Evening journal., 1908-08-06

menced, as the grocery man, Mr.. Sharp, |
had paid for his privilege and he must |
be supported by the tenters. II is n |
noticeable fact that the farmers have I
sold to the tenters at just the same
prices as he has to the store keeper. |
The store will not be open on Sun
day, nor will ice cream be sold at the
boarding tents on Sunday.
Mr.. Vandever was introduced and he |
said he didn't have charge of the chill !
dren but the children had charge OF
him, and he wanted to see all on the
grounds at the meetings and nobody
was too old 20 come.
Mr. Mearns the chorister said If
Mr.. Vandever wanted 555-he wanted
III to sing in his choir as he hadi I
voice enough to fill the woods lie
said he wished to organize three choirs
so no one would be tired out. TIE
camp is using Songs of Grove a.,e
Temple" by Hall Mack, and they Cd
be purchased at the book store.
Dr. H. w. Bolton delivered the frs,
sermon of the camp and took his text
from numbers-"Come Thou With Me
and I VIII Make Thee Glad" He said
either Christians or under conviction of
sin.
/ Master Harold Winner of Whining
ton, with his cornet and Mrs. Maxwell
at the plano ably assist the singing
The piano is a new feature of tie
camp
Mr.. Perry had beautifully decorated
the auditorium with Japanese lanterns
in honor Of the opening.
Every chance is given to attend the
camp. The Richardson Auto Co, run
their large touring car to the grounds
every day. leaving Wilmington at $50
a. m, 1.SO p. m, $50 p m. They make
the trip in about 81 minutes.
Notes of the Camp.
1t is a noticeable feature that al
though a few tents are vacant, it is
due to the fact that they are not ten,-
able. There are seven vacant tens
on the circle, but they are not fit to
live in, and there has been at least
that many calls for tents on the circle.
The boarding tables are under the
management of Mrs. Lizzie McCaulley
at Union boarding table, and Mrs.
Rambo at st. Paul's.
Miss Marian Brilely is suffering from
poisoned arms. having been poisoned
while out after ferns.
Visitors to the camp will be deprived
of the privilege Of visiting the large
feldspar quarries near the camp
grounds as mo trespassing signs" have
been posted.
Miss Elsie Beck, Messrs. Charles
Weatherby. Charles d. Bud, Jr, and
William Veasey spent several days of
this week as the guests Of Miss Mar
ian Brilely
Miss Malinda Lawton, Of Whining
ton is visiting Miss Nettie Baynard.
and will remain for the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Vandever and
daughter Caroline. of Wilmington. arc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foulke, of St
Paurs Avenue.
Mrs. G. r. Brilely has as her guests
Miss Mamie Tribit and Robert Tribit
She also entertained over Sunday her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Tribit
Miss Gertrude Wright is entertain
ing Misses Greta and Mildred Roades
of Chester, Pa.
Messrs Richard Ladomus and Bon
sell Ladomus of Chester. Pa. are Wis
I+ting Mrs. Wright, of st. Paurs ave-
nue..
Mrs. James, of Chester. who has been
sojourning at the camp, for four weeks.
has left for New Hampshire, where
she will spend the rest of the summer
among the mountains
Miss Leila Pennington, of Camden.
n. j., visited Mrs. S. A. wilkins this
week.
Mrs. Mabel Reed and daughter Wis
tied Mrs. A. Morgan on Sunday.
Harry Jansen has left camp for Chi.
cago, from where he will go to Mexico.
Mrs. Thomas Nation, Of Jersey City
is visiting Mrs. John Nation.
Henry McClaine and son Harry. ac-
companied by William Kenney came
out in their auto from Wilmington. on
Wednesday evening. and were the
guests of Mrs. Henry McClaine at the
Fernwood Cottage.
Mrs. George Hutton, Mrs. Robert
Kramer and Mrs. Albert Hayman were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs /. Elmer Perry
of ELAN avenue.
Mrs. zebley and family. of Chester.
are occupying their cottage on the
Circle.
Horace Grubb and Alfred Keinle. Of
Wilmington were guests of Mrs. Morris
Grubb on Sunday.
Misses. Halle Collins and Annie Max
well visited at the Penrose Cottage
this week
Mr.. Mearns. the chorister. and fam
lily are occupying their tent on Asbury
avenue.
John Hood and Taylor Gould OF
Brandywine Summit. Fa., were visi-
tors Of the Misses Brunner, Iof Ches-
ter, who are occupying the Asbury
parsonage tent
Miss HAZEL Lambert OF St. Louis,
No, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Husbands.
Mrs. J. B. Lucas and daughter. and