Evening journal., 1905-08-12
BIG SUNDAY At
CAMP TOMORROW
With Favorable Weather the
Attendance Will Reach
Ten Thousand
CLERGYMEN WHO WILL PREACH
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Aug. 12.-Tomorrow will be Big sun
day at Brandywine Summit Camp. II
the weather snail be favorable a great
crowd of from eight thousand 70 zen
thousand people are expected. The
Rev. II. c. Turner, of Wilmington,
spiritual director of the camp, has pre-
pared an excellent program for 'he
day. At 1890 .. m. the Rev. Or. i. c..
MacNichol pastor Of the M. T. Church
at Cambridge, Nd. will preach. Dr..
MacNichol has been in the Whining
ton Conference for twenty-five years
and this will be his first visit to Bran
dywine Summit.
At 3 .. m. the Rev. II. A. G.. Wester-
field. of Asbury Church, Wilmington,
will occupy the pulpit. Mr.. Wester-
fields sermon here last week created
such a favorable impression that the
people are anxious to hear him again.
The preacher of the evening VIII be
the Rev. c. T Wyatt. of Harrison
street Church. Wilmington. The mu-
sic will be one of the features of tas
day. Chorister McDougle win be as
sisted by a large chorus choir. Be
sides this there viii be a special qua.-
tette composed Of Mrs. r. S. Loomis,
soprano; Mrs. J.. w. Jordon, alto;
William P. White. tenor. and Samuel
Benson, basso.
1t is expected that Mrs. Eva Benson,
.of Baltimore, who for several years
was the musical director of the camp.
viii be present and win sing several
solos during the day
TODAY'S SERVICES.
The following was the program for
today: 1890 a. M. chorister's service;
p. m, sermon by the Rev. Allen Judd,
Of the Philadelphia Conference. This
evening the Rev. j. T. Prouse. Of
Boothwyn, Pa. will preach.
The services yesterday began with
the pentecostal meeting at 3 a. m.
interesting Bible reading on PA
tience." A general discussion Of the
subject followed.
At 1890 a. m. the Rev. J. NJ. Van
Blunk, Of Kingswood Church, Will
mington, preached an excellent sermon
from John II, 6.
Aubrey Nandever gave board
talk at the children's meeting at 1.3o
lp. m. His subject was Wines
Branches and Fruits. Ida Turner
daughter OF the spiritual director, gave
la recitation entitled Sunshine"
At 3 p. M. the Rev. Asbury Burke
+ of Wilmington. preached a strong SER
mon. His subject was "The River OF
/ Salvation" and his text was Eze
lXLvI. 5.
There was an unusually large audi
ence at the young peoples meeting al
$50 o'clock. Professor Washington
lHilles. formerly of Wilmington. now a
teacher in Anasco. Porto Rico, made an
Interesting address. He took for his
subject "A Years Experience in Porto
Rico" The musical features Of the
service were a solo by Mrs. II. A. c.
Westerfield and duet by Miss Mabel
Parker and Miss Myrtle Clayton.
At 7.30 o'clock the Rev. John M. Ar
ters, Of Madeley Church, Wilmington
preached an able sermon from John 1
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The Rev. ]. NJ. Van Blunk, who
prehched yesterday morning, spent
several years in missionary work IN
THE heart of Africa. Mr.. Van Bunk is
now pastor of Kingswood Church
wilmington, and is doing a good work
lin his section of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Field were
guests at the Ross cottage yesterday
Mrs. James T. Shafer had as hel
guests at the Carleton yesterday Miss
Lulu Mckay. Of Trainer, Pa, and Mr.
land Mrs. Charles Frederick. Of vii.
lmington.
The Rev Dr. r. II. Adams of Unior
lChurch. was unable TO fill his appoint
lment yesterday afternoon. He is in.
disposed. The Rev Asbury Burke
took his place. Mr.. Burke preached
a strong sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Coleman left 70
home today. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
came to camp a bride and groom las
year for the first time. They We're ST
much pleased that they came back thi
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer and Miss Whit
craft. of West Chester, and Miss Alic
veine, Of Trinidad Island. were the guest
of Mrs. Benjamin f. Price yesterday
Mrs. John c. Welch entertained yester
day Miss Susan Davis Of Blackbird, Del
aware. and Mr. and MrsNAaron Watso
Mrs. John p. Doughten and Mrs. ]. A
Mccauley were the guests Of Mrs. Wash
ington Hastings. yesterday
Mr.. Howard Deer. Miss Lille Tally. o
Wilmington. and Mrs. Amor Tailey. Q
Linwood Pa, are staying with Mrs. {
p. Hanneway on Asbury avenue.
Mrs. Jacob Smith is at Rest Cottage Of
Asbury avenue with Mrs. s. II. Foulke.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taggart is entertaining Nj
and Mrs. William Groves, Miss Beatric
Bullen and Miss Annie Groves.
Miss Margaret Taylor OF Henry Clay
Delaware, is the guest OF Mrs. Meredit
Samuel
Miss Lulu Masley is staying with Mis-
Eva Galbuth.
Mrs. d. A. Powell entertained Rev an
Mrs. ]. NJ. Arter yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Kurtz had as her guest
yesterday Miss Irene Jones. Miss Louis
Kurtz, Miss Josephine Mapes. Of Wi
mington. and Miss Pauline Kramer, O
New York city.
Mrs ]. Chandler Pyle, Of Wilmington
is staying with the Misses Cloud on Sum
init avenue.
The Misses Eastburn Miss e. Payne
Miss Ida Price, Mrs. Mccall and Airi
Mahoney, all Of Wilmington. are tn
latest arrivals at "The Unions" The
viii remain until the cloe of camp.
Thomas Johnson and wife Of Milling
ton. Md. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Ely
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Palmer an
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