Evening journal., 1897-08-10
.EX-PASTORS AT CAMP.
Well-known Wilmington Di-
vines of Former Years.
DR HUBBARpls MAsTERLY SERMON
HE PREACHED LAST NIGHT ON
TEMPTED IN HEwILDERNEss"
DIR. MURRAY SAYS WOMEN ARE
NECESSARY ARTICLES IN RUN
MING A CAMP MEETING.

NECESSARY ARTICLES IN RUN
MING A CAMP MEETING.
stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Brandywine Summit Aug. .10.-To-
day dawned on the tenters and cot
tagers about the wettest dawning OF the
camp meeting. but the sun soon shone
out 80 brightly that the spirit OF good
cheer was renewed and the heavy
dampness proved but little annoyance.
A familiar figure appeared on the
camp grounds early last evening and
was soon shaking hands with every
body he met and meeting everybody he
could. 1t was former pastor-in- charge
Of the camp Il. l.. Hubbard, now one OF
Baltlmore's best-known minister's Dr.
Hubbard preached TO a large audience
last night upon the text, Tempted In
the Wilderness"
A feature of the pleasing musical pro-
gram was the selection Beautiful
Golden Gate" sung by a quartet. com
prising Mrs. Mary Gee, Mrs. Mary G.
Morrow, John b. Manlove and John A.
Booker.
YESTERDAYS CAMP SERVICES.
During all yesterday morning a still
ness peryaded Brandywine Summit
camp. and It was called Blue Monday
| by the tenters, who were recovering
| from the exertions OF Sunday. In the
afternoon Rev. A. p. Prettyman preach
ed on Salvation" The congregation
was made mostly OF women. and Dr.
Murray compllmented them. saying
that he did not know how he could
manage a camp without the women.
Mr.. Prettyman's sermon, which was,
| therefore the first OF the day, was from
the text found in Hebrews, 2, 3 How
shall we escape II we neglect so great
salvation, which at the first began to be
spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed
unto us by them that heard Him.
The speaker said the chief definition
Of salvation is deliverance from sin and
its consequences. Salvation Is all the
, greater because OF its deviser the great
God Of the universe. IL Is great also be
cause It is a perfect salvation. Man Is
incompetent to conceive or construct
anything that is absolutely perfect.
Children's meeting was again con
, Quoted by Rev. William p. Taylor, a
whose suggestion. the sprightly song
book Little Branches" was adopted
In another object lesson, Mr.. Taylo
lIluklIAlNu
. Garnered Treasure" by the use OF
I small savings banks with dimes ant
nickels.
4 Lewis Maxwell, OF Asbury Church
a Wilmington. conducted the famil
: prayer services early In the morning.
Miss Mary Crouch was In charge 9
q the $50 prayer meeting.
/, An interesting afternoon holmes
meeting yesterday was In charge of Di
a Smalley. and the first penitent Of thi
camp meeting came forward to the al
;. tar.
Rev. Francis NJ. Dougherty, Of Clay
mont. was in charge Of the young pee
a ple's meeting last evening and an aug
q mented choir sang and led the prais
&" service.
Miss Nellie e. Garrett, chaperone
h Miss Clara M. Eastburn. Miss Anna \
Smalley, Miss Mary A. Davis, Mis-
v Mary NJ. Buckingham, Miss Bessie Der
q rickson. Miss Annie DerTickson, Mis-
| Emaline DerricksOn, Miss Mabel Cros
= san and Miss Mary Person, compose
4 iovlal party Of young Wilmingto
!. | women who occupy St. Paul avenu
q boarding tent.
4 Miss Mary NJ. Buckingham, tente
i on st. Paul's avenue, was great
a alarmed yesterday by a hornet whic
~ ran up her sleeve and, before it coul
!, be shaken off, the young woman wa
~ stung three times 50 badly that liberi
a applications Of clay were necessary
: draw out the poison.
ie DIR. MARTINDALE TODAY.
Is Rev. II. e. Martindale, ID. d., paste
* at Milford, arrived in camp yesterda
le afternoon, accompanied by the genil
y Rev. w. G.. Rooms. Dr. Martindale wi
e preach this afternoon or evening.
le Many more cottagors and visitors al
d expected to arrive in camp during u
~ week.
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le St. Joseph's on the Brandywine e