Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-06

contingent, attracted by the songs of Zion,
soon filled the auditorium.
Early conversions was the prominent
| thought which dominated the testimony
service, led by Miss Jennie Smith, at 10
a. m, which closed with an altar service,
where there were eleven requests for
prayer
AT IL m DR. Guthrie OF St Johns. Bal
imore. preached to a vast audience who
gave earnest heed to the Word
The Sabbath brought several valued ac-
cessions to Prof Frank Wilson's Gospel
Chorus, notably Misses Dana and Carpen-
ter, Messrs. Emmy and Roderick and Profs
Earnest Zeigler and ]. Sneeder, cornetfsts
duet by Miss Gertrude Dana soprano
and Miss Belle Carpenter, accompanied by
Prof VIII Cohen, was feature Of the
revival service of the afternoon
Appeals We're made by Elder Clarke and
Rev W. d. Parry. In response to a re-
effectively viii There Be Any Stars in
My Crown"
Many south audience room to hear Dr.
L. b. Wilson at the night service, but so
great was the congregation assembled that
the encircling blaze about the tabernacle
held an assembly larger than the seated
congregation. The New Song was the
theme of an inspiring sermon by the prime
favorite of Montgomery hearers. Ex-Eldar
Wilson, to the regret of every one could
spend only brief while in hand grasps
with his extensive circle of friends, be
cause of the indisposition of his elder son,
attack of fever
President d. NJ Peck, who, by recent
illness. Is debarred from attendance upon
the services. much to the regret of the
camp folks, is able, however, through Il
corps OF efficient aids, to keep the machin-
cry of the camp in prime running order
Messrs. Hughes, Strang and Houghton
We're ubiquitous throughout the Sabbath,
but the crowd was both an orderly and
good-tempered one. and there were no
breaches to overhaul and no intoxfcants
in evidence. An ideal day of pure enjoy
ment was the only Sunday of the twenty
sixth annual camp.
Misses Maud Broome, Mary Tscheffeley
and Mary. Elsie and Annie Bird are occu-
plying cottage on 9th avenue, which was
yesterdays headquarters for a large gath
ering of upper Montgomery people
The county colony is larger than usual
Rockville being represented by DR. Wash
Waters and family; Potomac, Mr. John
Stone and wife. the Misses Bready, Mrs
|. B. Ward and family and Mrs. Frances
Garrett.
Mr.. Robert Laurenson and his friend
Mr. Armstrong. were the Sabbath guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurenson at their Circle
cottage.
Mrs. Mae Waters. Mrs. Blanche Griffith
Misses Priscilla Jones. Mary Story and
Miss Braddock. Mrs. Hal Cashell are he
ing entertained by Mrs. Mollie Dorsey of
9th avenue.
Mr.. Allie Craig spent the Sabbath with
his parents at Dumbarton cottage
Mrs. Richard Falvey of New Orleans
and the Misses Brewer of Rockville were
guests of Miss Cele Kilgour of 9Th avenue
Mrs. Thomas Bowling has with her Mrs
Buzzee Of Georgetown,
Miss Ella knight is greatly missed from
the Grove choir. having gone to Wash
ington for a few days
Mr.. Mortimer Cissel and family have
closed their attractive cottage on the
Boulevard and are enjoying an outing on
the Blue Ridge.
State Senator VIM V. Bouic and daush-
ter of Rockville, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hugeley OF Washington. Mrs. Dora Hol-
man of Randolph, Mr. William Mannekee
OF Burnt Mills were among the prominent
visitors.