Evening journal., 1904-05-26
MANY EXCURSIONS TO
HRANDYWINE SPRINGS
Over 10000 People Are AL
ready Booked From Phila-
delphia and Chester

General Manager Crook. Of Brandywine
Springs has always been Of Uhe opinion
that IL an active campaign was made that
a sufficient number of Sunday school
excursions could be secured from phila-
deiphia and other points to the Springs TO
warrant The great expense necessary to
curry on the work and right after Christ
mas placed the details Of the work IN the
hands of \. ID. Cloward. As a result over
$1,000 persons are booked FOR the popuar
Wilmington resort 50 far, representing
about twcnty-three days and over ffty
different organizations many of which
are IN combination Of fve and six schools
In one day.
The list TO date is as follows: May 30,
Decoration Day. ST. Anthony Literary So
ciety OF Philadelphia, estimated 1000 IN
number; June 4, ST. James r. e., St.
Timothy. GOO; June H. Nativity =. E.,
~ Tenth Presbyterian, Westminster
Presbyterian. Holy Communion Lutheran,
Christ United Evan, Church of the Mes
siah Lutheran, a combination numbering
1900; June II, New Tabernacle Baptist
Church: June lS Grace Baptist Church
CDr. Conwels - and Diamond Street Bap-
%. John Chambers Memorial Church,
(Wanamakers Mission) 600; Junn %, All
Methodist combination. including the
Green Street M. f., Broad Street NJ. e.,
Eighteenth Street NJ. e.. Bethany NJ. e.,
making a total of about 1900; June Ban
other large combination. Eleventh Baptist
Nineteenth Street NJ. f.. Redeemer Re
formed, Covenant NJ. e., Temple Presby-
terian, and Fletcher NJ. e., making 1900
June 2S. combination of all the Presby-
terrain Churches of Chester, including the
Frst. Second. Third and Bethany, esti-
mated at 1900; June -. a combination
from both Philadelphia and Chester. in-
Guiding the First Baptist, North BAPTIST
and Providence Avenue NJ. e.. Of Ches.
ter and the Chester Avenue Baptist Of
West Philadelphia, 1900; June 30. Zior
German Presbyterian Church numbering
1000; July /. Messiah Reformed MIzpaf
Presbyterian and S. +. Baptist tn al
about 500; July Z, First Presbyterian ana
Mt. Zion NJ. y. Of Darby consisting ol
700; July II, Bethany Brotherhood. cele
brating the birthday Of their patron, JOIN
wanamaker; this day will exceed i5O
excursionists; July 49, Church Of the Re
Cancellation and Scott Presbyterian. mum
bering 500; July u, Calvary Baptist Passl
unk Baptist Atonement Presbyterian
Mcconnell Memorial NJ. +. and Soutl
Broad Street Baptist Church, a combina
tion Of 100; July 10 Frankford Avenue
Baptist. 600; July 90 Snyder Avenue Con
eregationai Church, 1000; July %, employee
OF the Dobsons Mills numbering 2000; Jul!
80, Daughters OF Liberty, who will carr.
1900; August 1S. Jr. o. U. 4. NJ. celebrat
ing their recent victory over the Insurg
ents, another 1000 party.
/ Recently arrangements were consum
mated whereby excursions would also b
carried over the Darby ine through 4
the park and the Prospect HIN Baptis
near Sharon Hill are the first to ava
themselves of the novel trip and wi
bring about 400 on Wednesday, June Il
This IS the largest booking list N
Springs ever had IN one season and prot
ably but few parks in this section Of IN
country will exceed IL.