Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-01
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
Opens Tonight Under Favora-
Bile Aupisoes.
ATTENDANCE. HIGHLY GRATIFYING
One Hundred Families Now on
the Grounds.
The Assembiage Almost as Large as tho
Greatest In the History of the Resort
Efforts TO Make the Canpmeeting Sue
cess spirituaiiy--The List OF Tenters.

Efforts TO Make the Campmeeting sue
cess spirituaily--The List OF Tenters.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal,
Brandywine Summit. Pa, July 81.
The 35th annual oampmeeting at
Btandywine Summit will begin to.
morrow night, with not less than 500
persons uplifting their voices in song
and their hear.ssin prayer Thesinitial
service, platform meeting, will
be conducted by the Rev. y. W.
Prettyman, ID. d., the minister in
charge of the camp. For the future
services, DR.. l'rstty man has been
promised assistance by prominent
members Of the Wilmington Methodist
Episcopal Conference, aud has hopes
Of securing a few ministers from the
Philadelphia Conference. One hundred
families are here already--some have
heen rusticating at this delightful
place for month land more are sx-
peoted The permanent attendance
will be almost rs large as the greatest
In the history Of the resort, and efforts
will be put forth TO make this camp
meeting as successful spiritually as the
most fruitful of Brandywiue SUBMITS
camp seasons. The tenters are domiciied
as follows:
Circle Mrs. Rehecca Hance, Mrs.
Annie Davis, j. e. Baldwin, A. B.
Hastings, James b. Husbands. Minchell
Hinckson, Harrison Hinckson, Mrs. s.
e. Ialley, David MORGAN, William
Derriokson, George l. Hansell. Mrs.
Benoni Rowland, Thomas W. johnson,
james s. Morgan. John r. Kilmer,
Mrs. Albert s. Muhlhauseu, George
Pyle, the Rev R. II; Adams, u. d.,
Mrs. Lewis Zebley, William Talley,
Mrs. Ann Penipgton, Elias Sargent,
George Booker. Mrs. Edward Mat
ihews. Mrs. Peter Davis and William
i. Prettyman.
.. St. Paul's avenue-Mrs. S. A. Airich,
the Rev. W. L. s. Murray, ID. D.,
Miss Mary Crodoh. the Rev. Robert
Watt, d. D., William A. Hukill, the
Kew. w. g. Rooms, Epbraim Megargle,
the Rev. Aloysius Green, Miss Clara
N urRatroyd, Samuel n. Baynard,
William II. Foulk, Robert Liddell,
james o. Morrow, Peter T.. Layton.
James Kilyington, William II. Wallace
and Elias Johnson.
Asbury avenue--Williem e. Turner,
William j. Gamble, Mrs. NJ. Anna
Taggart, Mrs. u. +. Leonard, Richard
Mcclure, Mrs. Enooh Moore, John s.
Moreland, Morris A. Grunt, Samuel
Q. Penrose, s. II, Foulke, George
Millaway, ii. b. Sawdon, Allen Fierce,
James Poinsett, Mrs. John Gee. Mrs.
A. s. Mines, Mr.. Lucas. John r. Hart
man and Norman j. Winner
Summit avenue -James E. Ssville,
MIR. Cloud, Samuel Handy, Richard
Nous ley, Joseph ii. Gibson, Gus II.
Groves, James Hanson, - ~ hurtz,
Charles G. Kurtz. +. Q. Msmmele,
Canhy Cox, Mr.. Rawlins and Nelson
Gray. :
Union avenue-Warher s. Gpdwin,
Mrs. Ella smith, MRS. Noah Gunning-
ham, Mrs. John Nowiand, William
Chandler, Mrs. Annie Il. ingram. Ed
ward W. Dunlap Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Annie
Smithsand Charles Ii. Tindall.
Elan avenue-.O. +. Robinson, |.
Elmer Perry, Mrs. killingsworth, Mrs.
Elizabeth Reed, Mrs. Julia Fincher
and Charles Wilkins.
Brandywlne avenue-C. q. Pepper,
Miss Ella Talley. Frank Linton, James
W. Schaelfer, Prince Mousley, James 4.
Chandler, THOMAS Ridgway and James
GsRsn.
Lebanon avenue E. Griffith,
William Il. MoOlaiD and Mrs. Jordan.
Bethel avenue7-J. X. Hanby, Miss
Mary Worrilow and John o. Wilson.
SCOTT ayenue-John Booker.
Mrs. Peter Davis. who has spent
several seasons here, is q South Caro-
linian. Messfs. Rawlins and CLOUD re-
side IN Chester. Mrs. A. 8. Mines is
Philadelphian. The other tenters are
from Wilmington and the surrounding
county.
John S. Morelaud, James Poinsett,
Mrs. John Gee and Mrs. A. S. Mines
have obtained new tents on Asbury
avenue, and s. II. Foulke will rebuild
one that he recently purchased. Mrs.
Enoch Moore's tent also on Asbury
avepuv, ia being improved. Mrs. jordan
of Rookland has new tent ON Lebanon
avenue. William b. Prettyman's tent.
on the Circle, and DANES Kilvington's
tent, on St. Paul's avenue, have been
rebuilt. Mr.. Lucas of Rockland has
bought a tent on Asbury avenue.