New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

chandise. The entries now number nearly two
hundred
AS preliminary TO the great camp meeting
which opened with the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper, the oratorio of The Elijah" was rem
dered in the Ocean Grove Auditorium Thurs
day evening by a chorus Of seven hundred
voices. recruited from Ocean Grove and New
York, The singers and musicians were directed
by Tall Esen Morgan The soIolsts were Mary
Hissem De Moss. soprano; Margaret Roch. con-
tralto Daniel Beddoe. tenor and William
Harper, bass
The opening sermons Of the camp meeting
were preached by the Rev. DR. Charles NJ.
Gifftn. of Asbury Park and the Rev James
William Marshall. OF Ocean Grove The ser
mons tomorrow will be delivered by the Rev
DR.. George P. Eckman. pastor of St PauFs
Methodist Episcopal Church, -Jew-York The
camp meeting will continue daily until Monday.
August -. when the annual Walk Around
Jerusalem will take place
Hundreds of ministers from all parts of the
country are here and others will arrive next
week Ten meetings held daily the first
conducted by the Rev. DR.. A. Z. Ballard being
held soon after sunrise. Next Sunday will be
the big day OF the camp meeting. At o a. m
the annual love feast will be held to be fol-
lowed by sermon by the Rev. DR.. r. r Jones
of New-York. editor of the book publications
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The final session of the Summer School of
Theology was held Thursday morning when a
lecture Our Theology in Mission Fields
was delivered by the Rev. DIR. T. J. Scott. a mis-
sionary from India.
In the Auditorium. Monday evening the Rev.
Charles H. Yatman, for twenty-five years
leader of the Young Peoples meetings des-
cribed his two trips around the world in the
interest of missions. He is soon to make an
other journey abroad, covering 65CJ0 miles. At
this meeting a movement was started for the
erection of new Young Peoples Temple To
cost $4,000 TO be built in Thompson Park
Among the Newly Yorlxers registered at the As
bury Park hotels this week We're the following:
Coleman-A. e. Lawrence Franklin Johnson
Mrs r. Murdell Miss Mona Mayo, Mr. and Mrs
Fred A. Cole, n. Goodwin. j. H. Gray Kenneth
Grey. David NJ Jones. Mrs. Nj. r. Edgar & r.
Davies. John r. Dickerson and A. ]. Perry
Brunswick F. Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs r ]
Flemming. r. Font John G. Cert. John Dwyer
Josephine Gearty. John c. Harris. the Rev.
Thomas J. Corbett and T. Y. Ulrich
Ocean-Mrs w r. Rass Mrs. T. WHEELER Mr.
and Mrs A. Krause. Mrs. H. II. Gilbert Mr and
letter. Mrs. +. letter Edward Kane William NJ
Helnier and Miss Effie 3, Dean.
Columbia-Mrs. K NJ. Strait. Mrs \ NJ
Brown, Miss Brown Miss Mary {. Mooney
Grace N. Mooney. Walter Ladd. Dora Ladd.
William MCGOWAN and John F. Sipe.
Fenmore-W. l. Sanger. Walter Luke Mrs.
W F. Freeman Mrs, h H Hunter, Mrs. y,
Freeman Z. j. Mcdonald, F, L. Paterson. John
Fuller. Mrs. c. g. Bliss and Miss NJ Bruce
Monmouth-J z. Murry Z. Mcclure. L. e
Levey. Jacob III. Brown. George Barley H L.
Crane. Y, Prentis. Leo Fieldman F. H. God
dard MILAN III. Evans, Mrs II. Minor Mrs :
X. Church and Miss Florence Rawlin
Sunset Hall-Miss Clara Tessler, Mrs /. Cor
der James Mccormick. J. 5. Mccormick. ?.
Sehoheld, Frank \. Brady, Samuel H. French, s
w. Wapler, William Conway NJ. ]. Egan Miss
A Egan and NJ. ". Taylor.