The sun., 1919-08-10
Movement Is Started at Anniversary
Services to Raise 100000 to
Liquidate Debt of Ocean
. Grove Association

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. s.-ocean
dnove celebrated her golden Jubilee
day this week with appropriate serv.
ices. The trumpet call, directed BY
Curtis Larkin, sounded the Jubilee al
the opening of the memorial services
in the Tabernacle conducted by DR.
James Marshall, vice-president Of the
association.
The congregation then proceeded to
Founders Park, where the first reli-
gious service was held in Ocean Grove
fifty years ago. Here under the trees
an address was delivered by the Rev
A. J. Palmer of New York. Brief re-
marks were made by Mrs Lucy d.
Osborn, whose husband. the late Rev
William b. Osborn, selected the site
for the resort, and prayer was offered
by DR.. Aaron e. Ballard, the aged
president OF the Ocean Grove Asso-
citation.
Tho Rev. DR.. David James Burrell
of New York preached the jubilee SER
mon in the Auditorium, announcing
that the day marked the 6ftieth ami
versary of his entrance into the min
istry. A movement was started tc
liquidate the associations indebted
ness Of 100000. DR.. Marshall head
ed the subscription with. q gift OF
$500. A like amount was given by
Mrs. Osborn in memory OF her hus-
band. Other subscriptions brought
the fund up to s2,25o. Donald Chal-
ners and Miss Ruth Marshall led the
musical numbers. .t
The jubilee ptogrammesof concerts
and entertainments is an exceptionally
fine one and is attracting the attention
not only Of Ocean Grove summer
visitors bat OF those in resorts all
along the coast.
Elman at his fourth appearance in
Ocean Grove, and the advance sale OF
tickets for the recital Of John Nc
Cormack tonight was heavy.
To Revive ChiIdren's Concert.
The children's concert, long fea-
ture of the Ocean Grove summer pro-
gramme, is to be revived by Mrl. ]. w.
Marshall. Under her direction the
youngsters will give a concert the
night Of August 10. at which tine spe-
cial feature will be the singing OF
wolcott Kohrs,, boy soprano soloist in
the Church of All Angels. New York.
Following the reception for the
graduates of colleges and universities
in this country and abroad the twelfth
annual celebration OF college day was
held here a few days ago under the
direction of the Rev. DIR. Charles L.
Mead of Denver, formerly Of Newark.
:. DIR. John Handley, who returned re-
Gently from the war zone. where he
passed a year as chaplain Of a United
States army regiment, spoke on The
College Boy in the World War" The
immediate vicinity Of the Temple
where the affair was held. rang with
college yells, class songs and the
voices of the Criterion Male Quartet
The Ocean Grove Hotel Association
will give a jubilee concert on next
Saturday evening with Sousa's band
as an attraction. and Josef Rosenblatt,
Russian tenor. as soloist.
Mrs Robert G. Morris Of New York
gave a birthday party in the Hutchin-
son Hotel for her granddaughter, little
Miss Louise e. Morris. The table
decorations were pink rosebuds, and
the little guests wore George and
Martha Washington hats.
The Albatross Club was entertained
this week at the home OF Mrs. Charles
o. Hopper. The guests were Mrs.
George Washington Hall, Mrs. Will