The sun., 1900-08-04
YOUNG WOMAN
EVANGELIST At
SUMMIT CAMP
Bright and Interesting, Miss
brennan Preparing for
Work in Africa.
EARLY WORSHIP In WOODS
Yesterdays Program at Brandy
wiue Summit Camp Began
With Prayermeeting at
$50 O'Clock.
New Hymn
Books.
EARLY WORSHIP IN WOODS
From The Suns staff Correspondent.

Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. g.
Most all the families who are encamped
here were astir bright and early this
morning and the regular program of
worship was begun with a prayer meet
ing at $50 O'Clock which was lead by
James G. Morrow IL has been rather
quiet du,ing the day on the grounds,
which is usual for the first day, but all
the meetings haye been exceedingly in
teresting and we'll attended.
During the middle of the day the
weather WIS very pleasant, but it is so
cool this evening that many were wish
ing for warmer clothing. Last night the
campers found it necessary to sleep
under extra quilts to keep warm.
Among those who arrived today were
Rev. Asbury Burke, who will have
charge OF the young peoples meetings at
evenings, and Miss Evaline brennan, a
member of Wesley M. E. Church near
Newark, who is preparing for mission.
airy work in Africa. Miss brennan is a
bright and interesting young woman and
has done considerable evangelistic work
during the past two years.
She will have charge of the holiness
meetings and will be great help to the
camp. Other visitors were Rev. j. W..
Essley, Rev. G. r. Tompkins, of Clay.
mont; Miss Maggie Rogers and Richard
Forrest.
Rev. E. H. Derrickson of Bellevue,
who was to have preached at one of the
services today did not arrive and Rev.
Joseph Guernsey of Newtown, Conn,
preached instead. Rev. Guernsey also
preached here Elan Sunday and has be-
come very popular especially with the
young folks.
The program as carried out today was
as follows: $50 o'clock prayer meeting
lead by James C. Morrow. At 1915
O'Clock Rev. G. r. Tompkins preached
an eloquent sermon on the subject,
"Christ in His Temple" He took his
text from Malachi. third chapter, second
third and fourth verses: "But who may
abide the day of his coming, and who
-hall stand when he appearetb; for he is
lie a refneis fire, and like fnlieis
soap. And be shall sit as a refner and
purifier Of silver and he shall purfv the
'ons Of Levi and purge them AZ gold and
silver and they NAV fer unto the J. ~;
an tff-ring i'll righteousness. Then sia,i
tie ffering Of Judah aud ,Ierusaem b.
pleasant unto the Lord, as in the days of
old and as IN former years
One Of the most interesting meetings
today was the chiIdien's service at | 80
,'cl' ok which was conducted by Rev.
w L $. Murrsv Short addresses we're
made by Rev. Murray, Rev. Burke and
'iies Ne.Laa. lhe service was con-
nded nv oil the children singing, 'My
Country 'Tis of The" after which they
were dismissed by Rey. Burke.
Rev 1iuhss pieaciieu an excellent
efmon at the 8 o'clock service. He took
for his subject Lille in Prospective" "
His text was from ST. Matthew 10th
chapter, 25th and Goth verses: "For who
'oever will save his life shall ose it. an ]
shosoever will lose his life Tor My sake
shall find it. For what is man profited
il he shall gain the whole world, and
lose his own soul: or what shall man
give in exchange for his eoul?'
Rev. ArbntN Buike had charge of the
Young Peoples service at this evening,
after which an old fashioned revival ser.
vice was held. The same services will
be held every day with the exception OF
sundays, when there will be sermon in
evenings to take the place of the young
peoples service.
Rev. q. r. Tompkins will preach al
ere morning service tomorrow, and Rev |
=. L. karho'sen at the afternoon ser |
vice. Rev. William Writ King OF Grace
Il. E. Church, and Rev. Vaughn S. Col |
ms of Dover, will preach on Sunday. 1t |
as not been decided aa yet who will |
reach the third sermon on SUNDAY.
The new hymn books arrived today |
nd are being sold at the telephone
Goth which is in charge OF Clarence
lanson. The acetylene gas which wa
l0t much OF 8 success last night was
ixed today by George P. Rush who put
mp, aud it will now probably be more
.nccts ssful. Superintendent Vandegriit
has put the canvas curtains around the
ldes Of the tabernacle where all the |
iretings are being held, for protection
u case of raip