The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Nine. Galli-Curci
to Gipe a Concert
at Ocean Grove
Children's Festival to Be Held
i'm the Auditorium Next
Thursday.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
OCEAN GROVE, NJ j., Aug. 6.-At the
Ocean Grove Auditorium tonight John
Philip Sousa and his band gave a con-
cert. Mr.. Sousa was assisted by the
following artists: Miss Marjorie Moody
soprano Miss Winifred Bambrick.
harpist; John Dolan, cornetist; George
]. Carey, xylophone; Ellis McDiarmid.
flute John P. Schueer, trombone; Will
lam F. Kunkel, piccolo; John Gurewich.
saxophone; William J. Bell, tuba.
Mime. Amelita Galli-Curci will give
concert at the Auditorium on Saturday
night, August 20. Next Saturday eve
ming two artists. Mishel Piastro. violin
ist, and Alfred Mirovltch pianist. will
appear for the first time on an Ocean
Grove concert platform. Edward Rech-
lin will give an organ recital on Tues
day evening.
More than 1000 children will take
part in the annual children's festival,
which will be held at the Auditorium
on next Thursday evening. Rehearsals
have been . In progress for about a
month under the direction of Mrs. James
William Marshall. A feature Of the fes-
tivaI will be the song concert. In which
only children will take part. There will
be solos and duets and the entire chorus
will give several selections. All chill
dren who participate in the festival are
summer residents.
The Ocean Grove Bible School will
open tomorrow. when Bishop Edward
H. Hughes OF Boston will deliver an adj
dress of welcome. and will preach the
morning and evening sermons. The SUI
perintendent OF the school Is Bishop Jo-
scph F. Berry and the dean DIR. Allan
nd ft,c mir In, oil
lectures and addresses will commence
August and continue for week.
Among the distinguished lecturers and
instructors will be DR.. f. B. Meyer of
London, England: Principal Smith of
Wesleyan Theological College, Montreal.
Canada; Prof J. Newton Davis of Drew
Theological Seminary, DR.. Floyd Tom-
kins, rector of Holy Trinity Church.
There will also be lecture next SUM-
day on the model of Jerusalem by the
Rev A. L. Andariese. This lecture will
be repeated August &c and September s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hilton and family
of Newark are occupying their cottage
IN Sea View avenue.
Mrs II. 8. Openheimer and daughter
Helene of West Orange are at the Han
naford for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Swain and Miss
Emily Swain cf Newark have taken
possession of their cottage on Clark ave
nue.. They will remain until October l.
Arrivals at he Chalfonte include Mr..
and Mrs. A. Sporon-Fedeler OF Copen-
hogen. Denmark Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Page, Mount Vernon. ". Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Howarth. son and two daugh-
ters, Brooklyn; Ludwig r. Lotz. Brook
lyn; W. Warren Seibert, Camden: Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Faenacht, Newark; !;
Hazel Curran. Paterson. and Anna
Harra. West Norwood.
Ma1estic-J ~ Tomkins, Scranton .
Charles J. Giebershausen. Anna T.. Bau-
mann. Paterson; Mr.. and Mrs. r. j..
Crane, Yonkers. ~. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Il. Travis. Carmel, n. Y. DR. and Mrs
r. +. Y. Pierce and Mrs. NJ. Cleary New
York b. ". McKindless and son. Baltl-
more Md Gladys Z. Henderson. Wash
ington. ID. c.; George II. Spackman.
Chester. Pa. and f. D. lie F'evre, Phila-
delphia.
Allenhurst--.r. r. Granque. Elizabeth; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bearley, Trenton !:
Thomas Laniera, Newark Regina
Sharp. East Orange: William r. Hunter.
Passaic; John X. Burgan. Baltimore !;
Mrs. Charles +. Coy. Yonkers: Frank j..
McCaffrey and family. Mount Vernon :
Lawrence G. Smith, Mrs Agnes Smith,
John Schwinn and daughter. Antoinette
Bohne. Amelia and Edward Schwinn.
Philadelphia.
Grand Atlantic-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Malley and Ruth Malley. Mr.. and Mrs
G. g. Miller, Newark Mrs. NJ. T.. Insee
Ethel Inslee, Woodbridge; Mr.. and Mrs
Slater and daughter Ethel. East Orange !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and party, Merchant
VILE; Howard W. Lee. G. II. Pounds
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Howe,
Rutherford; Ccar'es L. Northrop Anna.
Florence and Edna Northrop, all of
Montclair; II. w. Roberts. Trenton; r..
H. Morrison and family Jersey City.
lie Chevalier-Mrs. Edwin Forrest
Ham, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Ham, and son, Edwin
Forrest Ham. Jr, of Camden. Joined the
Rev. DIR. Il. +. Ham; Misses Gladys b.
Weiss and Lois VI. Miller, Frankiyn
Tyndall. Misses Marion and Remsen
Tyndall. Newark w. NJ. Mowerson. Jr.,
Tenany; w. $. Offenderson. Hacken-
sack Mrs. A. 0. Burgess, South Orange
Mfr. and Mrs. v. Cutler. Chatham.
and v. King.,icy. Paterson; William
Coolshott. Charles @. Bauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Fels. Philadelphia.