Mokanshan wits—ond there are. many of them—are seting to it that this mountain top will be a paradise for children. There is a golden tone about the voluntary activities of the Resort Association. An array of committees, such as Sunday school, conferences, musie, concerts and junior Feereation easily makes. the stately edifice of the assembly hall, the land~ mark of the mountain, where there is 8 great hum of things interesting, edifying and cheering. The children's weekly. concert brings a deluge of mirth and laughter.
A distinguished visitor is to be welcomed to the mountain early in August in the person of Dr. Stanley Jones. Several days of meetings are being arranged and an interesting conference is anticipated. Alas, the crisis, in the North, is spreading its gloomy reaction even to this peaceful spot and, the number of visitors has remarkably decreased.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.