Evening journal., 1901-08-12


anything among you. save Jesu.
Christ, and Him crucified"
Preceding his sermon. Mr.. Tindle,
sang: Go Wash in That Beautiful
Stream which wrought enthusiasm
70 grcat pitch, and soon the circle
was filled by a mass of humanit,
which renderd walking impossible. II
was the largest congregation eve,
seen on the grounds.
The Rev. A. s. Mowbray and presld.
ing Elder Tindley gave short talks al
the eyoungpeople's meeting. which were
features OF the day. Spccial musie
characterized the service. and several
solos were rendered.
The evening sermon was preached
by the Rev. w. c. Koons. who tool,
for his subject: Preaching Jesus .
The text found in Acts viii. 35. was.
Then Philip opened his mouth and
began at the same Scripture aud
preached unto Him, Jesus"
NOTE BOOK JOTTINGs.
Noticeable among The early arrivals
yesterday was an extremely aged col
cred couple. Cottagors kindly lent
them chairs and they sat well nm
'front.' joining i'm the singing and piv-
lnE vent TO an occasional "ameni''
They brought their dinner with them
and remained throughout the dav.
Inc game of baseball bctween
BOOTHS Corners and Brandywine Sum
init on Saturday resulted in a defeat
Tor the latter team, the score standing
Il to -. Talley, the Summit pitcher
lost the game.
IL Is a settled fact that there will be
camp next year. The lease does NOT
expire for two years yet. and tbe
owner Of the grounds will lease Them
indefinitely 90 tho management IL so
desired
J. B. Martin. Dr. and Mrs. G. NJ
winner and son, Robert Simmons and
Alfred II. Hartman We're among the
Wilmingtonians noted on the grouds
yeterday
George Il. King Mrs. r. II. Pennock
ana family and Miss Anna Simmons
spent yesterday at camp.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Zobley. Isaac
Ialley and Levy Courtman Isaac q
Elliott were entertained yesterday by
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Baynard.
Mrs Daniel Hayman and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. Neutze stopped with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Perry
Inc young women of the camp will
cross bats with the Brandywine Sum
NIT team this afternoon at 23O
o'clock. The line up Is as follows.
Miss Lou Wicks. pitcher: Miss Jennie
Iroes catcher. Miss Isabelle Mammcle
irst base; Miss Gertrude Morgan. sec
lnd base: Miss Bessie COheld. short
stop, Miss Name Hitch. third base:
iiss DCllio Gray, right field; Miss Nell
ie Davis, centre field; Miss Anna Sim
mons left field
Miss Georgia Jewell was the guest
ver Sunday Of Mrs. Mary Gee, on AS
iury avenue.
Coroners Assistant James T. Chand-
er spent Sunday with his family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saville are the
,uests Of Superintendent and Mrs.
lanes l1 Savilie
Morris A. Gribb Is with his family
N Asbury aenue.
George w. Todd of Wilmington.
pent Sunday with his family here.
Sheriff and the Misses Mcdaniel. oil
'ew Castle, were camp visitors yesier-
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Booker and
aughter, Miss Pearl Booker. spent
unday with friends i'm Asbury avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Jones. Of Wilmington.
iho has been stopping with Mrs. I. |
Ridgeway, has returned home.
John Hopkins. OF Wilmington. was
n tho grounds yesterday
Col. EnOch Moore spent Saturday
nd yesterday with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r Finn, Of New
ort. were arrivals at the Newport
'ttage yesterday.
Col Leach was among the prominentl
isitors yesterday.
Magistrate Francis r. Bradley. Mr..
nd Mrs Howard ID. Ross. Levy Court
an Philemma Chandler. Irving Hof-
'cker, Thomas Wilson. Pierce Gould.
lillian Kirk, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
am Turner were among those present
iOm Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs Edward and Miss Viola Gran
N and Henderson Smith were So
'urners at the Newport cottage yes
rday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Spence. Fran
s Spence. John Pinkerton, Miss Liz
e Somers. George Somers. Margaret
imphell Anna Somers, John Hop
ms, Mrs. David Jones and daughter. 3
iss Jessie Connor, Miss Amy Quinby.
ISIS Marion Baldwin and Albert
'enco, of Wilmington, also were
long the visitors.