Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-08-07
BRANDYsINE SUMMIT CAMP
1t wiiI Open Tins Evening With
Platform Service.

Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. 6-The
S6th annual cHmpIaeeting at brandywine
Summit will begin tomorrow night, and
continue 10 days. Rev. r. H. Adams. ID.
D.. pastor of Union Church, Wilmington,
viii have ministerial charge, and will 10
assisted by fellow members Of the Whining
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference.
Camp sill open with a platform meeting.
which will consist of conservation service,
with brief addresses by ministers and lay
men.
Rev. L. z. Karholsan of Booihwyn and
Rev. Thomas Dodd of Sloan will preach
Friday, the former in the morning and the
latter in the evening.
Rev. W. E. Coffman of Elan viii preach
Saturday night.
Rev. ". t. Lewis of Mt. Pleasant in the
morning, by Rev. F. B. Short, 5. T. D.,
pastor of EastiAke Church. Wilmington, in
the afternoon, and By Rev. w. 4. 5. Muir
ray, D. D., pastor Of St Paul's Church,
Wilmington, in the evening.
The preachers for the remainder of the
week will include Rev. Robert Watt. d. D..
presiding elder of the Wilmington district
of the Wilmington Conference, Rev. John
ID. @. Hanna, ID. D., of West Chester and
Rev. @. W. Pfettyman, ID. D., and Rev.
II. 5. Dulany of Wilmington.
Tuesday, August 18th, will be Temperance
Day, on which occasion the exercises will
be under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of New Castle
county. Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis of Wash
ington, the W. @. 4. us national superin-
tendent of legislation, will make addresses
both morning and afternoon.
Thursday, August 18th will be Missionary
Day. The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Wilmington district of the
Wilmington Conference will conduct the
services in the morning, and the Woman
Home Missionary Society of the same dis
rript will shfaa in
afternoon. The programme in the morning
will include addresses and Rotations Illus
trBting phases of foreign missionary work,
and in the afternoon there will be an
address by Rev. G. W. Gallagher, d. D.,
of the National Training School for
Deaconessas, Washington.
Rev. E. w. Dashiell of Rockland will
preach Sunday afternoon. August 18th. The
other preachers for that day have not yet
been selected.
Preaching will be omitted in the after
moons, except ON Sundays. Children s NEST
ing will be held at 1.30 p. m. daily, with
ministers and laymen alternately serving
as leaders. Rev. Alfred Smith, ID. D.,
pastor of Epworih Church, Wilmington. will
conduct the Pentecostal meeting, which will
be held at 3 P. M, and Rev. W. o, Hurst
OF Newport will have charge of the young
peoples meeting, which will be held at
G. 30 u. IN.
Mrs. Thomas Benson of Wilmington will
be musical director. and the choir will be
composed of a large chorus of young people.
Mrs. Bsnson also will be organist, with Miss
May Willing of Wilmington as assistant.
Paul Mack's new book, Grateful PRAISES, =
which achieved popularity at Chester
Heights, will be the camp hynnal.
The walkaround will take place Monday
evening, August 18th, and camp will break
the following morning, after brief service.
THE CAMP DIRtcToRY.
Seventy FIVE tents are now occupied. and
the number probably will be increased to
100 by the time the camp opens. The perna-
nent attendance this year will be slightly
larger than that of last year. Tho camp
directory viii be as follows.
Cifcle-Airs. Lizzie Langhead, Chester;
Mrs. Lottie Drayton, Chester Heights; Mrs.
Rees Palmer, West CHESTER Joseph Buck,
RocklAnd; Thomas johnson, Johnson's
Corner; Mrs. $. L. Talley, James Hus-
bands and Harrison Hinckson, Brandywine
hundred; Rev, K. H. Adams. D. D., AIrs.
Anna Pennington, j. r. Kilmer, James II.
Morgan. Isaac Bowers, Mrs. Elias Sargent,
Mis-. Lewis Hance, Miss Ella Hance and
George B. Booker. Wilmington.
