New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-20
IN CHAUTAUQUA'S GROVES
AND INSTRUCTION AT
THE LAKESIDE.
HOW THE boy ORATOR OF THE PLATTE A'''-'
THE PLEASANT SUNDAY AFIEhHoo"
MOVEMENT IN OMAHA.
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MOVEMENT IN OMAHA.
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.,,,a Y V July le-Saturday vas run
s,,rcbau,auouans and interesting exercises "'s
oiro on IN ALI parts Of the grounds German ~"
10 an Faust" was given by Professor Henry conn.
The art students were entertained by an in'e."ss
naner from II. r. Poore. OF Ne"-io'h' ~"'e Wv
French class enjoyed reading from
Rornemon, Among the soca. FEATURES Vi '"e ea'
uas a reception given by the Presoyter4a"s " ~
lessor George Adam Smith. Of Glasgow;
given hv the Outlook Club in Higginss nan" - =
8 G. reception TO all the members OF the INA .a.s
I,orarv and Scientific Circle. course OF esso"
,,,hs on dress was begun by Mrs. Emily NJ ps"'p
u,b one on "Our Double Environment l"e 49,
she said Is the environment Of the SOUL anu '"~ "
turn is enyironed by dress, when eNer's al '"
once upon character that is not fui'y
realized by the majority OF people she ea'7 80.
thing of the history OF dress, and said 'ha' 'e
oar freedom is from ones se.f. and emahc'pa.O"
.. o,,,n,e,a 60 long as we are conscious OF any
ching IN orr double environment. the oody anu .'
aress with which Il IS clothed Fashion IN u'e'' W.
lows fashion in thought. and the sisn'1c"". 49,,
presen, day styles is the wider proau'i. ~"
though, that has set its mark on the last nan VI W."
century. s,,.d \.
DR. George Adam Smith. OF Glasgow h,'s"s. :,
course of lectures on Hebrew poetry WIN INV
Our Mother of Sorrows
The Rev A. r. Byles. OF Bradford. Eng anu ~.
on the pleasant Sunday Afternoon Mo'eme"
The object OF the movement Is 70 reach cia" "
neople hitherto unreached and bring them ih'o o,"
necton with the Church and religion A"e lug o.
workIngman is unconventional and cares nothing :"
dogmas or denomination. and. WINE the n"e
are entirely OF a religious character. consisting :"
HYMNS and Bible reading. with an azores 1 -,
held IN church. they are not called religious -.
society is Brief. Bright Brotherly" and on'' 81.
hour Of time is taken, the address CONSUMING VS..
fifteen or twenty minutes al most There are '. ~.
these societies In England, and they reach % vs..
movement large class of people VINO "ou'u -.
otherwise come into church building MI -.
said that he had spent eighteen months Ut am . =,
in the interests OF this society. and had s'sr'eu -
Omaha what he believed 10 be the first feas.A
Sunday Afternoon Meeting" on the second ou"'".
the "Rov Orator OF the Pate" was TO speaA' -
the place was crowded But he spoke for my "'.I u
utes There was opportunity TO pull MS con- -
and invite him to stop. and that speech OF b'!a.'
killed the movement OF the Pleasant sunday "'"
noon Society in Omaha FOR the present al 80 -.
Professor Charles Sprague Smith finished MS 'e''
of Illustrated lectures. 49, ..,o,srly
Dr. George Adam Smith preached me sc1 ~ az
sermon with Esau as the foundation-s'o'e ,,,.hs
one and considered that Esau had been , S.r
against from his birth in the lives OF me- ty,ssi hu
who were responsible TOT the iau'' ''' ~
life. ..a p,,e study
on the fifty-thiri chapter OF Isaiah. ana aso
sacred song service in the evening. The -. AZ.
school was under DR. Duncan secre'ary, s 90 organ.
ssmhly Two new Sunday schools have oeen v..solu
ia outside the grounds Mrs. Mary Cn .,ous
Foster taught the primary class a, me service. ST.
Cha rles Barnard OF New-York. known 70 ,n1 rsIr"
eral pubic through the play OF The Coun".
gave a delightful story entitled Inc Uuess,,d bach
Bishop Vincent Is IN the Vest o"' =
before next Sunday.