New-York tribune., 1902-04-13
THE OCEAN GROVE PROGRAMME
WHAT is SCHEDULED FOR THE SUMNER AT
THIS SEASIDE CAMPGROUND.

Ocean Grove. April II CspeciaD,-The programme
Of special services on the camp grounds for the
coming season was made public to-day by the de-
votional committee of the Camp Meeting Assocla-
tion consisting of Bishop James n. Fitzgerald.
the Rev Dr. A. F. Ballard, the Rev DIT j. Ii.
Alday A. H. De Haven and j E Andrus.
The season will open Saturday evening, June
IS with a concert led by Professor Tall Esen Nor
gan who will arrange and lead all musical services
during the summer. Professor Morgan VIII organ
ize an orchestra of fifty skilled musicians, an adult
choir OF three hundred voices and a children s
chorus of one thousand voices The orchestra and
adult choir will play and sing at all the services
in the auditorium.
The holiness meeting, under the charge of the
devotional committee and that of the young peo-
pie led by Evangelist Charles II. Yatman. VIII De
gin Sunday, June %. and continue daily until
September l. The opening in the audito-
riurn which seats ten thousand. will be preached
on Sunday morning June 20, by one OF the bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Auditorium Sunday Afternoon Bible tlass'
led by the Rev. DR.. Thomas o. Hanlon. presi-
dent of Pennington Seminary. and the Sunday
evening sunset meeting the beach front. led by
President Ballard will also begin at this date
and will be held every Sabbath till the season
| closes. Will the regular summer sunday schooIs
in the Temple and Tabernacle.
| The schedule for independence Day includes an
Grafton in the morning by former Senator Edward
| c. Stokes of Trenton. Governor Franklin Murphy
will preside this service A patriotic entertain
ment will be held in the evening. and service OF
| a national character the following Saba tn
The event religious events for Methodists from
| all parts of the country-the camp meetnE-will
begin on Friday August 90 and continue daily until
Monday. September / While the camp meeting is
In progress ten distinct meetings. beginning at sun
rise will be -.eld and about the camp grounds
The opening sermon of the camp meeting will be
preached by the Rev. DIR. Alexander of New-York
City. Evangelists Charles II. Yatman Joseph
Smith, Clarence Strause and Mrs. Starks and Mrs
Elizabeth Smith will have charge Of the special
meetings during the camp meeting. Eminent min
vited 10 preach during this great religious feast
Other scheduled events include:
July a-sunshne Society.
July 11-Moving pictures,
July 13-1he American Sabbath Association
July 15--Epworth League Day
July 16Annversary of the Kings Daughters. of which
Mrs Margaret Rottome is president.
July 20-Hospital Sunday. with sermon by the Rev Dr.
Kavanaugh, president Of the Seney Memorial Hospital
July q and 22-Nationa wonans Suffrage Society
addresses by Gait and Miss Anna Shaw.
24Annual conference Of the wonan's Chris
tan Iem5erance % n nniom, r., ., ~. No,,o,., r.,
peranee society: with address by General Joseph
July IS and 29-Movng pictures.
July 29-Sisnor Vitali concert.
August 3-Ch'ldren Day. Morgan
August s-woman's Home Missionary Society.
August 7-Deaconess conference.
August and 9-Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
II 21Oeean Grove Summer School of Theology
Bishop Fitzgerald. OF S. Louis. dean Professor Aked
Engiands foremost orators. has been specially
engaged TO deliver course Of lectures before the
August 15-Pennington Seminary Day.
September 7-Preaching in the auditorium.
September 14-c1osing service in the auditorium
On every Saturday during the summer public
musical will be given in the auditorium.