The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-13
CAMP MEETING
AT AN END.

Brandywine Summit Camp meet.
ing officially came to an end this
morning when Director Prettyman
held short prayer service. Tenters
started to pack up their goods last
highland by noon today most of them
we're prepared to leave the or owe.
The rain yesterday seriously inter-
fered with the services and but few
Of the meetings could boast OF any
kind Of a congrega tion.
The Rev. ". &. Rooms did not
permit the showers to deprive the
children of their walk in the after
noon. When the bell was toled for
the meeting sixty children were in
the ia bernacle, not outstanding til at
rain was coming down pIentifully.
They gave Mr.. Rooms the Chautau-
Qua salute and also presented him
with fine bouquet of flowers. Mr..
Rooms urged the children to try and
live Christian lives during the year
to come and hoped all would unite
themselves with the church.
Then the procession was formed for
the walk around. Owing to the un.
favorable condition outside, the
march was made around the taber.
nacle, the seats being arranged to
permit Of free passage all the way
aro,nd the building. MIR. Rooms led
the walk, followed by the Rev. &. w
Burke aid Samuel II. Baynard and
several other tenters brought up
the rear. There were sixty five per.
sons in the procession. Miss Sarah
Baldwin of Booths Corner, was Or
ganist and Norman Winner, comet
is,. Directed by Professor Dashiell,
the marchers sang "We Are March,
ing to Zion.' The benediction was
pronounced by Mr.. Burke.
Shortly alter the chiIdren's meet
ing, a holiness meeting was held, in
charge of the Rev. G. X. Tompkins,
the attendance being favorable for
such a DAY.
A l1rge congregation attended the
Young Peoples service at &. 80 o'clock
which was in charge of the Rev.
Aoysius Green After the usual
service OF song Mr.. Green gave re-
view of the Bible. He also thanked
all who had assisted him. Ministers
did not come to camp, he said, to 90
on dress parade, but to w.rk. Spirit
uul Director Prettyman never had
more efficient assistance Many per-
sons spoke of the benefits which they
had received from the meeting and
the meeting closed with general
hundShaMing.
Tie Rev. W. l.. S. Murray preach
ed the final sermon from st. Luke l6
being the parable of Lazarus and the
Rich man. 1t was an old time camp
meeting sermon, after which the Rev
W. X. Galloway exhorted. Many
persons went TO the altar.
Director pretlyman thanked all
who had assisted in camp, especially
Professor DaShiell and his choir.
Miss Hattie Pierce, the organist, and
Norman Winner. the corretlst. Miss
Anna w. Simmons sang "IIosanna, =
and IL unartctte composed Of Miss
Mary NJ. Johnston, Miss Jordan, the
Rev. W. &. Rooms and Ralph Finn,
sang Goods Summer Land, - Miss
johnson taking the solo part.
After tie meet NJ, instead of the
usual walk around, the persons in
the tabernacle formed in single file,
and walking past the pulpit, shook
hands with thu camp workers.
4 Eraudywine Summit camp meet.
ing reunion will he held in st. Paul S
NJ +. Church on Friday evening
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