New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
At NORTHFIELD.
Gathering Nert Sunday To Be the
Most important of the Assembly.

East Northheld Mass. Aug Is (SpeciaD.-At III.
post conferences addresses now betng given IN
NorthheId special arrangements are under wav =,
make tne second Sunday OF the gathering the NOS,
important day OF the assembly. To that end Dr.
g, Campbell Morgan, who has been giving DALI
lectures The Life Of Abraham since the ecss
of the General Conference for Christian worksr.
has been engaged to give two addresses next Sun
cay. one viii be in the morning and the other in
the evening This IS enable ths visitors II
EOrthheid who have come here 70 hear the al
dresses and the people Of Mortified who have
known Dr. Morgan q neighbor. TO hear again
the well known English evangelist before hs r..
England. where ne il TO have charge Of
Westminster Chapel. II London. % which he has
recently heen called DR.. Morgan IS also 10 be on.
Of the principal speakers at patriotic rally IN
the Auditorium which Is 70 he celebrated here
September 5 During his stay in this country Ia
has never ceased To affirm his loyalty 10 England
and although he is an expressed sdrnirer Of Amer
lean institutions the present patriotic meeting viii
be ot the first instances in which he has taken
a public part in such a gathering
The Rev, Hugh Black. Of Edinburgh. viii srrfv.
IN No-th1eld the Gay Of the rally and viii ba
present OF that evening. He will lecture the fol
lowing mornings until September 10 when he re-
turns L. New-YorS- Mr.. Black Il colleague OF
Professor James Orr. OF Glasgow who was in
Mortified at this time last year lecturing on the
Bible in the light OF recent discoveries IN Babylon
and Egypt He was. in addition, associats OF
Paul q. Moody, the younger son Of D. L. Moody
Scottish universities. 1t is largely through his in
hdence that Mr.. Black has consented TO spend 80
much time in Northheld after he had declined the
invitation to address the laymen OF the Connecticut
VALLEY.
In the present daily programme OF the confer
the Rev. F. s. Webster. rector OF All Souls
Church. Langham Place. England. is OF thA
principal drawing cards His lectures Christ
In Our Daily Life" considered the strongest
work Of this kind done in NoTthheld since 7tbs
course OF two years ago entitled The Crises os the
Christ"
There Is little lesssnng OF the crowds in attend
either at Camp NOrthfeld az the Hotel
Northheld The social life is as active as at any
time OF the year, and the outdoor sports are nnore
favored by the summer visitors than during the
greater conferences OF July and the early part Of
August. The weather has been ideal for mountain
walks and drives. and every day large parties take
trips up and down the Connecticut River. Among
the more prominent guests who taking advsn-
tage OF the attractions here A. J. Haddsd
Syria; z. Il. Alexander. Mrs. Maddox and Mrs
John Mickle, Of Philadelphia: Mrs Lewis P. Rob
insOn. Denver; s. a ChOate formerly OF 'The Con-
gregatiOnalist, Boston; William VI Adams Brook
iyn; Charles r. Otis, YOnksTS, y. Y: Finney Tvier
superintendent of Yale Mission. New-Haven. Conn
the Rev John Hague Boston, end Miss Helen
Hague, NasSar; J. 2. Wtckes. Tren1Jl. y J., and
r B. Shipman. OF the Wesleyan Glee Club.