Evening journal., 1893-07-28
OFF TO CAMP MEETING
Wye, the Favorite Eastern
Shore Camp, Began To-day.
CAMDEN GROVE wORsHIPERs
The Camp Formally Opened To-Day,
But Tents Have Been Occupied since
the First OF the Week. Brandy wine
summit WIN Open August MANY
Methodists Already on the Grounds.


Methodists Already on the Grounds.
The camp.meeting season was ushered
In TO day. when the famous Wye camp
opened IL Is the favorite camp-meeting
on the Eastern shore Of Maryland. but
just as many Delaware as Maryland peo-
pie attend. The rising bell rang at
o'clock a. m.
One after another the tenters as
sembled until 6 30, when there was a
family prayer. and the camp was form
ally opened. The people beginning at
o'clock, were allowed an hour and half
for breakfast. and at the end Of that
time they joined in prayer and praise
service, which Is in charge Of Rev
w w Shorp Of nillsboro. Md
The Epworth services at 80 p m,
daily. will be in charge Of Rev. II G
Turner Of Clayton, Del The Childrens
Church, which will meet at p m will
be in charge of the pastor, Rev. V. S.
Collins.
Rev. Samuel L. Beiler d. D.. general
secretary Of the American University at
Washington, d. will preach on Sun
day at 10 80 m. successful encamp.
ment is anticipated
ON Camden Union Camp Grounds.
Camden camp the Mecca Of the
Dover people. begins tomorrow with an
opening sermon by Rev. g. w Bowman
The afternoon sermon will be preached
by Rev. w f. Dawson
Rev j. ID. Fox and Rev. Theodore
Stevens, Of Philadelphia. and Rev. w
l. S Murray will deliver the first Sun.
day sermons
Professor J. g. Robinson will be
musical director during the camp A
number of tenters are already on the
ground and the prospect Is for a good
camp.
Plans for Brandywine Summit.
Braudywine Summit Camp begins
Monday, August T. Rev n l.. Hub
bard Of Union NJ + Church Is the pas
tor in charge, and the camp is likely e
be one of the most successful that has
ever been held there Many OF the tents
are already occupied and have been foi
some time, the following is a complet,
, schedule Of the services:
Monday night August Sermon BY
Rev. w. f. Tompkinson. Subject, Fir
g aud Birthstone.
o Tuesday morning. Sermon. After
noon, w. Il. M. s.
Wednesday morning w. II NJ S
speaker Mrs. r. w. p Goff Wednes
y day afternoon aud evening, Temperance
. speaker Mr. Van Bennett.
Thursday morning and afternoon
d Epworth League; speakers, Rev. Harve
e Ewing and others Thursday evening
e sermon by j. p. Otis
u Friday morning-Sermon by DR.. Kelly
OF Chester Friday afternoon, woman
: meeting IN charge of Mrs Julia Tomr
u kiuson Friday evening, sermon by Rev
= r. Norris, of Baltimore
= Saturday morning Sermon by DI
: Rudisill Saturday evening, two ser
mons
q Sunday morning, Two sermons Sun
u dav afternoon, two sermons. Sunda
evening. two sermons.
~ Rev. E. Terry will preach in ih
y tabernacle on Sunday morning, and Dl
y Waddell In the afternoon
y The big tent meetings will be in charg
u Of Rev II S Dulany
Monday morning, Aug l4.-Sermo
by Rev William POwick. Monday ever
ie ing, sermon by Rev. / g. Fosnocht
Tuesday morning Sermon by Rev.
y Jewell Tuesday evening, sermon b
% DR. w l. S Murray.
.e Thursday morning Sermon by Presto
ing Elder Barrett.
Professor sweeney will lead the singin
during camp The women under Oh
leadership Of Mrs Tompkinson, will hay
le charge Of the afternoon services. II
lsymen will have charge of the 5 +;
h prayer meeting Rev +. B. Short wi
ie have charge of the 1.30 meetingt Re
.e d. @ Hanna will have char &c Of u
,e $50 meeting