The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
Big SUNDAY !
AT CAMP.

did not Interfere with the plans
OF the tenters at the Summit on
Saturday for everyone busted him.
self in providing ample store for
expected guests. sold Prob fav.
ored the plans of the tenters and
the day dawned beautifully and
manv people arrived in time for a
seven o'clock breakfait By eight
the grove was nicely swept and the
tents in readiness for callers who
began by that time to throng the
grove. The first train to Granogue
{ was met by four large hacks, and
], then is people had to walk to camp
from the station All day the
acrowds surged and as many as seven
! hundred carriages came to the
camp.
til, The costumes rivalled those Of
Atlantic City and the entertainment
of friends and meeting acquaint-
ance was a beautiful feature.
"a The devotional exercises at seven
were quite largely attended but the
''Love Feast and experience meet
ing at nine filled the grove far DO
You'd the limits of the tabernacle.
! There was a service of song aud ex-
Z periences by saints who had been
on the right way some short time
; others several years and one seven
ty-six years.
Hand shaking, shouting, heart to
/. heart talks and well selected hymns
made this the best service of the
camp. When the bell rang at ten
people were not at all ready to dis,
perse and there was almost con.
I: tinuance service when the preach
ing began at H.. 80. After Il prayer
BY Mr.. DasheiI, Mrs. Jordon sang
n solr followed by singing under
the leadership of Mrs. Benson. The
Rev. H. $, Dulaney preached from
the text John Il, -, and held his
audience in wrapt attention until
1890.
At the sounding Ct the dinner
gong all quickly dispersed many to
their conveyanres or empty tents
to enjoy prepared luncheons others
w tuc DOui uiiS lttbieo VA wv 'S'''
of friends By l.3O the childrcn's
meeting brought together Il large
number many of them children OF
older growth and Mir, Aubrey Van
deyer conducted the service using
the text God is love for Il black
board exercise in which the child
ZEN took part
A service Of song really joined
this service and the Holiness meet
inS at 3 o'clock.
( At the opening of the next meet
ing Mr.. l. Elmer Perry secretary
and treasurer OF the Association,
announced tho result Of tho colloC-
ton by envelopes. us follows
Mrs. Howard Ross, $1,000; Mrs.
.Kilvington, 81. 81; Mrs, Prettyman.
So 90; Miss Lincoln, $50; DR.
Watt, 81. 90; MIR. Joseph Gray, s?.25
Howard Pyle, So 90: Sweedman Nc
Kee, So. 90, Mrs, Foulk, 81 70; 5. H.
Barnard, IS. 90; Miss lIurgatroy,S 50, 90
Miss Ella Hance, $500; Mrs. Bettele
$500; Aubrey NanleVer 50 %, Carl
Welsh, $500; Mrs. Milne, $500,
Mrs $. H. Foulk, $500; John 5.
Moreland. $500; Mr., MGClur e., ~ 90;
WIN. Greenfield, 500; Mrs Tag
'gart, S. 90; Mrs, pNttemang", $ 81,
Mrs Zehley, 81. IS; Samuel PenroSa,
$500; Mrs. MeCulI, $50; Mrs Pow
ell, $500; NJ. a. Harris, $.Gj; Mrs.
George Mullang, $L62; Miss AIdie
Turner, SO 90; Mrs. Willing, SIS 60;
Mrs. Worlow, $50; Jas. Morgan,
$500, Jos. SavilIe, So 80, NJ Carrot,
SIPS, r. P. Cloud, $50; ems Groves
Si.65, Mrs JAS Hanson, s. 90, Sam
Cam, 81 90; j. ID. kurby, s. %, G.
C. Kurly, $500; Mr. Hamilton, 50, 90
H. NJ Foulk, 81 81; H. Jester, ). 10;
Ada Keene, $500, JOS. Turner,
SI7J, Mir. Cox, $500 Isaac Bowers,
$500; Rev X. II Adams, s. 90;
Herbert Fell, $500, Mrs Shaifer,
$500, Mrs Foster, $500; Miss Ella
Talley, 81 90; Mrs, I. b. Ridgway,
$500; Geo. Booker, $50, Mrs. u.
A. Buck, $500; J. b Husbands,
$500; Mrs. Hinkson, $3.50, Mrs.
Loughead, $500; Mrs. Sergeant,
$50; Minchell, Hlnkson, $I.35, {.
C. Pepper, s. co. + Magnrsal, 500
+. M. Linton, $50; Jnp. KImer,
$500; W. r. Derrickson, So 81; J.
K. Handy. $l.OO; W. Linton, 400;
W. r. Finn, 500; Mrs Baldwin,
81.G4; NJ Nhitrstunc, 100; Mrs.
Smith, 800 Mi Cunningham,
el.45. Mrs AppIeby, $40; Mrs.
Nowlan1, SO; Mr. HilIcs, 81 80:
W. A. IIukill, $500; Mary Crouch,
Thomas Benson, $500; Mr.. Murray,
$500; Mrs Alrich, Mr.. Metz lane, 81.
Mrs Riley, $l.Oo; Mrs w. 5. Gray,
6l.OO; Mrs George H. TndaI), ~;
Mrs. Chas. TindaII, 800; Mrs.
Strong, 81. Mrs. Reed Waldman,
$500; Mrs. Elmer Perry, 800: Mrs.
Thos. johnson, $500; Mrs. ZcbIey,
$500; Mrs. Jas ScmDle, $l0. 80; Mrs,
Tallcy, SID; Mrs. l., ". Jordan,
80 90; Mis-. uskiu, 3LOO; Mrs Griffith,
tl.0O,
Mr.. r. II. Adams, then, on the
part oil the Association thanked all
who had taken any part il soliciting
subscriptions and expressed great
satisfaction with the plan. 10 pre-
vious years 50 much Of the Sunday
service bad teen consumed 10 col.
Letting that the officers this year
distributed envelopes to the various
tents and asked the womcr TO col
lect from their friends, with a most
satisfactory result.
The three o'clock service was ia
charge 0! Mr.. DashielI who gave a
most interesting aud profitable