New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Ocean Grove Will
Join Founders Day
Celebration To-day
Heads of Camp Meeting Will
Hold Outdoor Service on
Site of First Session of
Prayer in Noted Resort


OCEAN GROVE, July 3o-Instead Of
camp meeting that opens on August
2G, Bishop Joseph r. Berry, Of Phila-
delphia, president of the association,
will be in charge. He will be assisted
by several distinguished Bishops from
different sections Of the country.
Heads of the Camp Meeting Associ-
alton will take part in the annual OBJ
servance of Founders Day and the
memorial anniversary of Ocean Grove
tomorrow. 1t has been the custom to
hold an outdoor service in Founders
Park on the spot where the first reli-
gious service on these grounds
prayer meeting-was held in tent.
This procedure will be followed in to-
morrows celebration.
Summer visitors to-day participated
in the celebration of the fourteenth
annual College Day, always a feature
Of the Ocean Grove program. Judge
Harold B. Wells, of the Burlington
County Court, lead the roll call of the
colleges and universities.
Anna Case, lyric soprano, appeared
in recital this evening at the big audi
torium Next Saturday evening Sousa,
with his band, will appear at the Audi
torium.
Tomorrow will mark the openirg of
the Summer School of Christian Edu-
cation, under the direction Of the Board
of Sunday Schools of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Ten days of in
tensive study and training under the
guidance of some of the leading au-
thorities in religious education will be
given, courses covering every phase OF
Sunday school work. The afternoons
will be reserved for study and recrea-
ton.
Many Christian Educators
Noted on Faculty List
Well-known names on the faculty
list are: Lester Scott, executive sec
retary Camp Fire Girls, New York
City; M. l., Cxenham Boy Scouts of
, America, Red Bank; Mrs. Sophia M.
Fahs, author of junior stories; T. Wat
son Hannah, dean, professor IN Drew
Theological Seminary; Bishop j. F.
Berry, of Philadelphia; Bishop W. F.
Mcdowell, OF the Washington area of
the Nj. E. Church; Arthur F. Moody.
adult superintendent New York divi-
sion Board of Sunday Schools; j. V.
Thompson, superintendent young peo-
ple's department, Board OF Sunday
Schools.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell, of
Washington, tomorrow VIII nave
charge of both the morning aud the
evening services at the auditorium.
Next Sunday the Ocean Grove Sum-
mer Bible Conference, of which Bishop
Joseph F. Berry is the superintendent,
and DR.. Allen MacRossie, dean, begins
with opening sermons by Bishop
Hughes, Of Boston. Men of distinction
among educators and lecturers are
scheduled to take over the morning
periods, while the afternoons will be
devoted to class work and recreation.
Mr. and Mrs. Duguid, Of 1O5 Stock
ton Avenue, have as their guest for a
month Captain w. F. Taylor, Of New
ark Captain Taylor was form erly
identified with the United States Coast
Artillery and stationed at Fortress
Monroe, Va.
Miss Florence Kline, of East Orange,
and Miss Eleanor Wicks, of West
Orange, are at the Atlantic.
The Misses Anna and Jessie Hutch
inson, Of Elizabeth, are making an in
definite stay at the Hotel Grand,
Ocean Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ebert, of Glen
Ridge, have come to the Broadway
House for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dewey, of East
Orange, are concluding visit at the
Hotel LIE Vassar
Among the recent hotel arrivals are:
Majestic: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Stitt of New York have arrived at the
Majestic for a prolonged stay. Mr..
Stitt is superintendent of schools in
the netrOpaliS