Evening journal., 1909-08-24
SUMMIT CAMP IS
NOW AT AN END
Closing Services And Walk
around Held Last Night
in Grove

BRANDYW1NE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug 24.-The Forty-third session OF
Brandywino Summit Camp Is now a
matter Of history. The services at
tending its close last night were un-
usually impressive. After tho strain
OF Big Sunday the campers showed a
disposition 60 rest on their porchcs,
so that but one service was held In
the forenoon. At 1880 Evangelist Dun
nam gave another OF his able discourses
on Entire Sanctincation."
The last chldrcn's service OF tho
camp was largely attended Aubrey
Vandeyer gave an appropriate chalk
talk taking for his subject. Going
Home"
Mrs NJ. A. Taggart in brief adj
dress presented TO the treasurer OF the
childrcn's meeting sum Of money
J which she had collected at her Sunday
services before the camp opened. The
children responded with handker-
chief salute. Harold Winner the COR
lnotst; Rov. Thomas r. Vandyke, the
chorlstcr; Miss Elsie Bcklng. tho
pianist: Miss Reba Chandler. the socre-
b tary. Miss Margaret Cox. the treasurer
= DR. Corkran, the spiritual director. and
} Aubrey Nandever, the leader OF the
: children's meeting, were given SINH
= lar salute.
The children were then formed into
a procession and marched around the
ground singing their favorite hymn
D Sailing Home" The campers are loud
, in their praise OF Aubrey Nandover and
the success he has made Of the chill
= dron's meeting.
; The preacher Of tho afternoon was
Rev. William l.. White. pastor OF Mt.
Salem church. Mr. White delivered a
forceful sermon on the "Exaltation of
Christ" taking as text. Philippians
.. Q.
e Thorc was but one service IN tn,
r evening. a combination OF the Young
Peoples meeting and the evening
g preaching. Evangelist Dunham deliver
n cd a powerful sermon taking as his
n subject "The Parable Of the Los
$ Sheep There were two conversions
p in the altar service that followed.
At $50 the procession was formed FOL
il the final walk around. led by the Choir
q. istor Rev. r. r. Nandyko, marched
around the grounds. which had beef
: Z brilliantly Illuminated for the occasion
q singing. we are Marching 60 Zion.
old hymns. After tho walk around
brief farewell meeting was held unde
the auditorium and scronsdc was hcl
later at night,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Honcckor az
r family will spend this week at the re
rose cottage on Asbury avenue.
= Misses Hcttie and Margaret Edwards
wilmington arc tho guests OF Mr.. az
,f Mrs G. NJ Davis on Asbury avenue.
u Miss Mabel Rowan OF Chester has gor
ON visit to Linwood.
Gordon Hornnman. Of Chester, was cal
cd home by the sudden illness OF h
mother.
Miss Gertrude Eldridgo and scoi
Thompson. Of Wilmington and Georg
3. Mason. OF IInlcrost arc visiting Miss Cor
IL Nation on Scott avenue.
IT Mrs Emma johnson, OF Wilmington.
the guest Of Mr.. and MRS H. r. sergear
on the Circle
The woman's Auxiliary supplied IN
/. candles and lights for the "hual wal
: around"
= Dr. Corkran announced az tho child
4 ren's meeting that there would be a cam
i. echo meeting IN Union NJ. r. churcl
~ Thursday evening August &c and corda
10 ~ invited the children 10 attend. ths
n they might again be with tho old leader
n. Aubrey Vandever and Rev. Thomas I
lie vandyke.
Herbert Glenn is guest at tho penio
st Cottage on Asbury avenue.
l. Miss Myrtle Bullon and Marian Peppe
ie who are tenungg on Brandywine aver
y ue enjoyed a fine horse back ride ye
~ terday.
Candy c. Mammelle spent the evenir
y with Miss Helena Mammole on SUNNI
le avenue.
ii Howard Kurtz and Andrew Mearns, a
tho guests OF Mrs. j. u. kurtz on Sun
init avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Cloud. Of Chester visit
r Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Cox. on Union ave
he ue..
lie MT and Mrs Milton Talron. Mrs. Izl
Halron and children. Of Brandywine sun
init spent the day with Mrs Adola Mo
gan on the circle.
D. The total Of the chiidren's collecti,
oy was eighty-four dollars. the largest
lu the history Of the camp.
Among those who came from Wilmn
ton 70 witness the close Of the camp wer
MT ana AIRS. John Is. MaIlll' MI al
ri Mrs. John a. Booker. Miss Pearl Booke
nd J. Dsllett LOOMS. Miss Ethel Eldrlde
TO James T. Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs L.
in Thomas
rs. Tho camp ground never was prottier q
re-. last night. Myriads Of Japanese lantori
oy were suspended along tho avenues, al
candles were burned in fern beds bofo
many cottages. There was a large ate
dance Of visitors. and altogether the gro
gave every indication that the old cam
# Meeting has taken on a new lease Of III