Evening journal., 1906-07-28
CAMP DRENCHED
BY HEAVY RAIN
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The quiet hour service this morning
was held by Or. Bolton and the theme
was Service" The Rev. J. T, Prouse
preached at 1880.
At this afternoons service the Rev.
j. Howard Gray preached and tonight
the Rev w. f. Greenfield viii preach.
Sundays Program.
Tomorrow DIR. Bolton will have
charge Of the quiet hour at 9eo'clock.
The subject will be the "Gift Of Power"
The Rev. Dr. C. r. wyatt will preach
at 1890 Children's service at 2 o'clock
with a special musical program.
The Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr, pas
/ tor of Nest' Presbyterian Church viii
lpfeacn at the. 8 O'Clock service ana the
lRov. DR.. H. w. Bolton IN the evening.
Camp Jottlnss.
About seven hundred persons are
lnow on the camp grounds and to-day
and next week more are expected.
About 100 tents viii be occupied by
Sunday night
Charles C.. Kurtz makes the trip to
/ and from camp In his Franklin car
and holds the record for time, having
made the eleven miles I'm 81 minutes.
Superintendent l. Elmer Perry is a
man much I'm demand and usually meets
all requests I'm a most satisfactory
mannes
II was openly whispered last night
that some of the young folks would be
found at Chadd's Ford this afternoon
watching the ball game between xvii
mington and Chadd's Ford and that
the attendance at the afternoon SER
vice would suffer.
Almost every one who owns a camera
or who can borrow one has come pre-
pared for any emergency and no matter
where one may be on the camp ground
some onterprisinE amateur photograph
er is likely to take a shot at you.
The news stand IS we'll stocked with
a beautiful set OF souvenir postals Of
the camp grounds and scenes and VI
cinity and the post card craze makes
Uncle Sans mail bags from the camp
heavy.
The FIRST excitement of the meeting
was a miniature dog-hght on st. Pauls
avenue last evening. The pet CANNES
Of three Of the tenters got mixed uT
IN an alteration of aristocratic pro-
portions and thrilling rescue was
made by several Of the women folks
No mosquitoes have made their ap-
pearance yet and tenters are congrat-
lulating themselves that they have beer
exempt.
pr Murray is a famllier figure a,one
the camp avenues and has a CHEEKY
smile and 'jolly" for everybody.
Personals.
Miss Mabel Hayes is visiting the
Misses vandever on ST. Paurs avenue
Mrs. Harry Pierce was a camp visit
or yesterday.
\ w. p. Winter and Wilber Bell spent
1.-THE day at the camp yesterday.
Mrs. ELI Mendenhall is the guest OF
Mrs. M. A. Taggart
Mrs. Margaret E. Haynes has for hei
hostess Mrs. C.. IT, Tindall
Mrs George NJ Fisher Is ontertahs-
Fing Miss Kate Pierce and Mrs. JOSEPH
III Bartlett.
Miss Clara Jones. of Wilmington, Is
with Mrs. McCaulley
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Of West Ches.
ter spent several DAYS with Mrs
George Palmer. OF South Walnut street
lWesf Chester
Mrs. Weldiu, Of Greensburg is visit
nr Mrs Thomas w. johnson.
Mrs. j. r. Lamhorn. Of Berwyn. Pa
. land SON Carl, were camp visitors.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Dawson anl
daughter Frances Of Wesley NJ F
iThuroh WILMINGTON pncpf vcetor7a,
, at tho camp.
Miss Charlotte wier. Of Wilmington
ls a guest at the tent Of the Rev. ]. T
Prouse and family.
Miss Ethel Clark OF Chester, Pa
spent Yesterday at the camp
C.. a Bell OF Wilmington. Is spend
!. inc some time on the grounds
! Mics Florie Johnson. NJ Wilmington
: has been a guest Of Mrs Joseph I
I, Turne,.