New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
SIXTEEN DAYS OF SERVICES.
BISHOP FITZGERALD ANNOUNCES THE
OCEAN GROVE PROGRAMME FOR 1900

OCEAN GROVE PROGRAMME FOR 1900
Ocean Grove June 16 (SpeciaD.-The programme
of special services to be held the camp grounds
this summer has been completed by the Devotional
Committee of the Camp Meeting Association and
made public by Bishop James n. FitzGerald
chairman of that committee, to-day The principal
change in the programme from former years IS the
extension of the time for the camp meeting Last
the camp" continued for ten days. but
this year 1t will be held for sixteen days The
complete programme is as follows:
Opening day, Sunday, June 2-Bishop Andrews,
1890 a The Rev. Eli Clifford, pastor Of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, at 7:30 p
July l. National Sabbath-The Rev. DIT. I. w.
Hathaway, secretary National Sabbath Union,
The Sabbath Essential to National Prosperity"
1920 a. m. The Rev. DR.. T. B. Neeley, secretary
Sunday School Union. National Patriotism 7:SO
p, m.
July l. National anniversary A. H. D. Haven, of
New-York presiding. Music Declaration OF In
dependence" Miss Margaret Assay, of Ocean Grove
July T. Kings Daughters Mrs Margaret Bot
tome.
July s. Hospital Sabbath. The Rev DR.. James NJ
Buckley Editor of The Christian Advocate 1870
a. m The Rev. DR., Belts, Kansas, 73O P, m
July TO 10, inclusive, Sunday school Chatauqua
Assembly the Rev. DR.. B. B. Looms. Round Lake.
leader
July 9, evening, crayon lecture, s. NJ. Spedon
July p evening, lecture, the Rev. George t.
Lennon, What Can We Do?'
July II, evening. assembly concert
July 10 Sunday. baccalaureate sermon, the Rev.
DR.. w V. Kelley Editor Methodist Review"
July 16 and It, moving pictures.
July IS, alumni anniversary.
July 10. Vitale concert
July 20, reception at Arlington Hotel.
July 81. floral preparation
July - Floral Day young peoples anniversary.
sermon by the Rev. c. H. Yatman, STORY Of Mis-
, sionary Journey Around the World" 1880 a m.
Illustrated sermon and service on parable of the
sower; subject Seed Time and Harvest" 7S0 p. m.
July p, Womans Christian Temperance Union
Addresses by women prominent in temperance
work.
July 25. Miss Clara Parrish. Of Japan.
July 26 National Temperance Union. the Rev. DR..
James x, Dunn. secretary; 9th. the Rev. Dr. Mead
j. BurriiI Of New-York. at 1873 a. m.
p. m Anniversary in Thompson Park, 8 p. m.
August l. Young Peoples Fraternal Day. a. m.
Coss arta Dsafha Rev ~ YaIman 43o mat
Bishop J. n. FITZGERALD president Rev, DR.. j.
literary entertainments by cergymen and others
eminent in their special lines special programme
August L, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
Mrs T. H Stokes, president ,,,..,.-.. So.
Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk president;
August Is, prayer service in AUDITORIUM. p m.
and celebration or Lords supper, l3O ?. m
August 10 to September g. inclusive. sixteen days.
by Bishop ' w Hamton, Of Boston one of the
recently elected bishops of the Methodist Church.
preach the other dates.
The encampment will close September at 9
a m. Programme. musical services baptism OF
children, reports of religious work. address by
Bishop F1tzGerald Jerusalem march. announcement
of close. Mrs. w b. Osborns training school in the
Temple 7:30 y.
September 9. services 1880 a m and 100 p. m
September l6 services 1870 a m; and $50 p. m
fessor Tallie Fsen Morgan. OF New-York The Park
sisters, cornetsts. and the Bradford instrumental
trio will assist in the musical programme.
The young peoples meeting In the Temple to be
held daily, will be in charge OF Evangelist Charles
H. Yatman. The Rev. Thomas Houston. the blind
evangelist will assist in the side meeting.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class-the largest in
the wOTld-will be taught by the Rev. DR.. Thomas
O'Hanlon, president OF Pennington Seminary.