New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
NOVEL TEMPLE SERVTCE
Mr.. Yatman'S "Hom of Sunshine" "
at Ocean GrOUe.

Ocean Grove. n. J., Aug tSpeciaD.-Over fifteen
hundred worshippers crowded into the Young Peo-
pies Temple at a. IN. to-day and enjoyed IAN
Hour of Sunshine with Charles H. Yatman the
evangelist. Mrs. r. H. Carr. of Brooklyn, sang
'He is Ready and Miss Agnes Alexander. Of
Nebraska, sang Nearing Ny Home" The princi-
pal address made by the Rev. Edmond IIez
Sven, pastor OF the Second Baptist Church. Wash
ington .. c. His theme Bright Spots
Toward the close of the meeting Mr.. Yatman had
those in the audience repeat aloud the covenant.
Christ for me, forever" and also insisted that
everybody shake hands and thus become ac-
quainted. He next asked all those present who
had relatives or sweethearts named John" TO
come forward. Nearly hundred did So including
a woman who said she had four relatives of that
name-a father brother and two grandsons. Mr..
Yatman then presented each booklet entitled
John written by himself
At p. IN. the opening session of the thirty
first anniversary Of the Ocean Grove Auxiliary of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was held
in the Temple. Mrs. Elwood H Stokes, of Ocean
Grove, widow Of the first president of the Camp
Meeting Association, is president OF the organiza-
ton. Vice-president Ballard welcomed the women
to Ocean Grove. and the response was made by
Mrs. s. L. Baldwin OF Brooklyn, for many years
a missionary in China. A conservation meeting
ended the afternoon programme. Another session
was held this evening. when the principal address
made by Mrs Mary Scott Bailey, of New
York At tomorrow mornings session the reports
of the various officers will be submitted and
number Of returned missionaries will be intro
duced- The anniversary sermon will be preached
Sunday morning by the Rev. Edward NJ. Taylor
field secretary of the organization for New-Eng-
land.
.Gaul's oratorio OF The Holy City will be sung
tomorrow evening by the combined New-York and
Ocean Grove festival choruses. led by Tall Esen
Morgan: The soloists will be Anita Rio, soprano;
Marie Byrne Ivy, contralto; c. F. Freemantel
tenor, and Rushing Wood, baSso
Recent arrivals at Ocean Grove hotels include
the following:
Seaside-G. W. Williamson N. G. Kile Anna D
kile and Emma n Young of Philadelphia; Mrs
Jacob Wilson and Mary L. Wilson, of Beverly;
Mrs. A. NJ. Schock OF Allentown: Mr. and Mrs
Ash, OF Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. f r. Jones
and Barry H. Jones, of Poughkeepse. and S. F.
Innes and Agnes S. lines. of Milkesbarre.
Ocean House,. Donald Fulton and Mrs. J. A
Fulton, OF New-YoTk; Mrs. Anna Ayres. Cora S.
Ayres and David Halleron. of Newark J. E Travis
tr. OF Flushing; W. A. Mclaughlin, OF Pittsburg
Miss z. S. Mclaughlin, of Bridgeten. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles f. Sloan, of Mount Holly.
MajeStic-Mr. and Mrs. f D. Easton. NJ d
kaston; 9. F. Pierse and Charles Harwood, OF
New-York; George ". Petit of Denver: Thomas
Il. Wilson, OF Peterson and Mrs. James w. Saun-
ders, Mrs F. T. Timanns and Miss F. f. Timanns
Of Baltimore.
St. Elmo-AIbert Reuss OF Philadelphia: A. Dell
Hunt, Of Stockton; Edith NJ. Hunt. of Philipsburg
Ella Mahood and Elizabeth Mahood Of Paterson
ana Mrs; Allen Whipkery, Mrs. L. Rheinhart and
Ruth Whipkery.