Evening journal., 1905-08-08
DAY
At CAMP MEETING
Professor Scanlon, Of Indiana,
Presbyterian Evangelist,
Made Addresses
EPWORTH LEAGUE OBSERVANCE
Special to The Evening Journal

Pa, Aug. S.--This was temperance day |
at Brandywine Summit Camp. The |
meet-gs We're conducted by the wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union Of
New Castle county. This morning at
1880 o'clock and this afternoon at 8
o'clock Professor Scanlou. of Indiaas,
Temperance evangelist Of the Prcsby-
terian Church. delivered addresses.
He is one Of the leading Temperance
orators on the American platform.
Yesterday was quiet day in the
camp. The services began AT 81
O'Clock with a pentecostal meeting led
by the Rev. George r. Tompkins. of
Upland, Pa. He gave a Bible reading
On Peace"
At 10 o'clock "Auntie" King held
wash day service. This is wash
day service" she said. "and am GLAD
there is so much said about water in
the Bible
She then gave a Bible reading. after
which an impressive altar service was
held.
CHILDREN'S MEETING.
The children's meeting at 1.sO o'clock
was well attended Aubrey Vandever
the leader, gave an interesting and IN
structive blackboard talk on Jesus
Walking on the Sea" Miss Nettie
Baynard. the secretary. reported tnat
S15.55 had been collected.
At the 3 o'clock service there was
special music. Mrs II. A. G. Wester-
field, of Wilmington. sang SOLO A
trio was rendered by Mrs. William
. Matthews. Miss Gertrude Jordan and
! rrr1..
Rev. II. A. G. Westerneld, Of Asbury
Church. Wilmington. His text was
the first verse of the second chapter Of
e Hebrews: Therefore we ought to give
E the more earnest heed to the things
= which we have heard lest at any time
S we should let them slip"
y The young peoples meeting at $50
n o'clock was largely attended The
= music. furnished by a chorus choh
e which completely filled the platform
n was very inspiring. A feature Of tn
a service was a solo by Mrs. William
5 Matthews, of Wilmington.
At 7.S0 p. N. the Rev. william o
s Hurst, Of Newport. preached. The tex
a was Revelations XXI, /. "And n
o Showed me a pure river OF water o
d life clean a as crystal. proceeding on
e Of the throne of God and of the Lamb
<, EPWORTH LEAGUE DAY.
= Tomorrow win be Epworth Leagu
a Day. The services will be in chargl
e of the Rev. F. +. Carpenter. pastor O
Mt. Salem NJ. Z. Church. Wilmington
and president Of the Wilmington Dis.
trict Epworth League At the morn.
j. ling service there will be special music
- and addresses will be made by mem.
" bers of the various leagues Of the dis.
e trict. Minor c. Smith, Of the Brandy,
wine League. viii be one of the speak
Al lers. and Mrs. r. S. Loomis, of thu
l. same league, viii sing a solo.
At the afternoon service the Rev
Ie V. S. Collins will speak, his subiec
being Echoes From the Denver Con
" lvention." At the evening service tnl
le Rev. +. F. Carpenter win preach.
Ia NOTES AND PERSONALS.
lr Miss Della Criss and Miss Berth.
it Walker of Rookland Del. are occupy
rs ing a cottage on Lebanon aver ia
Miss Criss is a student at the Yves
r Chester Normal School.
IS William Matthews is spending IN
le week with his family at the Oak Vrla
is Lebanon and Hance avenues.
Of Alfred Willing is spending the weel
IN with his family. MT vikings famil
a. have been here since the first Of Iulj
The Rev. Asbury Burke returned t
the camp yesterday from Philadelphis
on Sunday he occupied the pulpit O
Centenary NJ. E Church. of which tn
Rev. ]. d. c. Hanna. d. d., formerl
OF the Wilmington Conference, is pas
~ tor.
L Mrs. william z. Linton. Mrs. Mar
Ill lgaret Faust and Miss Nettie Phillip
have returned to their home in VIII
rlington after spending several days a
rs the Linton cottage, on Union avenue
Mrs. Hannah Baylis has as ne
guests Miss Annie W. Baylis ana Rich
ard Greenfield, of Wilmington.
Miss Agnes Stephenson, daughter
the Rev. r. X. Stephenson Of SEQ
inc Church, is the guest of Mss Nett
Of Baynard on st. Paul avenue.
Of Miss Ella Hance. who has been Yer
ow sick for several days, is slowly gettin
Inc better.
law Mrs. Haroli whitehouse has r'
49, turned to her home in Wilmington
- after spending esveral days with Mr
- William H. Beielle, on Scott avenue.
Mrs. Frank Zebley has as her que
mo MS. Howard zebley. Of Wilmington.
lui Mrs. Laydeld wife Of conducts
Iayneld. Of Inc Delaware road. M
LOT Mrs. Musten spent yesterday ate
nat noon with friends.
lis Mrs. W. T. McClain. of FoIrwo'
per Cottage. is The champion quot piici
ath err OF the camT.
ase Mr. and Mrs. William Murgatroy
this of Wilmington. end Mr.. and Mis- 5.
low HarlSins. of Boothwyn. Pa, were vi
ms. itors yesterday afternoon.
as Miss Fannie Eccies Of Baltimore,
the staying with Miss Mary Crouch, on
am Paurs avenue.
Mrs. william Morris. Of Wilmin
ck- ton is at ]. f. Saville's, on sunni
erv lavenue.
Mrs. Eben Taley. Of Brandywi
is az Mrs. IT. II. Luffs. on SUNNI
NJ >, avenue.
= NJ linton fe oilife sic'<