Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
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CAMP MEETING CLOSES.
Next Attraction at Washington Grove
the Chautauqua.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WASHINGTON GROVE, July 20, 1907.
Following services which occupied eleven
full days the thirty-ffth annual camp
meeting of the Washington district con-
ference closed here last night THE Gift
of God" was the theme of the mothers
meeting held in the forenoon, at which
Mrs. Benjamin F. Plat presided A poem
by Mrs. Cornelius Cissel, "Out of Touch
With Ny Lord and a solo, "Oh, Won
drous Love- by Miss Faith Woodward,
were much appreciated by the assemblage
Mrs. Court Wood and Miss Minor held
each farewell service for the children,
rounding up the series with a practical
appeal. full auditorium of hearers
greeted Elder John Sumwalt at the last
service when after evensong, conducted
by Rev. Albert Zimmerman, the elder
preached to large and attentive congre-
and mastery appeal the question found
in II Kings, x:13, rs thy heart right?"
After season of prayer song and ex-
hortation by Evangelist Zimmerman, the
wnd-up OF camp came when the elder re-
quested short addresses from the Christian
workers present. who had headed the de-
partmental work of the camp. Each sum-
married. the campaign Of the camp now
President Percy Foster, DR.. E. DeWitte
Huntley. Rev: Albert H. Zimmerman and
Elder Sumwalt, who publicly expressed his
thanks to all co-workers, pre-eminently
Miss May Smith, who has done SIKH va
liant service as pianist at the au litorium
services.
There l., one more day of religious work
ere the Chautauqua opens-Su. day, July
q, which Is to be annual rail-. day at the
Grove for the Woman's Hone Missionary
Societies Of the Washington 4Methodists A
program Of the missionary society exercises
was prepared, as follows
II a.m.-Mrs j. Walter Duvall presiding;
Bible lesson, Mrs. ]. R. Sumwalt prayer
Mrs. A. H. Hitler; solo, Mrs. Gertrude
Dana Brockway; address. Incoming Mil
lions Who Are They? Whence Do They
Come? Whittier Go? What is Being Done
for Them Miss Josephine Corbin CORNER
ly connected with Immigrant Home in New
York;
4:3o p.m.-Children's meeting: Little
Folks From Over the Sea- Miss Corbin.
p.m.-Mrs. c. L. Roach presiding: Bible
lesson, Mrs. B. s. Platt; prayer, Mrs. A.
E. Bovee; solo with violin obligato), Mrs
Melville Lindsay: address, "Orientals in the
United States and in Our New Posses
sions," Mrs. Clara Conway Bell, Los An
geleS, Cal.
Music in charge of Mr.. Percy Foster
The opening attraction Of the Chautauqua
will be an evening with Mozart and other
famous composers, assisted by Mr. Ernest
Lent, cello. and others, July 90, at 8 pm.
Mrs. Denham is among the late arrivals
at Hotel Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurenson Of Douglas Me-
mortal spent yesterday at the Plaza cot
tage.
Mrs. Jesse Wilson, Mrs. Rebecca Wood
ward and Mr.. George Cook and wife left
for their Washington homes by an early
afternoon train.
Miss Octava Green is entertaining Miss
Lewis daughter of Mr.. Mahlon Lewis of
Boyds, Md.
Mr.. William B. Mobley of Laytonsville
was among the days prominent visitors
The Post Office League will play the
Grove boys on the home diamond this af-
ternoon. The game is scheduled to be
called at 5 pm. after which the visiting
team will be entertained at dinner in the
al fresco dining room of Mrs. Mollie Dor
sey, at the head of 9th avenue, as guests
of Mr. William Teep, ST., of the Grove
Athletic Association,