Evening journal., 1903-08-03
WATT BREACHES
GREAT SERMON
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he were less noisy. The following day the
man approached DR.. Watt and told him
.hat ne had profted by his rebuke and
that he had been in the wrong.
Interesting to Children.
me children's meeting at 1.3O o'clock
was largely attended by grown-uns "a.
weil as the youngsters. Aubrey Vandever
was IN charge and gave an illustrated
blackboard talk on David. There also
We're short talks by Samuel IT Baynard
ana Or. Stephenson. Numerous selections
We're sung. the youthful voices ringing
out sweet and clear in the woods.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock there was
another preaching service, the sermon
being by the Rev T. A. H. OBrien. ID.
ID. His subject was Personal Purity"
and was taken from John IL. THE blood
of Jesus cleanseth from an sin" II w,s
mastery effort and was listened TO with
marked attention by the congregation.
Mrs. 4. n. Benson beautifully sang a
solo,
At $50 o'clock the Rev Asbury Burke
conducted the young peoples meeting.
a
brief address on "Consecration Of the
Young" and more songs.
At 7.3O the Rev. w L. S. Murray. ID.
D., of St. Paul's Church. preached His
subject was The Judgment" and the
text "The great day Of his wrath is
come Who shall be able to stand?"
Camp Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Field. Of
kentmere and Mrs. c. Wesley weldin,
were camp visitors yesterday.
u. $. Marshal William r. Finn and
Mrs Finn Of Newport were visitors
yesterday
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Benson
and daughter. Madeline, visited Mrs.
Crouch yesterday.
Frank Howard of Wilmington, was
visitor.
e. e. Hanna was out yesterday.
Charles II. Gray of Wilmington. was
noticed on the grounds.
Frank Williams of Dunns CONNER
cial Agency, was on the grounds yes
terday.
Miss Harriet L. Gardner Of Rox-
borough, Pa. is the guest of Miss
Maria Hinkson at Dewdrop Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Martin drove
up to camp and We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Shaeffer. Mrs Samuel
Haynes and Miss Kate Boys also were
guests at the Shaeffer cottage.
Mrs. NJ. e. Jackson of Baltimore is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Ridg-
way.
James F. Saville. Mrs. A. II. She
ward, John Beggs and Alexander ].
Watson were visitors from Philadel-
phia.
William Turner Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, Mrs. Turner aud c. Miller Tur-
ner spent Sunday i'm camp at their
Asbury avenue cottage.
Other visitors from Wilmington and
vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. George r.
Brown, Miss Morrison. Miss ElIa
Scheu, Miss Kate Grubb. Miss Lizzie
Hague. Mrs. Lizzie McCauley. Colonel
and Mrs. John Wainwright. Samuel
c. Penrose, William +. Linton, Frank
Linton, Atwood Weldin. Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Niewig, Leslie V. Christy
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Keatley. George
Stewart, John A. Porter. Frank Graef
of Claymont James Z. Mckay. Jesse
Bingham, Charles II. Gray, Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Wilson of Christiana hum
dred, Thomas Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson. Lewis Hance, Mr.. and
Mrs William Hance. George Almond
Or. and Mrs. Meredith Samuels. Mr..
ana Mrs. c. II. Selover. J. II. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Morgan. Mss PEN
mock and Mr. Hammond
Among the visitors was Sing Lee. a
Chinaman from Wilmington. He wore
American dress and was much inter-
ested in camp doings generally He
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. McClane.
Accidents in Camp.
The only thing which tended to mar
the day was an accident to Caleb Ma
son, who was kicked i'm the leg by a
horse. DR.. Thomas Moreland dressed
the injury. which was in the shape OF
nasty cut three inches long. He was
then sent to Wilmington and later was
taken to his home, No. 225 Penn street,
Chester.
In game of ball on Saturday Ma
thaniel Watkins had his chin cut and
Clarence Husbands cut his head.
TOday's Services.
This afternoon at o'clock the Rev.
George w. Dawson of Rockford viii
preach and the sermon this evening
viii be by the Rev. II. $. Dulany of
Asbury Church, Wilmington.
Tomorrow wiz be missionary dav
IN camp, and the exercises promise to
be very interesting In the morning
the Home Missionary Society will be i'm
charge. the program consisting of sing
ing' prayers and brief addresses telling
of the work by members OF the society
In the afternoon the Foreign Missionary
Society viii have charge and the ad-
dress viii be made b. Miss Minerva
/ Gutthafel. missionary to Korea.