Evening journal., 1909-08-17
HEAVY RAIN AT
SUMMIT CAMP
Had the Effect of Causing
Small Attendance at the
Services
CHILDREN TURNED
OUT, HOWEVER

BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
Grounds. Aug 17.-.Rov. c. S. Baker.
OF st. Michaers Md, Rev. w. II. Ken
ny. of Girdeton, Md, and evangcl-
list Dunham were the preachers at Bran
dywine Summit camp today.
The campers were very grateful Cor
the rain Of Yesterday. although Il spoil
ed i'm some measure their services.
There was a small attendance at the
morning service whm evangelist Dun
ham gave an interesting Bible read
ing on the "Vine and the Branches"
If you were to burn up all the brush
heaps around your churches he said,
"therc would be great bonfire.
The rain could not dampen the fer
vor Of the little folks and about one
hundred assembled for their service.
Aubrey Vandever. the leader, gave an
instructive chalk talk taking as his
subject 'The Great Rain" Miss Caro-
lyn Vandever sang a solo entitled Face
TO Face
The rain falling on the roof of the
auditorium and the small audience
seemingly did not affect adversely the
preacher Of the afternoon, the Rev. w.
II. Kenny, of Girdletre, Md. The con-
. kIEEdAlOll 'NAIUNtu hAAN 1AAhAANhN ~
mon on "The Power Of the Gospel"
/ AS. DR.. Corkran was indisposed and
compelled to remain i'm his tent, Rev.
/ II. c. Turner, who has twice been spir-
/ itual director OF the camp. presided at
this service. and made the opening
prayer and introduced the speaker DR.
( Corkran led the young people. There
was a good attendance
- q fas. .aaa.
ening sermon from John l4,-6. AT 'hs
altar service which followed the SER
mon three were converted.
Mrs. Mildred James has gone TO the
AdriondacSs for. two weeks.
The Rev Alfred T. Scott, Of Whining
ton is among the guests at the st. Pau
boarding table.
Miss Alice Goslin, of Wilmington, Il
visiting Miss Corine Mousley, on As
bury avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckholtz Of Whining
ton. have taken the cottage OF Mrs. y
]. Pepper on Brandywine avenue, 10
the rest OF the season.
Miss Mildred Thompson. is the sues
81 Miss Cora Nation on Scott aVen
ue.
Miss Eva Lane has returned lto he
home IN Seaford after spending ti
week with Miss Helena Mammele 9
Summit avenue.
Gardiner Sparks. Miss Mable Gard
ner. Justis Davidson and Mr.. and Mr.
+. +. Belts. Of Wilmington, spent tn
day with Miss Helena Mammele %
( Summit avenue.
n. c. Cunningham. Of Wilmington.
at the Linton Cottage on Union avenu
for the rest of the camp season.
Among the boarders at the Unio
Table are Mr.. and Mrs. Nipple, Of Yves
Chester
Mrs. Sarah A. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Lee have returned TO thei
home in Trenton after spending a fe,
days at the Penrose Cottage on Asbur
avenue.
The occupants of Bachelor Hall. NJ
8. Brandywine avenue. Francis Gal
lagher. Miller Smith and Justis David
, son. have gone to their homes in WI
mington. They will return Friday an
remain until the close of the camp.
Mrs. Thomas Benson. of Baltimore.
visiting Miss Mary Crouch on ST. Pau
avenue.
Mrs Richard NJ Mcclure was give
a surprise party by her friends las
=, evening. 1t was the anniversary of he
! birth. Those present were Mrs. Phelps
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. Gray Mrs.
J. Larrimor. Rev and Mrs. II. c, Tur
e nor. Mrs. J. $. Moreland. Mrs Butler
! Mrs. Edward Midlam, Mrs NJ. A. Tae
= gart. Mrs. John II. Nation, Mrs. jaime
/. Clayton. Mrs. William Betelle Mr.
! Loula Hess, Mrs. James r. Chandle
b Mrs. Bessie Banks Mr.. and Mrs Noa
q c. Cunningham. Mrs. q. L. Bilderbacl
= Mrs. f. NJ. Linton. Mrs. b. j. Peppe
Mrs. Margaret Faust. Mrs. r. Ferr
Mcclure and Miss Sarah Tallcy.