The Washington times., 1902-07-13

Is SCid. no tobacco IS SOLD. BahClhS an
card playing are under The ban. TIL
association has aroused the ire Of th'
neighboving resorts this spring by re
Q fusing to allow the extension throusi
its precincts Of the Ocean Boulevard
which. excepting the mile through OceaI
Grove. is continuous from Sandy Hocl
down the thirty-nve miles to PoiH
Pleasant All the other resorts joinct
in the attomp. to persuade the cami
fa;hers to allow travel on the occar
front Sundays. The association also rer
sisten;ly refuses to let up on the terms
OF the original ninety-ninc year lease .
the land en- which the joint Asbury Pdri
and Ocean Grove Railroad station s.a1ds
The lease forbids i train TO stop with Z
one mile OF the camp grounds on Sun
day. Vice President Ballard announces
that the only change Ocean Grove is
likely to make in her rigid legislation
is to tighten up on the restrictions.
But the Thousands who select this
quiet religious resort. with its streets
named after Bible cities and mountains,
as their outing place are not all so
straight-laced. For instance, they are
this week protesting against the elimi-
nation OF popular evening entertain
ments from the program CT the Sunday
scbcol assembly. For ballroom amuso-
ment the young people are prone to
steal across Wesley Lake to the gilt
ter OF Asbury Park hops Because they
commit this indiscretion. Evangelist
| Charles II. Yatcman, the leader of the
young peoples O'Clock meeting for
the last twenty years, chastised them
or Tuesday morning. advising them to
/ stay at home and go to church.
Camp ground services will continue
almost uninterrupted until the first day
of September The wind-up of the sea-
son will be the great annual camp meet
! ing during the latter half Of August.
when the association viii endeayOr,
with the assistance of several dozen
evangeiists, to convert every soul in
the city. Until the camp opens. the
grounds will be occupied by various
conventions. The most important of
which are as follows: July l3. the Ma
tional Sabbath Association; July Il. the
convention of the Epworth League; July
16. the national convention of the King
Daughters Mrs. Margaret Bottome, the
president. will be the principal speak,
July y and %, the Woman Suf-
frage Association will sold a ses-
sion. Addresses by Mrs. c. c. Gait. the
Rev. Anna Shaw and others: July % and
p, the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union; July % TO q, the National Tenn
perance Society. Addresses by the lead
ing temperance orators OF the country.
August and c, Woman's Foreign Mis-
sicnary Society; August ! and s, Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society: August
II TO 19 the Ocean Grove Summer School
CT Theology. Lectures Dy authorities in
New Testament and Old Testament in
terpretations, and in literature and sci
ence. The camp meeting viii open Au-
gust 10 and will end September /.
Against "spoonlng" on the beach the
camp fathers have sent forth their
anathema. Policemen have this week
been putting an abrupt end to the Joy
the young man gets from day dreaming
in the sand with his head in his lady's
lap. Result: The young folks are mi
grating over to the Asbury Park beach, |
where Founder" Bradley's sleuths are
less finty- hearted.
Rev. DR.. George c. Lorimer, of New
York, for many years pastor of the Tre- !
mont Temple. Boston. will occupy the |
Auditorium pulpit tomorrow morning |
T. J. Allen. of Richmond. is guest
of the Seaside
Baltimore party at the Atlantic Is
composed of Miss P. a. Hartman. NJ A.
Cadden, Miss E. T. Kempe. and Miss NJ.
c. Burrell
Mrs. r. S. Lythe. of Richmond. arrived
at the Alaska on Monday to spend a
month at Ocean Grove.
hev. Henry Baker, ID. D.. and Mrs.
Baker, Of Washington are at the New
The Washington colony at the Queen
now includes Miss Helen NJ. Audrus and
Mrs. NJ. Isabelle Banks.
Washington guests at the Langdon are
Mrs. Clara Inch. Miss Agnes Inch. and
DR.. Ada NJ. Thomas
LONG BRANCH.
Popular Resort Started on a Record
Breaking Season.
tSpecial TO The Washington Tnncsj
LONG BRANCH. y. J., July l2.-The
,ldest and still the gayest of all the =
escorts on the North Jersey coast. the
Branch" is well started on what prom
scs TO be a renaissance season of its
rlstine brlilance-of the time when
rant and George W. Chilis and poll
icians galore smoked and made history
n the ElberOn blum. The revival has
ONE with the reopenirg Of the four
lubhouses. the luxuriantly furnished re
orts which Judge }. Fran,ilyn Fort closed
u.p ,y,arg arn h..aVg. tr,.,- conducted