Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-01
SUMMIT CAMP
OPENS TONIGHT
With an Interesting Plat
form Meeting
MANY FAMILIES ON GROUNDS
The Present Year Promises TO be One
Of The Most Successful In lis
History
MANY FAMILIES ON GROUNDS


open formally this evening, when a rous-
ing platform meeting will be held under
the direction of the Rev. c. w. Pretty
man. the spiritual director of the services.
Every indication is that prosperous
camp will be held. The tenters are more
numerous than last year. 100 tents al
ready being occupied. Several more fam
lilies moved ont to-day.
At the platform meeting Dr. Pretty
man will outline his plan for conducting
the thiriy-fourth annual camp and adj
dresses also will be- made by the Rev
Aloysus Green. who is to have charge of
the young peoples meetings; the Rev. w.
G.. KoOns, who will direct the chldrcn's
services; the Rev. G.. u. Tompkns. Of
Claymont. who will oiiiciate at the hoh-
ness meetings. and the Rev. w. X. Gallo
way, who will lead the cvangclistic cru
SADIE.
Hours for worship will he the same as
| last year. There will be sunrise prayer
meeting at $50 O'Clock family prayer at
$50 o'clock; preaching at 1890 O'Clock;
children's meeting and holiness gather
ings at o'clock young peoples meetings
at $50 o'clock. and preaching at 7.30, fol-
lowed by the evangelistic service.
Minister Prettyman yesterday compet.
ed his arrangements for the first Sun
! day, which in recent years has attracted
about as many visitors as the succeeding
or Big Sunday"
The Rev. Il. IL. Adams. of Union NJ
/ Z. Church, viii preach in the morning
| thc Rev. n. A. IL. O'Bricn, of Mt. Salem
NJ. +. Church. in the afternoon. and the
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, of ST. Paul's, in
the evening.
Mrs. j. \. Fitch. Of Philadelphia. win
sing at the services. and "Auntie" King
will be present to lead the 'halleluiah
chorus"
The following families are already
ldomiciled on the grove:
i Circle-Mrs. Renecca Hance, Mrs. An
ME Davis. J.. -. Baldwin, A. B. Hast
I ings James b. Husbands, AIiuchel
Hinckson. Harrison Hinckson. Mrs. S
p. Talley. David Morgan. William Der
rickson. George /. Hansell. Mrs Benoni
Rowland. Thomas w. johnson, james $.
J Morgan, John X. Kilmer. Mrs. Albert $.
| Muhlhausen, George Pyle, the Rev. II.
II. Adams. ID. D.; Mrs. Lewis Zebley,
William Talley. Mrs Ann Pennington.
Elias Sargent, George Booker, Mrs Ed
( ward Matthews. Mrs. Peter Davis and
William b. Prettyman.
st. Paurs avenue-Ars. $. A. Alrich,
the Rev. W. J.. $. Murray. j. d.: Miss
Mary Crouch. the Rev Robert Watt, ID.
d.; William 4. Hukill. the Rev. w q.
Koons Ephraim Megarge the Rev
Aloysius Green, Miss Clara Murgatroyd.
Samuel II. Baynard, William II. Foulk,
Robert Liddell, James c. Morrow. Peter
l.. Layton, James Kilvington William
II. Wallace and Elias johnson.
Asbury avenue-Willam l.. Turner,
| William J. Gamble. Mrs. NJ. Anna Tag
gart. Mrs. B. +. Leonard. Richard Me
Clure. Mrs. Enoch Moore. John $. More
land, Morris S. Grubb. Samuel C.. Pen
rose, ). ii. Foulke, George Millaway. II.
b. Sawdon. Allen Pierce, James Poin-
sett Mrs. John Gee. Mrs. a. $. Mines.
Mr.. Lucas John Il. Hartman and Nor
man J. Winner
Summit avenueAJames T.. Savillc. Mr..
Cloud. Samuel Handy. Richard Mousley.
Joseph II. Gibson. Gus H. Groves.
James Hanson, J. ID. Kurtz, Charles c.
Kurtz. Il. C. Alammele, Candy Cox, Mr..
Rawlins and Nelson Gray.
Union avenue-Warner $. Goodwin.
Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Noah CunAing
ham, Mrs. John Nowland. William Chan
der Mrs. Annie L. Ingram. Edward w.
Dunlap Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Annie Smith
and Charles IT. Tindail.
Elan avenue-C. +. Robinson. l. FL
mer Perry. Alrss Killingsworth, Mrs.
Elizabeth Reed, Mrs. Julia Fincher and
Charles wilkins.
Brandywine avenuo-C. G. Pepper.
Miss Ella Talley, Frank Linton. James
W. Schaeffer, Prince Mousley, James r..
Chandler Thomas Rdgway and James
! Gagan.
Lebanon avenue-William II. Griffith,
William T. McClain and Mrs. Jordan.
Bethel avenue. *. Handy. Miss
Mary Worrilow and John G. Wilson.
Scott avenue-John Booker.