81. Pulls ayenue-Ephfaim MegarRie,
Green Bank; J. T. Kilvington and William
Prettyman. New Castle hundred Rev. W.
i. $. Murray, d. D., Rev. Robert Watt,
d. D.. Mrs, S. A. Alrich, Miss Mary
Crouch, William A. Hukill. Miss Clara
oluEEttEDlus CulIutI f1s IlNIlHEut hlAldIl
u. Foulk, Harry Mckee, Mrs. Maggie
Rash. Miss Ella Sweatman. Mrs. William
Moreland, George Pierce, William Reasin,
Howard DeHaven Ross and James Gray,
Wilmington.
Asbury avenue-Miss NJ. H. Talley and
William Turner, Ms. Il. Anna Tagaarf,
Mrs. S. q. Folk. Mrs. Isaac MeKaig, Mrs.
George Millaway, Samuel Pennose, Mrs.
Morris Grubb, Mrs. John Gee, John $.
Moreland, Mrs. Arthur Powell, David
Powell, Miss Mabel Parker, Miss Edith
Magee and Mics Blanche Quinn, Whining
toni Mrs. A. s. Milne, Philadelphia.
Brandywine arenue-Miss Ella Talley and
William Hetitdemange, Brandywine hun
dred; Z. H. Fowler. James Shaffer, Frank
Linton. Mrs. Lewis Foster, T. B. Ridgway.
G.. G. Pepper and Prince Mouslsy, Viii
mington.
Scott avenue-Aubrey Vandever. Mrs.
James CLAYTON, Leroy Clayton and William
Betelle, Wilmington.
Lebanon avenue-Fred Banks. Tallayrille;
L. W. Jordan, Guyencourt; Miss Hoskins
and the Misses Leach, Brandywine hundred !;
w. 7. McClane and William L. Griffith,
Wilmington.
Elan arenne-Mrs. W. p. Waldman.
Albany, n. y; Charles f. Robinson, John
Robinson, /. Elmer Perry, Mrs. George
Reed, George Pyle and Mrs. Killingsworth,
Wilmington.
Bethel avenue-Charles Pyle, Elan: Miss
EllH WorriIow, Brandywine hundred.
Summit avenu0-Harry Cox, Mrs. II. NJ.
Foulk and Miss Ella Hamilton, Booths
Corner; Frank L. Campbell and Mrs. John
H. Rawlins. Chester; Candy Cox, Mrs.
Frederick Aammele. james z. SaFille,
Joseph Turner, James b. Hanson, g. H.
Groves, Mrs. Ada Keen, Howard Jester,
O.. O.. Kurtz and J. d. kurtz, Wilmington;
K. p. Cloud, Marcus Hook.
Union ayenue-Charles Tindall, Nelson
Gray, W. H. Riley, Mrs. K. G. Pierce,
Mahlon II. Hilles, Mrs. /. J. Rowland. Mrs.
Howell Pedrick, Noah Cunningham and
Minor c. Smith, Wilmington,
New tents have been erected for c. @.
Pepper, on Union avenue; for Fred Banks,
on Lebanon avenue; for Joseph Buck, on
the Circle, ard for Howard DaHayen Ross,
on st. Paul's avenue. The tents of the fol-
lowing have been remodeled: Miss Ella
Hance, on the Circle: John 8. Moreland,
on Asbury avenue; Mira. George Reed, on
Elan avenue, and Nelson Gray, on Union
avenue. The tents of Messrs. Ross and
Moreland IRE decided improvements.
Miss Mary Crouch, Mrs. Isaac McHaig
and Mrs. III. Anna Taggart have attended
every campmeeting held here but one, and
Ephraim Megargle has attended all but
two. Miss Crouch now occupies the tent
that she occupied IS years ego.
Some families have been fentinR at the
Summit for q month, and for their benefit
Mrs. TagRart hus held services occasionally.
Miss Mabel Parker, Miss Ethel Nandeyer,
Miss Marion Hukili, Walter Sawdon and
aubrey vandeyer have evineed much in
terest In the children's meeting.