Evening journal., 1901-08-10
ALL READY FOR
big SUNDAY"
Indications That The Attend
anCe Will be Large
SERVICES TO-DAY ARE QUIET
Pleasant Musical Program to be frp-
Sented at TO-mOrrOW'S Services.
Mrs. Adams Recovering
SERVICES TO-DAY ARE QUIET

STAFF Correspondence Evening journal
Brandywine Summit Camp. Aug. TO-
Saturdays M camps are invariably char
acterized by quietness. and to-day is no
great exception to the rule. But the
quietness is a sort of foreboding silence.
as it We're, and all thoughts are Of the
morrow, big Sunday" when many, per-
haps will meet on the famous old
grounds for the last time. The eve Of
camp is always distinguished by these
throngs OF visitors will flock to the
grounds such thoughts will give place to
more cheerful ones. and not until the
walk-around on Monday night will am
other melancholy scene be depicted, and
this the most melancholy of all.
Prayer meeting this morning was con
Quoted by the Rev. W. *. Galloway, and
enthusiasm reached great pitch when
he spoke Of the parting near at hand.
There were but few dry eyes in the CON
lgregation when ne finished.
The morning sermon was preached by
the Rev. f. ~ Cantwell and the evening
sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
George IL. Burke. The Rev. Aloysius
Green will have charge of the young peo-
pies meeting as usual.
The Rev. w. l.. White had charge of
the prayer meeting yesterday morning
and an interesting service was held. Mr..
White giving a fOrcihle and stirring talk
on the need of Christ
Presiding Elder Watt delivered the
morning discourse and took for his sub
iect The High priestly Prayer of
Jesus The text which is found in St.
John. xvii, 25, was Il pray not that thou
shouldst take them out of the world. but
that thou shouldst keep them from the
world"
At the children's meeting the Rev. w,
J.. White gave a talk on Moses. the
Proper Child"
An interesting feature of the service
was the Bible race conducted 10y the Rev.
| w. G.. koons, who gave the number OF
the chapter and verse Of some passage in
the Bible and had his congregation look
! for it, the one finding it first TO have the
honor Of reading IT, Special music char
acterized the service and the Rev r. Il.
CrOwell sang Remembered Blessings
and 'When the Pearly Gates Unfold"
The Revs. c. r. 1ompkins and II. A.
| II. O Brien conducted the holiness meet
ing, which was well attended.
In the evening the Rev. Aloysius Green
! conducted the young peoples meeting
and talked on the acts Of the Bible Sew
eral selections were rendered by the choir
under Professor Dashiell.
! SERVICES FOR big SUNDAY
! Tomorrow the love feast and prayer
meeting win be conducted by Evangelist
| W. X. Galloway
The morning service will be in charge
Of the Rev. \. 5. Mowbray, OF Port De
posit
Presiding Elder C. A. Tindley. colored,
OF the Wilmington district. will deliver
the afternoon discourse while the Rev
| w. G.. Rooms will preach at night.
The choir under the leadership of Pro
fessor Dashell, is making big prepara-
tions for Sundays musical program. and
several anthems win be sung.
Visitors are flocling 10 the grounds To-
day and there is every Indication that II
viii be big Sunday" in every respect.
NOTE BOOK PICKUPS.
The Misses Mcdaniel. Of New Castle
were camp visitors yesterday.
Miss Carrie Russell, of Wilmington, is
a recent arrival
The Rev. Aloysius Green made fly
ing trip TO Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. r. III. Adams. who was severely
injured by being struck ON the head by a
falling tree limb. is improving and sat ur
for short time to-day.
The grounds present a pretty appear
ance at night owing to the number OF
! Chinese lanterns strung overhead along
the avenues.