New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15

services and entertainments much like those given
at Chautauqua win delight TIE visitors The re-
igiouS events and other functions under the
direction of the Camp Meeting Association. made
up OF thirteen ministers and thirteen aymen Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The head OF the as
ISOLATION is Bishop James n. FITZGERALD. Of St.
Louis. who, with his fellow members Of the de-
votonal committee, act as censors over every ser
vice and manage the temporal affairs of the water
ing place well
Bishop FITZGERALD and the vice. president. Aaron
E. Ballard, the grounds. and are hard
work getting things in shape for the opening of
the season Saturday evening. June IS when
Professor Tall Esen Morgan, the musical director
assisted by his choir of three hundred voices and
orchestra of forty picked musicians. win give a
concert in the monster auditorium These popular
musicals will be ghep every Saturday evening
throughout the summer
The holiness meeting under the charge of the
devotional committee and the young peoples meet
ing. led by the Rev Charles II. Yatman. will be in
stituted Sunday, June %, at a. and con-
tinued daily until September l. The opening ser
in the auditorium vii! also be preached on this
date by one of the bishops of the Methodist Eps-
copal Church-probabIy Bishop FITZGERALD.
The schedule for Independence Day includes
short address by Governor Franklin Murphy of
New-Jersey, who will preside, and Grafton by
Congressman r. Wayne Parker Of Newark In the
evening patriotic entertainment vii! be given.
The great camp meeting. the chief event of the
summer, will begin August ~ and continue. with
y, L
day School Assembly will occupy ten days. be
ginning July s. and the School of Theology in
charge Of Bishop FITZGERALD, will occupy the time
from August II to August y.
Musical events. too. have been arranged for by
Professor Morgan. On July 26 his chorus and
chestra. assisted by sooistS and the New-York
Festival Chorus. will render the oratorio of
Elijah ''Hiawatha's Wedding Feast The
Stabat Mater" and The Rose Maiden will follow
later.
The revised programme of special events for the
summer issued this week by Bishop Fttz-
Gerald, and is follows:
June 2S-Opening concert in auditorium:
June 29-Opening services in auditorium with
sermon by one of the bishops OF the Methodist
July 4-Oration, Congressman r. Wayne Parker.
of Newark 10 a. m; evening. patriotic entertain
July 6-National Sa bbath.
July S to IS-Sunday School Assembly the Rev.
DR.. b B. LOOMS, leader
July 9-Sunshine Society.
JULY I3-Sa bbath Observance ASSocia ton.
July 15-EpwOrth League.
July 1.-the Kings Daughters
July p and 22NNational Woman's Suffrage So
ciety.
July % and 24-Woman's Christian Temperance
July &c to 2s-National Temperance Society. Ad-
dress by General Joseph Wheeler. of Alabama.
July Is and 29-Moving pictures.
July 31-Memoria and anniversary services.
August 3-Childrens day, in charge of Professor
August 5 and 6-Woman's Home Missionary So
Ciety.
August THE Deaconesses' Society.
August to 1O-Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety.
Bishop FITZGERALD presiding.
August 15-Pennngton Seminary qaE 49,,
August % to September 2l-Annual camp meeting.
September missionary Training School
September 4-Firemen's benefit.
September to 14-Preaching liz the auditorium.