Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-08-11
TEMPERANCE DAY
AT SUMMIT CAMP
Continued from Page one.

graphs.
The first meeting OF the day was the
children's meeting. Mr.. Vandever re.
viewed the children on the different
lessons. and taught tho books OF the
Bible by means OF banners The golden
text was. in the beginning, GOD
created the heavens and the earth"
The Rev. J. A. Brewington, Of East
Lake, was the afternoon speaker, and
took his text from Hebrews.
Mr.. Brewington also spoke In the
young peoples meeting. and took for
his subject Ideals"
Rev. Cyrus p. Keen Of Claymont, a
young minister in the conference, was
the evening speaker, ana spoke Of
Elijah. Two persons Drofessed con-
version.
Notes Of Camp.
There is no need 10 be warm at camp
as John r. Kilmer has kindly dis
tributed fans TO the tenters
Raymond. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar sharp, burned his hand by
placing It on an oil stove.
Asbury avenue IS one Of the most
beautiful spots on the camp grounds.
The tenters. besides having Japanese
lanterns on their porches. have placed
them on wires on the avenue and at
night Il looks like a fair.
George Reed. OF Wilmington. spent
the week-ond at his cottage on Elan
avenue.
Mrs. Hates. who has been spend
ing several days with Mrs. Charles
Tindan, returned TO Wilmington today
ana win SO 20 Wildwood. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E Husbands. who
have been recently married, accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Lambert Of
Kansas, were entertained at a dinner
given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs
4. Laurence Husbands in Wilmington
on Monday
Rev. J. A. Brewington, Of East Lake
was entertained Yesterday by Mr.. aud
Mrs. Carver at their courage on Union
avenue.
Oscar Sharp, the enterprislng store
keeper, spent yesterday in Whining
ton
Walter Groves of Philadelphia, Is
spending this week with Mrs. James
Hanson on Summit avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rothouse OF
Blue Ball, visited II. c. Mckee yes
terday.
Mrs Edward Hannoway, Of Wit
mington, was a recent camp visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Short and son,
Houston, Of wilmington. are being en-
tertained by Mrs. George NJ Fisher on
st. Paurs avenue.
Harry Holiingsworth OF Wilmington,
and Nelson Nation " Jersey City,
were guests Of Mrs Margaret Franklin
on Brandywine avenue.
Mrs. d. r. Warren. OF Cane Charles
Va. and Mrs. Marshall c. Pierce. OF
Wilmington. are spending the camp
season with L. N. Jordan, on Lebanon
avenue
II. c. Mckee recently entertained Mr.
l-and Mrs. r. Il. Blackburn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Wharton hav'
been entertained recently by Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Chandler.
Mrs Ella Rhoads entertained Mr.. ars
Mrs. FoDg Of Wilmington on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly OF Wilmington
Is visiting Miss Marian Briefly.
Miss Ella Worrilow Of Bethel ave
nue., entertained on Sunday A. Worr'
!
and Mrs. o. Sullivan.
Harlan G. Rose Is visiting at tn
Waters cottage on the Circle.
Miss Ella Todd of Philadelphia, II
spending the samp season with Mis-
Ella Worrilow.
Mrs. Edwin B. Nelson. OF Whining
ton. is guest Ct Mrs. c. c. King.
Mrs. Thomas Nation was unexpected
ly called to her home in Wilmington
on Sunday evening. From there shl
VIII go 10 Jersey CITY,
Mrs William Bell aud daughter, an,
Miss Mildred Eachus. all OF Markham
are guests of Mrs. A Talley on AZ
bury avenue.
b. III. Ennis. B. H. Ennis. Jr. an,
Arthur Baldwin. Of Wilmington, wer
Circle on Sunday.
Miss Helen Clarke spent Monday II
Media.
Mrs. Thomas r. Cartmell and son
Edwin, and Mrs. George w Todd, re
turned to Wilmington Yesterday. Thel
contemplate returning to camp agail
before It's close
The Rev. and Mrs. w. w. SHARPE
arrived at camp last evening, and vii
be the guests OF their son, Oscal
Sharp.
The Rev. Cyrus p. Keen and wifi
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Waits
Keen, on Asbury avenue.
DR. b. r. Veasey and family of VIII
mington. were camp visitors on Mon
cay, making the trip in their auto.
Leroy Hills spent Sunday evening
with Miss Lolota Calvin en- ELAN ave
nue.
George f. Cox. son OF George W
Cox, met with a serious accident thi
week. While playing he fell an,
sprained his arm, but the fracture wa
attended to by DR.. Horace Belts. o
! Chadd's Ford