The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Ocean Grove Gipes
a Varied Program
for ugust Guests
Concert by Schumann-Heink
and Lecture by w. j. Bryan
Are on List.

Special Dispatch to THn NEW Yonx HmALp.
OCEAN GROVE. n. J.. Aug. 12.-swfm-
ming, boating, fishing. tennis and many
other outdoor activities continue to
please sport lovers at Ocean Grove.
Making a variety OF attractions, meet
ings are held daily in the temple. taber-
nacle and chapel, and In the evenings
the great auditorium, seating 10000
persons, continues to have noted lee
turers, well known preachers and musi-
clans. The program for the next Few
weeks Is unusually full.
Nine. Schumann-Heink will give a
concert Saturday evening In tho audi
torium. This Is the only engagement
that she has made for the summer, and
it's announcement brings much pleasure
to the many who have heard her sing
here before.
William Jennings Bryan will give
lecture in the auditorium the evening OF
August 23 on Pending Problems" COM
ing from western Kansas where he Is
lccturing on the Chautauqua circuit.
Mr. Bryan's appearance at the audito-
rium has long been sought and Is ex-
pected to be one of the most interesting
events of the season.
United States Senator Willis OF Ohio
has been substituted for Vice-President
| Coolidge as the principal speaker at the
mass meeting in the interest of loyalty
to the Constitution that Is to be held In
| the auditorium within the next few
weeks. Vice-President Coolidge Is un-
able to MI an engagement at that time
DR.. Kate Nvsller Barrett, national presi-
dent Of the Florence Crittenton Associa-
ton is another interesting speaker who
/ ha utn
Plans for the annual bazaar for the
benefit of the Bancroft-Taylor Rest
| Home were discussed at a meeting OF
the board of managers held Tuesday at
| the home. The fair will be held on the
grounds August is. The committee In
charge includes Mrs. Mary L. Stout. Mrs.
william L. Thompson. Mrs. Howard
vanderpool, Mrs. John T. Scott, Jr., Miss
Anna Perry. Mrs. John wiegand. Mrs.
Emil Bohn, Miss Martha Perry. Mrs.
Bertha Reeves and Miss Anna Taylor.
Arrivals from New York at the North
End include Mr.. H. J. Sarles, Mr.. w.
S. Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas III.
Robinson, Mrs. NJ. L. Gordon, Miss
Edythe G. Gordon. Miss Isabel l. Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Boothe, Mr..
and Mrs. William Heine. Mr.. and Mrs
#. j. McLair, Mr.. John #. Ferguson,
Mr.. LA. Hodge and Mr.. w. #. Kissel
At the Spray View are Mrs w. f.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. George Neuman
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Coston, Mr.. Her
man Elroy, Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Don
nelly. Miss Sarah Deyo. Mr.. +. T
Mulligan, Mr.. r. A. Mulligan. Miss
Jane Donnelly. Mr.. Daniel Donnelly
Mrs. J. J. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Burlingham. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Rich.
ards, Mr.. A. +. Carhart, Mr. and Mrs
George r. Reid.
The Seaside has Mrs J. J. Davis. Mr.
Walter Davis, Mrs. w. T. Mathews
Mrs. Frank Christensen. Mrs Mari,
Christensen, Mr.. Frank Il. Carpenter
Mr.. w. r. Hilbrant. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Tin Won Lehr. Mr. and Mrs G. WI
Dawson. Mr.. IT. J. Mannheim, Mrs. A
]. Collins. Mr., Theodore N. Price, Mr.
Charles u. Mack. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r
Barnett and Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Gar
rett.
Guests at tho Arborton include Mrs
l.. M. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon ste
phens. Mrs. g. a. Harrison, Mrs. G. E
Higgins, Miss Clara l.. Harrison, Mr.
Fred II Baer. Mr.. A. l.. Grim. Mr., ant
Mrs. IL. A. Hobart, Miss Olive Hobart
Mr.. and Mrs Edward y. Bier~cll.
At La Pierre are Mrs. J. NJ. Stoney
Ir. Miss Blanche Stoney. Miss Heller
stoney. Miss Frances stoney. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles u. Leibe. Mr.. M. 8. Conk
Lis and Miss Fannie n. Conklin.
The Marlborough has Mr.. W. II
Mayors. Miss Dolores r. Thurman. Mis-
Margaret r. Shanlnberg. Mrs. Henr,
Nainbidge. Miss Myrtle Brady Levy
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Myers, Miss 1rmf
Myers, Mr.. r. L. Arill, Mrs. J. A. Rey
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Mccarthy
Arrivals at Grove Hall include Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Gellel. Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Malleuson, Mrs. J. p. Boyle, Mis-
Evelyn r. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Dubois. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Willis.
The Whitfield has Mr.. George r.. Day
Mrs. A. J. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. George
n Finch and MIR. Howard MosA