Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14
INTERESTING WEEK AT NOUN
TAIN LAKE PARK.
Ministers Address the Assemblage.
Able Sermon by Bishop Wilson.
Washingtonians Present.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


MT. LAKE PARK, Nd July Is. 1897
/ The interdenominational camp meeting
| which is being held here is proving a great
success. Services are held every day in the
tabernacle and are well attended, from the
/ early sunrise meeting at O'Clock. conduct
ed by Evangelist H. K. Dollow, to the clos
ing one in the evening.
Among the pleasant speakers of the week
was Rev. Mr.. Beam of Chicago editor OF
the Rams Horn, who took for his subject
the first words of the Shepherd" Psalm.
He said that David had gotten into trouble
before he could say these words THE Lord
is my shepherd" because. like all the rest
of the world, David did not trust the LORD
any more than he had to.
Another speaker was Rev Ora p. Smith.
who talked yesterday on Sin, Its Power
Over Mankind" and today Freedom"
exemplifed in the Christian. who fears
nothing, because he is longer a slave,
but freeman.
Rev. L. r. Hyde of Conshehoc,len, Pa,
conducted the service last evening and
spoke at some length on THE Common
Things in Life" He said the common
things were frequently used by the Lord to
illustrate the higher spiritual meanings He
meant to convey.
Rev. s. L. Baker of California has charge
of the Bible class which meets cvery morn
ing at half-past :, and he frequently makes
an address in connection with the topic Of
the hour.
Bishop Lu:ilar B. Wilson of Baltimore
preached able sermon on the consecra-
ton on tn body. taking for dis text tho
words OF St. Paul, That We present your
bodies reasonable holy and living sacrifice
unto God Il take it that ST. Paul means
exactly what he says by these words" be-
ban the bishop, and when We give all that
belongs t. our physical nature to God we
are not likely to have much difficulty with
anything else Suppose we regard d our
feet as really dedicated II HIS service; how
careful would be tlat they did not wan
der into paths where we could not expect
His blessing to follow thetm, how ready
they would be to go on errands of love and
mercy to visit the alleys and tensments
where help is surely needed. Surp0sr
should take hands as being part of a
living sacrifice. A good many men would
have to go out of business in that case be-
cause they would not care to handle tie
price of unrighteousness.
And If our lips were dedicated they
ought to be-" the bishop continued, how
many loving words would be spoken in our
homes and outside OF them"
free will or table offering a feature
of the midweek service and 500 was coll
lected, while an additional SO given in
the evening.
Next week will see the close of the camp
meeting and the beginning of the anniver-
saries.
Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs J. s. Clarke from Washing
ton are guests Of the Mt Lake Hotel.
Mr.. Simpson from the capital city is maxi
Ing quite lengthy stay at the Hotel Chau-
tauqua.
Mr. A. Fennewault, formerly of Paris,
now of Washington, is also stopping at the
Hotel Chautauqua.
Mr. L. D. Rogers has been on the grounds
for some littla time.
M J. HOLSTER is recent arrival from
Washington.
MIR. Harry Z. Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis q. Buckingham and Dr. Charles
Roads, president of the Maryland Sunday
School Association, are visitors from Balti-
more at the Braethorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Long and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Lansburgh of Washington are
stopping at the Deer Pa.sk Hotel