Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-15
NEWARKERS NOW
AT OCEAN GROVE

OCEAN GROVE, June 15.-Services
for 1912 in Ocean Grove will be In
augurated Sunday. The holiness
meeting will be held at 9 o'clock
a.. m. in the Tabernacle under the
leadership of the Rev. DR.. Henry
Wheeler, of Ocean Grove. At 1O:S0
the initial sermon in the Auditorium
will be preached by Bishop Joseph f.
Berry, of Philadelphia. AT 2;30 the
Bible Glass, the largest of it's kind in
the world, will be organized. The
leader will be George Class, a New
York lawyer. AT 6 o'clock, on the
beach,, at the foot of Ocean pathway,
the Rev. DIR. Ballard will conduct the
surf meeting.
At the same hour will be held the
twilight revival service, in the care
of Miss Helen Gertrude Rumsey, ma
tional evangelist of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union. In
the evening there will be a platform
service in the Auditorium. The
speakers will be the Rev. Marshall
owens, the Rev. J. H. Hawxhurst,
the Rev. II. S. C. Smith, the Rev. L.
]. Scott, the Rev. w. f. Brush, the
Rev. DIR. Thomas O'Haplon, T. M.
Dickey, e. N. Cole and the Rev. DR..
Ballard.
Tuesday of next week the Rev. DR..
Charles l.. Mead, of Baltimore, Will
begin the daily morning meetings for
young people. DR.. Mead will be the
leader until August 1, when he will
give way to the Rev. William H.
Morgan. of Newark. The summer
Sunday school will be organized Sun
day, June %, the intermediate de-
partment being in charge of Joseph
A. Hudson, of Philadelphia. and the
primary department under the super
intendency of Mrs. w. II. Skirm, of
Trenton.
The Aida Trumpet Quartet has
been engaged for concert and other
work. The members r Miss Edna
Whyte. Miss Ruth Wolfe. Miss Norma
Sauter and Miss Cora Sauter. The
date of the U. S. Marine Sand APP
~pearance has been changed to Mon
day, August 5, the opening date or
the national convention of organists.
Under the auspices of the w. C. T.
U. Mrs. Beauchamp, of Lexington.
KY, will lecture here Wednesday,
July II. during the annual meeting
of the New Jersey body.
All of the hotels n boarding
houses of the Grove are now open.
Many report business fully up TO
every expectation. The amusement
| enterprises on the Wesley Lake front
viii be completed Saturday. Every
where about town the old tar pave
ments are being replaced with con-
crete sidewalks.
Mrs. Henry Spellmeyer, OF Newark,
! widow of Bishop Spellmeyer. Is at the
Queen.
MI. and Mrs. G. B. Lawrence, Tom
ball Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Martins and Edgar r.. Martins, OF
Newark, are at the Aurora.
Mrs. Amelia Wallace. of Hillside
avenue, Nutley, is at the Guiiford, or
Ocean pathway.
At the Carrollton is Mrs. e. Il
Hagaman, of Fourth avenue, New
ark.
Hamilton r. Disbrow, Elliott r
Disrow and Chester II. Dlsbrow. o.
Newark, are at the st. Elmo.
John C. Davis and family, of High
land avenue. Newark. will move into
the Wilson cottage, go Main avenue
tomorrow.
Miss Edith G. Lipps. of South Fiji
teenth street. Newark, is at the Law
renee House.
Mrs. r. Brown. of West Nutley, hal
leased the Rev. DR.. Alfred Heebner'i
cottage at 10 Olin street.
Lemuel w. Jacobus and family. o.
Verona. are at the Beaumont.
II. M. Polhemus and family. o
Vanderpool street, Newark, are a
the Guilford.
I. Woodruff Faulks and family, O
North Ninth street, Newark. are a
the Jackson House.
Mrs. A. M. Faye, of Montclair ave
nue.. Newark, has taken a cottage a
70 Mt. Pisgah way.
Among new patrons of the Norman
House are Mrs. A. Coleman and Mrs
G. Schoeck. of Newark.