New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
THE OCEAN GROCE SEASON.
SOCIAL PLEASURES 5ND RELIGIOUS WORK COM
n1Nr,n -snME RECENT ARRIVALS.

SOCIAL PLEASURES IND RELIGIOUS WORK COM-
HfNED-soME RECENT ARRIVALS.
ocean Grove. n J.. July (specaD-The open
ing service at the Auditorium the formal be-
ginning OF a two months period OF special re-
Iipious observances. has given fresh impetus
10 the season AZ this resort All through the week
the people came by the carloads. The tenters
colony by the side OF Wesley Lake may be con-
sldered as almost complete. The utmost enthusl-
asm over the opening Of the Auditorium prevails
throughout the Grove. Ministers and prominent
laym,n Of the Methodist Church coming from
all parts OF the country-many Of them as invited
guests for the seasons services. They gather
about the great structure on Pilgrim Pathway
and gaze at 1t as the Crusaders once gazed on
the sacred walls OF Jersualem. II required ten
freight cars 10 transport the 5000 chairs that
placed in the main audience-rocm last week
OF course. all things centre on Pilgrim Pathway
Just now First 1t '- the Auditorium. then II Is
the boardwalk. Wit a business mart outrivalling
the one In the Asbury-ave. pavilion. lAlligores
Pavilion. with It's lately added pier space. has be-
a central point for morning and evening con-
gregation In the Grove. The absence of a separate
band ietracts much from the charm Of the place,
but bands are expensive. and the Growers prefer
the music OF thousand voices pitched IN unison
the beach
Religious services will be more than ever A
feature Of the Grove this summer. Dr. Stokes
intends the Auditorium shall be put to good uses.
and with this end In view has just puDlshed Il
programme OF services for the summer. Every
day there will be something going on. Wednes-
day. being the Fourth Of July. the Rev. c. H. Nc
Anncy OF Tarrytown. " Y. Will deliver an grafton
at 1890 In the morning. Then follows day TOT
everything. There is Ocean Grove Sunday-school
Day. Sabbath Observance Day, Christian Arbitra,
tion and Peace Society Day, Kings daughters
bay. Epworih League Day, Temperance Publlca-
non Society Day OCEAN ;roye Memorial la pay
Mandevile's series OF lectures on THE seven
Womans Foreign Missionary Society Day, ana
the annual camp meeting. beginning August 20 ana
lasting ten days Bishop b. .. Andrews, OF New
York. Is announced 10 open the camp.
The Grove this year mas its fair share or no
ligious world, but occasionally some secular mag
nate who Is able 10 appreciate the advantages OF
a place free from annoying institutions OF every
Hlrs. j.. Muskucy. Of New-York has taken pos
session Of Mrs. Pratts cottage on Ohn-st
W H. Lyndham. Of Washington. takes the ocean
breeze. In company with his family, from No.
Miss May Ice. OF brooklyn. IS a guest at the
ii r. Woodward and family. OF Jersey city,
Thomas r. Cormick OF the National News Com
pauy of New-lorlS. has leased cottage on Sea-
Mrs e. Iilus and family. OF Newark occupy
Tho cottage at the corner OF broaiWay ana III
Mis- Harmon Wendell and Miss Sadie +. Weaver.
Of Amsterdam. may be found with the tenterS OIL
Ms Tbballs OF Poughkccpslc. and her
Tho late arrivals
Mrs 4 L. mn and family OF Now York have a
cottage at the southwest corner or broadway ana
Pilgrim Pathway.
l. o. Heck ~ Jersey City. has taken the late
Mr. Fields's cottage. so. - Heck ave. for the
season.
senator Charles J.. Mcclellan arl wife. Of Dobbs
M Rsv Dr Cortaudt Myers pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF brooklyn. ~ a guest at
the Arlington. - ,
= VI smith. OF the directors ~ the town or
IronNNlllr y. Y. is visitor IN tne Grove.
President H. 4 Butt 81 Drew Theological
Seminary. and family. are among IN" recent ar
rivals President RIttz has Just returned from an
extended fri.i abroad.
Ilwir Price Editor OF The Germantown Tee-
graph Is registered at La Pierre
Thomas Parish AMI wife. Of New Nork, are spend
ing their twenty fourth season In the Grove at
Tho Atlantic Houf"
IN. lnicsi hotel arrivals Pre rs follows: .
la Pierre Mrs J : Hartley. Niss Rose Hartley.
Ni,4 Louise Hartley. MDntclair y. j
AlAskl-Nr and Mrs. g. t. Hemma. J NJ Tinker.
Mrs ". McCulch"n and two daughters. New
York . 49, -,
Gusse g. Thompson. Now-lork, J. +. Sawyer.
Brooklyn. , ,.,-,
Van OrIen. T. T. Fleming. Robert Peel