Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-13

1t is well that this is so. for the local
bonifaces, many of them, have not
been as we'll satisfied as might be
with the patronage thus far accorded
them.
Including the four departments OF
the Bible class and summer Sunday
school, twelve religious meetings Will
be held on these grounds tomorrow.
The preachers engaged for the morn
ing and evening worship in the Au-
| ditcrium are the Rev. DR.. o. H. Bar
tholow. of New York, and the Rev.
DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon, of Wash
ington, d. c.
The Rev. DR.. A. E. Ballard. presi-
dent of the Campmeeting Association.
| today issued the call for the meeting
at which it Is proposed to give rep
resentation in the governing body to
| the lessees of the Grove. This meet
ing is to be held on the first Thurs
day in August, when twenty-three
local property owners will be elected
to have voice and vote In the matter
of the expenditure of moneys raised
from rentals on the lots in this place.
The Rev. DIR. Charles l.. Mead, of
Baltimore, formerly of Newark, heads
the committee now planning for the
annual celebration of College Day in
the Temple, where he serves as leader
of the young peoples daily sunshine
hour service. The celebration is to be
held on Saturday. July 81. 1t will be
preceded by a reception on Friday
evening at the Arlington Hotel.
RehearsGls for the oratorio of
elijah" are being conducted by
Musical Director Morgan every Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. 1t was supposed that
oratorio was a thing of the past in
Ocean Grove when this class of must
cal entertainment several years ago
was permitted to lapse, but since then
there has been a persistent demand
for 1t from the music-loving public.
The 'Elijah" will be sung here on
Saturday evening, August 10, when
the local chorus of several hundred
voices will be assisted by the New
York Festival Chorus.
The anniversary of the founding of
Ocean Grove will be observed on
Wednesday, July 81, in conjunction
with the annual service in memory of
departed friends of the place. The
anniversary exercises are to take
place in Thompson Park, on the spot
where was held the first religious
meeting on these grounds forty-two
years ago.
Newarkers at Hotels.
At the United States are registered
Mrs. Frank S. Brady. Miss Mildred
Brady. Russell Harrington, G. M.
Ayres, of Newark; Es W.. Cooper. of
South Orange, .andg Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Oviatt. of Irvington.
A. Driver, of Newark, head of the
Driver Harris Wire Company, whose
factory is at Harrison, has brought
his family to the Main Avenue House
for the remainder of the season. Also
at that hotel is Harold Robinson, of
the Robinson Conveying Company,
Newark, with his family.
Mrs. E. Hartig, Miss Emile Marie
Kuebler and D. w. Hadley, of New
ark, and Miss Elsie DE- Mattson. of
East Orange, are among new arrivals
at the Stratford Hotel.
A frequent visitor to Ocean Grove
is j. E. Skehan. of Newark, who
go NAS O&S9l hfOltoS Jul
L. d. Hill, OF East Orange, and c.
Morris, of Orange, find the Alaska
House a pleasant stopping place
while in this resort.
C. Blain and wife, of Newark, are
numbered among late corners at the
Hotel Majestic, on the ocean front.
Newark's representatives at the
Pitman House are Edward and Frank
Zehnder, of 80 Ridgewood avenue
Miss Martha Wallace. Mise Hazel
Wallace, Leslie, Robert and John
Wallace. of SO Littletona avenue, and
Miss Minnie Badgley. of 161 Plane
street.
Numbered among recent arrivals at
the Atlantic House are Miss Alice
A. Ashley, Of Newark, and Miss L. j.
Maxwell of Summit.
Miss Georgia Armstrong, Miss Ethel
Armstrong, George and M. Arm
strong, who are at the Pitman House.
are from East Orange, where they
live at 146 Amherst street.
w. M. Dawson, Mrs. S. Goulden,
w. H. Goulden, MI. and Mrs. George
H. Hibbs, Miss Rowena Hibbs, Miss
Martha Mason, of Newark, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Agnew and William d.
Agnew, of North Sixteenth street.
East Orange, are visiting here, being
located at the milford House.
Miss M. w. Bloomfield, of 119 South
Ninth street, Newark, is contributing
materially to the social life at the
Omaha.
At the Lawrence among recent ar
rivals are Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Jones,
Mrs. A. B. A. Wood and M. A. Jones,
residents of Glen Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Goddard, of SIG
Bergen. street, Newark, during their
visit to Ocean Grove are located 1t
the New Philadelphia. Also at that
house are Fred w. Settle and family,
likewise from Newark.
Rooms at the Summerfleld have
been secured by Mrs. j. J. Francis,
Miss Carrie A. Kimball, Mrs. j. G..
Highly and j.. B. Badger, Of Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge j. Smith and
Miss Catherine Smith, of East Or
ange.
Charles C. 'Corwin. ehoirmaster of
Grace P. e. Church, Newark, brought
down nineteen choir boys from that
church to spend a week or ten days
at Sunset Lodge.
East Orange folks at the Main
Avenue House include Miss f. c..
Harrison, Miss Beatrice M. Harrison,
R. r. Beckman and family, B. F..
Quackenbush, Mrs. A. r. June and
Orrin B. June.
Mrs. Robert HUMPHREYS and the
Misses M. and X. HUMPHREYS, who
are staying at the Hotel La Pierre,
are prominent in social circles of