
freedom Of tho want as we'll as tho frce-
dom Of tho will.
We have TO preach q straight doctrine.
God will put crown Of glory on tho
head OF tho one who breaches plain
doctrine.
After tho dinner hour the band gave
q conCer. from the stand in tho auditor
iun. They are receiving many COM
pliments for their hno music
At . o'clock Rev. Chandler garo an
interesting lecture describing life in
China
Al 8 o'clock SIisa Wuertz and Miss
Short gaye their first musical and
elecutionary entertainment.
Both ladies came with tho highest
recommendations aud their cutortain-
lnent proved that not word too much
had been said Of either ono.
Miss Wuortz does not play tho fiddle,
sho plays tho violin and plays IL aa only
an artist can. She has studiOd under
tho most famous teachers Of tho violin
in the world and is considered By critics
"the greatest living violinist in the
world" Her playing is unique aud che
fairly took hUr audience by storm.
Miss Short as an elocutiOnist is gain
ing an enviabIe reputation. lIor rondi-
tions are charming and sho has tho
power to move her audience to smiles
and tears at will.
AZ 4 o'clock tho regular class work
was resumed. Aside from tho regular
chorus class Prof. McphaIl has organ
izod both q male and female chorus,
who will assist in tho chorus concert TO
DO givcn August 10.
Tho evening entertainment by Proi.
Scorer wa, one of the most pleasing OF
tho ecason. The first part OF tho enter.
tainmont consisted OF tho recital OF
Tounyson's famous poem, "Enoch
Ardon." Whiio Prot. Scorer VIVA re-
citing tho poem the story was illustrated
by beautiful colored dlssolving views.
4 he eluct was charming, and everyone
realized as never before the beauty aud
pathos OF tho story.
Tho second pnTt OF the entertainment
consisted Of miscellaneous selections
from tho beet authors. and embraced
every shade OF aentimont.
General Gibson will speak In tho
afternoon Of Tuesday. Grand Army
Day"
Erasmus Wilson, Of the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gq:,ttt, will lecture Wodncs-
day.