Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21
CHILDREN TO GIVE
FESTIVAL TONIGHT
Annual Camp : Meeting at
Ocean Grove to Open on
Friday.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 21.-Prepa-
rations for the annua camp meeting
here, to begin Friday evening, are
well under way. The last entertain
ment before the services will be held
tonight-the annual Fairyland Fes-
tival by the children. On Friday aft
ernoon there wi be a meeting Of the
camp leaders and ministers.
The thirteenth annual banquet OF
the Auditorium ushers and collectors,
about seventy men. will be held
tomorrow evening at the North End
Hotel. Thomas M. Dickey, a MEM
Der of the Camp Meeting Association,
heads the ushers. On Friday the chill
dren of the chorus, nearly eve hun
bred in number. will be given their
annual picnic at Clark's Landing.
Point Pleasant.
Twelve thousand persons attended
the concerts by Sousa's Band.
1t has been .decided to continue the
daily storm" recitals during the
campmeeting. AS a rule, all forms of
secular entertainment are discon-
tinued during the campmeeting every
year, but ii is considered that the
storm does not come under this
head.
l.. NJ. Fischer, E. Fischer, Miss j..
W~ilderotter, of Newark, and Mrs.
Halsey Dawson. of East Orange, are
at the Buena Vista.
lie Vassar is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Edwards, l.. A. Edwards.
jr., of Newark; H.H. Garvin and fam
lily, of Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. H. c.
Derby. Mrs. C. B. Howe, Mrs. S. L.
Jones and Miss Muriel Jones, of East
Orange.
Among new arrivals at the Metro
politan are Miss Helen Role. Mrs.
R. Tolmie, Mrs. A. H: Gregory, Miss
Muriel Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Bauer, Harold Bauer and William
Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith, of
Newark, are at the Marine.
Rooms at the Wilmington have been
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Paul Voll-
mer, J. X. Johnson. E. A. Winters,
J.. H. Carman. of Newark; M. e. Con-
dit, of West Orange, and e F. Shark,
of Irvington.
u IL 2hooOhB VI ~
avenue, Newark, Is accompanied to
the shore by her daughter, Miss billie
Mason. They are stopping at the
Wilmington. At the same house are
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McGregor, of
749 Highland avenue, Newark.
William T. Stapf, of East Orange,
has Joined relatives at the Hotel LIE
Chevalier for a brief visit.
Essex County folk at the Penzance
include A Leroy Baggott, of Irving
ton; John r. Winans. Mrs. Winans,
Roosevelt r. and Newton E. Winans,
Mrs. E. P. Brush. Mrs. ], w. Pier
and Mrs. George Beattie. of Caldwell.
A. d. Hobbie, wife and son. c.
Bradley. E. Cline, Mrs. A. Alderman,
Miss Mabel Alderman, of Newark,
and Frank w. Adams, wife and son,
of Montclair, are at the Ocean View
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hustis, Of Rose
vile; Edward Nugent. Miss Annie c.
Nugent, Mrs. Annie Cairns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nugent, jr, Of Irving
ton; Miss Maysie F. Laird, Miss Rose
L.. Voegtlen, of Summit, and Miss
Ruth E. Portz. of Arlington. are at
the Broadmore.
Apartments at the Lake Grand have
been taken by Mrs. w. Mayer, Miss
E. Pillsbury. of Newark, and w. o.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. fitzpatrick and Dean
Fitzpatrick, of Caldwell.
Mrs. G. C. Madison and Miss Ger
trude d. Madison, of Newark, are at
Sunset Lodge, as are Mrs. Mary B.
Hartman and Miss Evelyn ". Hart