The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-08-03
CONCERT AT GROVE
messiah" WILL BE HEARD
THERE TONIGHT.
Camp Meeting City Has Had Siren
nous Week, but Very
Pleasant One.
Especial 70 tho Evening start

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. S.-Tonight in the
Ocean Grove Auditorium one Of the largest
concerts Of the summer will be given
when Tall Esen Morgan. musical director
of the resort. presents the oratorio, Mes
siah.' This is the only oratorio that Will
be heard in the Grove during the present
summer. there having been some criticism
last year that the old familiar compost
tions had been given at the Grove too
often.
AS solosts for tonights entertainment
Mr. Morgan secured Genevieve Clark Will
son, soprano; Elizabeth T. Wilson, OF
Ohio, contralto: Reid Miller, tenor. and
Frederick Martin, basso. The fesuVhi
chorus now numbers 700 voices, and is
said to be In splendid form for tonlgnt.
Special trains are to be run from Ne"
York, Newark and Elizabeth. returning
after the performance.
Thursday saw the dedication OF nano-
some fountain erected In memory OF tne
late Bishop ]. N. FITZGERALD, VINO was
president of the Camp Meeting Association'
The fountain is located In Founder Farh.
At the dedicatory services Bishop wilson
delivered the address and prayer was ieau
by DIR. A. E. Ballard, vice-president.
The week began with observation Of Dea-
CONFESS Day and lectures by the Rev. ROD
ert F. Y. Pierce of Scranton. The sun
shine Society began a series OF meetings
Tuesday. Mrs c. w. Alden. presioent-
General Of the national society, presided al
most of the gatherings
Rishop Bashford and Secretary Koontz, OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary society
are to be the speakers at the auditorium
services tomorrow.
.1.a t. HnU
Secretary Koontz will give talk about
missionary work In the evening. Nexi
Saturday night Victor Herbert and ms
orchestra come here for concert Nine
Schumann- -Heink is coming here THURSDAY
August 90 Daniel Beddoe will sing tnat
night also
Miss Grace Frost. of Green Village,
N. J., is registered at the New Holland.
Miss M. Anita Bull and Miss Estelle X:
Beadle,' of Garwood. N. j.. are located al
the Aurora.
Miss A. L. West. Miss Madeleine west
and w West. of Elizabeth. are summerins
at La Chevalier.
F. G. Reinhardt. Mrs. G.. Shorter and
Miss Katherine Van Houten. of Paterson
are patrons of the Highland House.
party from River Edge, N. j.. consist
ino NJ Miss Annie B. Voorhis. Henry Voor-
his. Edward B. Voorhis. Nicholas Voorhis
ana Miss Annie Butterfleld is registered az
LIE Vassar.
Miss A. Frazer and Ellsworth Frazer, OF
Arlir gton. are visitors at the Ocean view.
The popular Alaska is the headquarters
of a number of Newarkers Among them
are Mrs Emma Bourne and Mrs. Margaret
Dive Ellis. Mrs. Franklin Patterson, OF
Atlantic Highlands, is also registered here.
G. E. Sleeth, q wire manufacturer OF
Newark and Mrs. Sleeth are spending
several weeks at the Roosevelt. Guests al
this hotel from Palmyra, N. j., are Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Ellis.
The Chalfonte Is entertaining Mrs. 8. c.
Cleveland and Miss Edith M. Cleveland. of
East Orange.
Other hotel arrivals. are:
Majestic-E. w. Turner. Of East Or
ange: Ithamar Beach, Mrs. r. Bross. H. O.
Pascal. r. A. Bross, Miss Edith Earle and
Miss Mabel Earle. Of Newark.
Arlington-H. W. Buxton, Of Morristown
| Sheldon-D. R. Weir. of Newark.
| Ocean House-Charles Patterson. of Ho-
boken, and r. G. Hodgeson, Of Paterson.
Sheldon Herman and H. Neuman. OF
Jersey City.
Norman House-Mrs. d. ]. F Randolph
Mrs Brice Collard Mrs. q. s. Foster. Mrs
w H. Post. Mrs. r. w. Davidson. Miss
Grace Coffin, Mrs. G. Anderson, Mrs. Hill
meyer and Miss Mary Davidson, of Jersey
City
Atlantic House--Mrs. e. Mccain and
|. Miss ID. J. Mccain, of West Hoboken.
Park view-Miss Mae Schoonmaker and
Miss Katie Shoemaker. of Jersey City;
Mr. and Mrs L. F. Duke, of Bayonne.