New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
DOLNGS AT OCEAN GROVE.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS WELL. ATTENDED
TODAY Is BISHOPS DAY
LATEST ARRIVALS

Ocean Grove. \. J, July CspeciaD.-The early
morning meetings to-day in the tabernacle and
temple wcrc we'll attended and spiritual fervor
At summer heat Assistant Musical Director Nc
Guirk led the singing in the temple. and the devo-
tons were conducted by Samuel Williams. a New
York business man Then came an address on
Character Building by the Rev. George H Huma-
son Of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
camden. feature Of the service was the baptism
by Leader Iatrnan Of Clarence Alexander Parker
the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Parker. OF
fhl4adelphla. who are spending the summer at the
Grove over in the tabernacle. at the same hour
the Rev, DIT. Aaron +. Ballard and the Rev. Dr.
j H. Aldav. members OF the devotional committee
conducted a meeting for the promotion OF holiness.
The Morgan singers and musicians gave another
enjoyable concert this evening in the auditorium
before large and demonstrative audience The
vocal soloists were Edith Helena. The Southern
hooking Bird; F. Q. Tovne and Frederick Wheel
er. The programme rendered a follows
Overture Tampa" orchestra; chorus. The Bridal
Chorus. festival chorus solo, romanzs from La
GIocoLda. E c. Towne. solo Two CIrenaders,"
Frederick Wheeler. solo. Caro- Nome" Edith
Helena: Cornet duet "CheerfuIness" Anna and
Georgia Park; solos. All Through the Night and
oh. Come with Ne" F. c. Towne: solo. Sc
seran Rose" Edith Helena. solo. The Border Bal
lard. Frederick Wheeler. solos The Last Rose
Of Summer" and The Star Spangled Banner"
tdlih Helena. and finale, The Volunteers festi-
val chorus
Tomorrow will be Bishops Day IN Ocean Grove
l'1 h'Shop John w. Walden. Of Cincinnati. will
occupy the auditorium pulpit at the morning ser
wee ana Bishop Char.es II. Fowler OF Boston.
viii preach in the evening In addition 10 the
regular services the Summer Sunday School and
the surf meeting will be held
me special commission OF ministers and Iayrnen
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. appointed BY
the last General Conference TO revise the Church
discipline and make suggestions concerning the ad-
Flsaoihty Of consolidating the various benevolent
boards and societies Of the Church were IN session
to-day. but the deliberations Of the body are kept
secret It has been learned however that the
commission has practically agreed that the Do
uesuc Mission Board and the Church Extension
Society should he consolidated since the work Of
both boards is practically the same The com
MISSION vii remain in session until next Thursday.
reorgarize the Childrens Chorus next TUESDAY
afternoon. and that the Summer School Of Music
viii begin its sessions next Wednesday afternoon.
The Summer Sunday School Assembly in charge
begin ten days session an Mo l 5IGGno Lake VIII
Fowler is F eH6giB Of Ms Ne s55 son OF RsSp
George F Collins, of Newark, arrived this week
William Reid Of Paterson accompanied by his
DR., Mary Stern Of Rhfnebeck. \ 4. is ENJOYING
an outing in the Grove
Brooklyn IS resting with Mrs. Smith at the queen.
bar. is stopping at a hotel in ocean PATHWAY
ne Key: Thomas Houston, the blind evangelist,
George F, HasbroucE. T G. Robinson and !. c.
King Of New-York, are enjoying sojourn the
Martin Y, Dagger. a State official from Jersey
City. brought his wife and children 10 the Hotel
Spray View this week.
James SchoheId, Of Paterson. has rooms for his
family al the Hotel StratfOrd.
Newcomers al the leading hotels include the FOL
lowing:
Hotel strattoEd7yanles schoheld and family. Mr..
and Mrs Il. J. Macdonald, Mrs. Schoheld Mrs
Hall, Dr.. and Mrs. H. s. Deputy. ". c Hager-
man. Mrs. ". H. Hagerman, Miss Ethel Hager-
man: l. r. Hay end Nj and Mrs. John Lamont
Dagger and family, Annie V. Webster L Hofngs-
worth Violet Dougan Mary Totten and William
Ferguson.
SUNNI rheld-George F, Hausbrouck. T G. Robin
son, / e. King, Mary L Redmond. Eta I. Haines
Annie WatchIermainer Mrs. W. Rerryuan Clara
M Henning, Emily T. Henning. Grace / Polish
and Lena F. Walcott