Evening journal., 1908-08-15
GETTING READY
FOR Big SUNDAY
Tenters at Brandywine Sum-
NIT Camp Preparing for
Many Visitors

day presented deserted appearance. |
The Rev. George c. Williams was tho |
speaker in tho morning and took his /
text from Matt. 5-6.
Mr. Vandever took as his afternoon |
lesson from Ezel s7-2Sth and 29th
verses. "rhe surburbs shall shake at
the sound Of the cry OF thy pilots"
As the Rev. w l.. S. Murray was
unable to be present IN the afternoon,
and the weather continued warm,
Director Turner decided TO dispense
with the afternoon preaching SER
vices
DR.. 4. l.. Pouison. ID. d.. OF Ridley
Park. spoke at the Young Peoples
meeting
Rev. j. M. Arters was the speaker
Of the evening.
Much preparation IS being made by
the tenters for big Sunday" WREN
a large crowd Is expected. The ex-
perience meeting viii be ied by /. w.
Jordan. The morning speaker win be
the Rev. George l.. Hardesty. while
Evangelist George w. Jacoby viii
have charge of the afternoon service.
Rev. Dr. c. L. Wyatt. OF Harrison
Street Church. will deliver the even
ing address.
NOTES OF CAMP.
Dr. William Dill. OF the University
OF Pennsylvania, spent yesterday as the
guest of the "Y" cottage
Marshall Tindan. OF Wilmington. IS
a camp visitor.
Mrs. Jacob Bayard is entertaining
Mrs. Hannah Taylor OF West Chss-
ter.
Joseph Derrlckson ana brother. %
Wilmington, were tho guests OF DR..
A. T.. Johnson on Friday.
Mrs. Mcclane OF Fernwood cottage.
Elan avenue. has as her guest Mrs.
Lottie Day, OF Wilmington.
Mrs. Walter c. Davis and daughter.
OF Wilmington, are spending the weeks
end with Mrs. George Reed on Elan
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt and
cousin of Baltimore. were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. N c. Cunningham.
William Linton was a recent camp
visitor.
Mrs. Howell Perdick Of Whining
ton. was a camp visitor yesterday.
B. II. b. Ennis. Jr. was entertained
by his aunt. Mrs. II. A. Jansen, on
the Circle on Friday night.
Mrs Mary Mcdonald and friend. OF
Guyencourt, were camp visitors yes
terday.
Miss Margaret Longhesd. OF Chester.
is a guest OF ner gran1mother. MIRO.
II. A. Longhead, on st. Paul's ave-
nue..
Mrs. John S. Hoffecl1er. Of Whining
ton. returned to her home yesterday.
after spending q few days at camp,
the guest Of her mother. Mrs Aubrey
Vandever.
Aubrey Vandever, IT., Is a guest OF
his parents on Brandywine avenue.
Mrs Frank Thomas and daughters,
Ethel and Efhe. OF Utica, N. y. are
guests of Mrs. S. II. Foulke at the
Rest cottage
Miss Frances Palmer Is visiting Miss
Mildred Fincher at Chadd's Ford
Mrs. II. NJ. Whitfield. Of Whining
ton is being entertained by Mrs. Nor
ris Grubb. on Asburv avenue.
John Reybold is a camp visitor.
b. Il. Husbands spent yesterday IN
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Baker OF Whining.
ton, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mousley on Thursday evening.
Frank Keen Of Wilmington, Is
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Keen on AS
bury avenue.
Charles Gamble is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Armstrong.
Mrs Joseph Larlxins of Philadelphia.
was a guest of Mrs. james Husbands
on Friday.
William Derickson and Joseph
Derickson. of Wilmington. we're guests
Of Mrs s. A. Wilkins On Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lawrence Husbands
Of Wilmington, were camp visitors on
Thursday night.
Revs George c. williams and c. T.
Wyatt are camp visitors.
Miss Letitia Talley of beaver Valley,
and Miss Margaret Tailey of Media,
were guests of Mrs. George Drayton
yesterday.
On big Thursday" Mrs. Zebloy, OF
the Circle, entertained the following
guests: Mrs. Harry Craig and daugh-
ter. Of the Highlands: Mrs Sarah Wat
son and Mrs. McCray. OF Wilmington
Miss Rhoda Longhead, of Chester. Is
a guest OF the Misses Bruner.
Miss Bessie Robert and Joseph
Bruner and Robert Getty of Chester,
were entertained at the Bruner cottage
on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Hance Of Wilmington, is a
guest at the Todd cottage.
Miss Mary Crouch. on ST. Paurs
avenue. has a peach tree with ripen-
ing peaches upon II.
Much interest is felt in the picture
lessons which are drawn by Aubrey
Vandever. who is the children's leader.
Miss Nettie Baynard with her camera
takes the pictures after they are
finished. He has the ones that he
used last year and they certainly show
great skill.
Mrs. M. A. Taggart presented TO the
children's meeting collections 81. which
was the amount taken on the two sun
days before camp commenced when
they held Sunday school
Aubrey Vandcver. the leader OF the
childreE's meeting. celebrated his birth
day anniversary to-day, and Is receiv-
inv we congratulations cf his friends.
John Robinson, OF Elan avenue has an
interesting pet which is a beautiful ban
tam rooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kilmer, were
camp visitors Thursday.
Mrs Annie.Smith. OF Elan avenue. en-
tertained some friends at luncheon Thurs
day evening. Among her guests were Mrs.
Charles wilkins. Miss Loleta Calvin, Mrs.