The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-12
OCEAN GROVE DOINGS
REVIVAL SERVICES PREPAR-
AT0RY TO CAMP MEETING.
Religious Interest Awakened and Great
Activity Shown in Various Direo-
lions at the Noted Resort.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 12.-Revival serv-
Ices preparatory to the approaching camp
will be held twice a dny in the temple
under the leadership of that eminent
evangelist and exponent of scriptural doc
trine, the Rev. Joseph Smith. of Redlands.
Cal. During the camp services these re-
vivai exercises will give way to the usual
Pentecostal meetings every afternoon in
charge of DR.. Smith. Another dnfly meet
Ing during camp will be the Immediate
Decision In charge of Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
"A Amanda Smith, the negro evangelist
of Chicago. is expected here some time
during the meetings this viii bring to-
gether three noted religious workers
named Smith.
The secular entertainments for the
present week include moving pictures
this evening, the famous Arabian Nights
concert Tuesday evening and O sacred can
tata Thursday evening. The Arabian
Nights is really a repetition Of the chill
dren's musical festival, with the addition
of some new features and a reimbursement
of the decorations The Royal Gypsy
Chorus and the Mandolin Club will be
strongly In evidence at this entertainment;
likewise the Bruere children, cornetists,
and the Leavitt children, banjoists, who
created such a furore last Thursday night.
These will be the last entertainments until
after camp, when S"chumann-Heink will be
first on the list to follow.
The American Vitagraph Company, Of
New York, has been secured to furnish the
entertainment for Firemen's Night in the
Auditorium, Tuesday. September 3 fol-
lowing the first appearance here of Ellen
Beach Yaw, on the evening Of Labor Day.
It is announced that pictures of the re-
cent parade of Elk in Philadelphia will
be shown In moving pictures here 1.-THE
Auditorium tonight. AS the Asbury
Park lodge took second prize in this
parade there Is manifested much interest
In the pictures to, be shown, and the hope
is expressed that the locals will show up
as strong in the picture as they did In the
city.
Bishop Wilson is back from a flying trip
TO Cincinnati. to which city he was called
on episcopal business. He mas neeh Sc
Iected to preside at fall and winter con-
ferences at Cleveland and Columbus, O.:
Memnhis. McLemoresvilie, Knoxville and
bristol. Tenn; Primers Point. Va, and At
talia and Montgomery. Ala. In the per-
Torrance of his official duties he will leave
the Grove early in September.
Prof. Warren Acker, from Allentown.
Pa, a master OF the pipe organ and a choir
leader of more than local fame, Is so
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town House.
r. w. Pope. Of Elizabeth. has brought
his family down for a brief season, and
they are staying at n cottage on Embury
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Gilmore. whose home ia in
Harrison, has come to the lie Vassar for
an indefinite stay.
A prominent guest at the Norman House
is Thomas Robinson, superintendent of the
Galilee Mission, Philadelphia. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Shelly. of Pas
sale, are at the Roosevelt.
Mrs. John Lever and her daughter. Miss
Elsie M. Lever, of Newark, have apart
ments at the Aurora on Surf avenue, with
In sight and sound of the ean.,,,e,
L. g.. Klotz, of Hackettstown Is at the
Inskip House, with his mother and sister.
F. A. Brabson and family, of Newark,
who for a number of years occupied an
ocean front cottage, are staying at one OF
| the leading hotels.