The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
Miss Marian Burroughs,
Princess Cinderella.
JUNIOR FESTIVAL
AT OCEAN GROVE
Children's Annual Musical Fcs-
tival Is Given in the
Auditorium.
"MESSIAH" TO BE SUNG
"MESSIAH" TO BE SUNG

OCEAN GROVE. N. j.. Aug. Ito
their annual festival. under the direction
Of Musical Director Tall ESen Morgan.
in the auditorium. The children have
been In training for the past month and
the event attracted visitors from almost
every resort on this part of the coast.
Among the entertainers was Miss Cleo
Gascoigne, the child soprano. who Is
only Is years OF age. Miss Edna Bailey
gave several imperso nations. and the
Misses Estelle Bangs INC Eva wischerth
entertained with banjo solos and duets.
They were accompanied on the piano by
Miss Nina Drummond- LRaditt.
Next Saturday night the Messiah" is
to be presented. the only oratorio this
season. The artists will be Henri Scott,
basso Anita Rio. soprano. and John
Beddoe. tenor. with a chorus of 1000
voices.
At a meeting OF the advocates Of equal
suffrage at the North End Hotel. last
night Chief Justice Isaac Franklin
Russell OF the Court Of Speyia Sessions
Of New York delivered a brief address.
The speaker In the auditorium to-mor-
row morning will be George Vending
and In the evening DIR. Cortland Myers
Of Boston.
The first of q series OF musicales and
dances was held at the Summerfleld the
middle of the week. Games were played
and late in the evening refreshments
were served. The Ocean House has also
taken up dancing and the innovation was
introduced this evening and will be n
weekly event hereafter. Patrons OF the
Alaska are the last to Join In the here
tofore forbidden pleasures, n now
dancing takes place every afternoon as
well as during the evening.
Already the resort Is fllins up with
enthusiasts who come every year for the
camp meeting season. and the daily and
hourly meetings are all we'll attended.
While the most important religious
meetings Of the ear are two weeks of.
older people who have come FOL a quar-
ter OF a century are comiig early. for
late in August accommodations are at
a premium.
The weeks arrivals from New York
include:
Seaside-Harry c. Agne. T. W. Eu-
man. 4. V. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Agne, w. A. Nostrand. 8. H.. Ditchett
and Miss Sylvia DitShett-
Majestic-Mr. and Mrs. f. Hemming.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Huntington and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Williamson.
"a Pierre-Mr. n Mrs. @. J. Froe-
lioh. NJ. A.. Walsh. T. g. Williams. Miss
G. N. Dooley. Mrs. Harry s. Palmer.
| Mrs. f. c. Fraynston, Miss Annabel
McVey and Miss Anna Aretx.
Stokes Hall-Mr. and Mrs. r. s..
Blakeslee, Mr.. IN Mrs. J. II. Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McAfee. J. Erickson
Miss Edith Hutchinson. Miss NJ. A. DAILY
b. v. McAliece and family and Mra e
Gabriel.
Sunset Lodge-Miss Gertrude Mott
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reeves, Miss LII.
liam Kerer. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kerer and
Miss Grace Mcpherson.
Alaska-Miss Charlotte Fischer. Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Futterman, Mr.. anS
Mrs. $. X. Taylor inc family. r. A
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schneider
Miss May Cooper and H. r. Acker man
Shelburne-Miss Angeline Burnett AND
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Holmes.
North End-F. G.. Cody. T.. l.. Nicoll
Miss A. N!coll. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Gaydius
Mr.. n Mrs L. STANFORD, o. f. StoQle
Mr.. and MIR. George Samson. w. A. g
Clarke. Mrs, NJ. A. Remington. Miss Corr
Remington
Arborton-R. c. Hutchinson, Franz
Cordman, Mrs. c. +. Young.
Chalfonte-L. Fitzgerald. Miss p. Per,
kins.
NOV n. ACkod
man. ]. McKenney. ]. C.. Engles, tho Rev
and Mrs. @. NJ. Elsbree.
Summerfield-Miss Jennie Morgan
Miss Hwina Morgan. Miss L. Diemer.
Park View-Harold Zeider.
Fountain HOUSES. r. benjamin, J
Gladdis. r. F. Kenney.
Ocean Villa-Mr. and Mira A. Pen
nington. Mrs ]. 8. Ltttell H. Brown
Miss T.. Kegel. r. p. Martinez, H. C
Smith and Philip Hersh.
Grove Hall-W. F. Larldn, MrA =. r
Baldwin and tho Misses Fogarty.
Main Avenue House-Mrs Georg,
Simpson. Robert Simpson Miss Iov ana
Howard d. Misher.
Breakers-Miss Elsie McCoss, r. Ste
venson. Miss L.. A. Furstman, Miss Anna
Stevenson.
W1hitheld-Georgs r. Forrest, A. Fl
Shaw. T. II. Thomas.
st. Elmo-Mr. and Mrs. Giardina,
l.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Cole an
Hugh Bradiss and family.