Evening journal., 1907-08-09
QUIET DAY AT
SUMMIT CAMP
Continued From First Page,
Opening Sermon.


1t was "Brandywine Church" night,
and the sermon was preached by the
Rev. II. c. Turner Of that church,
while the choir from Brandywine
furnished the music. Pastor Turner
preached a stirring evangelical sermon
from the text found in Proverbs, IL,
80.
THE stars Of genius, wealth and
fame viii fade" he said. ''They
shall be eclipsed by the night of death,
but not so Of Him who labors for the
salvation Of men. His sun shall never
go down. neither shall the moon with
draw herself The Lord God shall be
his everlasting light They that be
wise shall shine with brightness of the
armament and he that turns many
10 Righteousness as the stars forever
and ever"
One Sermon To-day
There is to be but one sermon to-day
and II will be in the evening, when
the Rev. George White Dawson of
Wesley Methodist Church, Whining
ton. will preach. The choir of Wesley
Church is expected out on a straw
ride and to furnish music for the even
ing.
Services began this morning with
family prayer at 730 o'clock in the
tabernacle, conducted bx the Rev. +.
II. Nelson, of Camden, and a Bible
reading conducted by Evangelist w.
X. Galloway. This afternoon Aubrey
Vandever is to conduct his children's
service. with a blackboard chalk talk.
The Young Peoples meeting is to be
conducted at 7s0 this evening, and
followed by preaching.
Notes of the Camp.
William Grifhth's cottage on Leb-
anon avenue has been given a name
without the knowledge or consent OF
the Griffiths. On returning TO their
cottage the other evening they found
a newly painted sign reading; Ely
speck Cottage" displayed on the
front
Superintendent A. w. Brierly's tent
adjoining the marquee is the camp
book and news stand. and also the
telephone booth. 1t is one Of the
busiest places in the woods. THE
EVENING JOURNAL Is sold at the
stand each evening and is much in
demand.
Mrs McMullen and son, Mrs. Georga
Cornell and daughter Ruth. and Mr.
Pierce. all Of Wilmington. spent yes
terday as the guests Of Mrs. S. II
Foulk at Rest Cottage. on Asbury
avenue
Miss Blanche Stanley. of Philadel-
phia. has arrived, and is a guest al
the cottage Of Mrs. B. f. Taylor on
st. Paurs avenue.
Miss Grim and Mrs. Van Lohn, tht
wife Of a prominent Philadelphia
physician, are visitors at the cottage
of Mrs James. on St. Paurs avenue.
Joseph A. Buck, of Rockland, spent
yesterday with his famiiv.
Miss Helen Henderer. Of Whining
ton. is the guest Of Miss Marian
Briefly.
Samuel Tyre. the 12-year-old son Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Tyre, is very i'll.
Miss Mary Talley ami Robert Pierce
of Blue Ban. are guests at the cottags
of Mrs. Louis zebley. iu the circle.
Miss Ella OFT. Of Wilmington, is a
guest of Mrs. William d. Griffith, OF
Lebanon avenue.
Mrs. ID. II. Warren of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Marshall Pierce, of Will
! mington. are guests at the cottage OF
L. w. Jorhan.
Alfred Keinle. Of Wilmington, spent
Yesterday as the guest of Mrs. Morris
Grubb at "Grubb's Landing" on As.
| bury avenue.
Mrs. Joseph II. Sloan is entertaining
a party of Philadelphia friends at hei
! cottage on Asbury avenue. Her guests
are Mrs. Daniel O'Shea. Mrs. Chick
Mrs. Mary j. Lee and the Misses Nc
| Pherson.
The Misses Kuley. Of Media, Pa.
are guests Of the Misses Clark at the
cottage of Mrs. Drayton, on the cir
Gle
Miss Sara Talley. of Wilmington, Is
staving at the cottage Of Mrs. Richard
/ Mcclure, on Asbury avenue.