The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
RELIGIONS SWAY
OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEET.
ING IN PROGRESS.
Worldly Pleasures Given Up for Next
Ten Days-Routine of Services
Are Announced.
Especial to the Evesang start

OCEAN GROVE. Aug. 17.-Ocean Grove
has put aside all worldly pleasures and
began yesterday devoting itself entirely to
religious matters. 1t Is camp meeting
time and for the next ten days only the
sound Of prayer, exhortation n hymn
singing will be heard about Auditorium
Square. For this brief period each year
sanctity reigns, without a single obtrud-
ing event. Not only are the concerts,
which during the rest of the season fur
nish the finances with which the resort is
carried on, declared off, but an edict has
gone out prescribing a program of daily
religious observance for all good Meth
odists.
From sunrise until midnight the meet
ings are to be kept up each day. They
began yesterday morning, when the Rev,
Joseph Smith, of Redlands, Cal, took
charge of the preliminary meeting. The
schedule going into effect on Monday pro-
vides for a conservation service In the
Tabernacle at 5:45 a. M. led by the Rev.
DR.. Ballard; a family prayer service, LED
by DR.. Ballard, In the Auditorium, at
6:45 a. M, and then after an hours inter-
mission for breakfast, O Sunshine meeting
at 8 o'clock, both In the Tabernacle and
the Temple. The Rev. Carlton Van Hook
will have charge of the Young Peoples
Temple services, which used to be pre-
sided over by Charles Yatman. Each
morning at 1890 preaching services will
be held in the Auditorium.
One of the most interesting services of
the daily routine will be the "immediat'
decision" meeting at the Tabernacle at 1:S0
In the afternoon. This service will be for
the purpose Of bringing young people who
~fession. Mrs. Lizzie Smith, an evangelist
who has been here for years, will havs
charge Of these meetings. The next serv-
Ice OF the day Is a Pentecostal service al
2:30 p. M, intended for converts primarily.
The Rev. William Franklin is to take
charge Of the Helping Hand meeting. held
late each afternoon The Rev. ". r
opening. camp sermon tomorrow.
Late Newark arrivals at the Park View
include Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Cleveland
Gerbaur and Miss Jessie Gerbaur. Regis
tered here from the Oranges are Mr.. and
Mrs. r., g. Green. Mrs. ]. II. King md
Miss King. Miss Green and r. Lindsey.
g. o Miningham Is a late arrival from
The Alaska is entertaining Mrs. w. w.
Brackett. Mr.. and Mrs. s.. L. Browne
Mrs, William Mailman. Of East Orange:
J: Vanderbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Maeee, Miss Magee. Miss Williams. Miss
y. g. Primo, Miss Katherine Sanborn, ].
Rochat, of Jersey City.
Among the patrons of the Arlington are
s Mr; and IL Mrs Mrs. william II Sinking and
Il: King, Russell King and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H.. Owens. Of Jersey City.
Newarkers at the Majestic include M. e.
Blanchard and William Jones; Albert
worth and Frank Ainsworth. OF Hacken-
seek. are also late arrivals here, as are
ME-. and Mrs; G. I. Reeves, Of Montclair'
MISS ". York and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n
Stopping at lie vasser. from Belleville,
are. Miss Alice Bagnall. Mrs. A. @. Bag
Iall. Mrs. q. Guldner. Daniel Guldner,
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Bergen ara Miss
BERGEN. of Paterson. are late arrivals al
lthe Ocean View.
Miss Laura Sax, of Newark, Is making
a protracted sojourn at the Arborton.
John r. Smith, Of Paterson, Mrs. John
Lever. and Miss Elsie Lever, of Newark,
are spending the remainder of August al
r. w. Dodd. r. A. Brooks. and Mrs
J. K. Seeley. of Jersey City: Mrs. r. II
Surrett. Allen J. Surrett. Miss Mary II
are patrons Of Sunset Lodge. as are Davis
G. Terry. Of Railway. and Mrs. L. B
Aschermann. of Hoboken.
Located at Hotel La Pierre are Mrs. "
B. Johnson and Miss e. Voght. Of Morris
town.
Among the guests at the MARLBOROUGH
are Mr.. n Mrs. Daniel Roberts, OF sum
merville; Miss Margaret B. Haberlien. O
Passaic: Miss Bessie Logan. an G.. ID
Gregory, Of Newark.
Nettie Armitaee. Of Newark; Mr. and
Mrs. l. r. Robbins. Miss Marie Robbins
Miss Isabel Robbins. C. w. Sheath. O
Perth Amboy; Mr.. and Mrs. s. /. GOO
and Miss Florence Good. Of East Orange.
The Seaside is entertaining g.. s. Bene
dict. OF East Orange: G. Ditmar and 70
Whitney, of Arlington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul M. Muller, Of Passaic.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Roberts, OF Eas
Orange, are spending August and Septem
Der at the Spray View. as are Mrs. w.
Thompson, e. A. Thompson n Dewitt
Thompson. of Rutherford.
Arrivals at the United States from Pas
sale are Charles Cummings and G. II
DeVries.
Patrons of the Waverly include Mrs
James Crogan, Mrs. d. H. Mead, Miss II
Drew, Mrs. Noah c.. Ball and Otto Ball