New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
OCEAN GROVE.
EARLY MEETINGS WE'LL ATTENDED-PLANs
FOR MUSIC SCHOOL.

FOR MUSIC SCHOOL.
Ocean Grove. n. j.. July 1 (speciaD.-The early
morning services to-day were we'll attended despite
the threatening weather. The temple was nearly
filled at o'clock when Leader Yatman announced
the opening hymn. The Rev. DR. Tipple of Brook
lyn. conducted the devotons and delightful cornet
solos were rendered by the Park Sisters Mr.
fatman urged his hearers to be big and broad in
their Christian life. and dwarfed. In the taber-
nacle, at the same hour, the Rev. John H AIday
NJ. D.. a member of the devotional committee
conducted holiness meeting" Brief addresses
the subject made by the Rev. Z. G. Han
cock of Ocean Grove. and the Rev. Dr. J. III. Rob
ertsOn. of Paterson, superintendent of the Tramps
Mission.
The Rough Riders were reorganized for the sum-
this morning by Henry L. Holt. officer
connected with the Bordenlown Military Academy.
Thirty names enrolled. and the young soldiers
will number several hundred before long
Governor Murphy has accepted the invitation OF
the Camp Meeting Association 10 he present at the
patriotic exercises to be held in the Auditorium
on the morning of the Fourth. The Governor at
one time in doubt TO his ability To be pres
ent but he informed Bishop FitzGerad yesterday
that he would be hand unless sickness pre-
vented
The childrens chorus will meet for organization
Tuesday. when the first rehearsal for the
childrens musical festival. be given the even
ing of August IL. will be held. Tall Esen Morgan.
as usual will train the chorus which will number
when full one thousand voices He is preparing
number of original and novel musical surprises for
the festival which many consider to be the best
entertainment given during the season.
The Summer School of Music will be organized
next week and continue for six weeks. The sight
singing and musical theory department. for public
school teachers and advanced students will be
under the personal direction of DR.. Morgan. The
piano department will be in charge of Sias q.
Pratt. of NewYork. There VIII also be instructors
voice. and string. wood and brass instru-
ments. The purpose is to make this the leading
summer music school I'm America.
Professor j. II. Nardoff, the well known or
sanist. who Will offciate at the pipe organ in the
Auditorium. arrived to-day and was warmly
greeted by his old acquaintances
Miss Maud Gallagher. of Paterson is a late
rival at the Chalfonte
Robert A. Inch. barrister from the metropolis.
is spending his vacation in the Grove.
Mrs. Alexander Reid of Jersey City, arrived this
week for seasons sOjourn
w. w. Denslow. artist from New-York, Is
with Mrs. Denslow at the Queen
Miss Laura Herbert and Miss Nellie sleght of
East Orange. are popular guests at the La Pierre.
Miss Isabel Drummond. New-York physician,
is staying for the summer at the Alaska.
Z. II. Stevens. of Elizabeth. has rooms at the
Highland House for his wife and daughters Miss
Helen and Miss Margaret.
at the Queen. Mrs. Taylor is a daughter OF John
Andrus treasurer of the Camp Meeting Associa-
c. H. sellek, a New-York business man residing
Lillagaard recently for long stay' '1''''S - '"e
Mrs F. r. Raynor and Mrs. |" J, Jelliff. Of Mount
ss Mabe Suen GFe H st the ocean aGSf
summer pleasures at the Milford
brought his wife to the spray View Hotel this
week for months sojourn.
David Bruce ConlSln is a well known Brooklynite
enjoying an outing in the Grove the Summer
Mr.. and Mrs; F. c, Starr. of Orange, have rooms
at the Spray View Hotel