Evening journal., 1909-08-09
NOW READY FOR
SUMMIT CAMP
Annual Services in Woods to
Begin on Wednesday
Evening

be the spiritual director. and he VIII have
the assistance OF the Rev. Thomas r.
Vandyke. pastor Of Wesley NJ. E. Church,
as chorister; the Rev. Daniel J. G!van, of /
Odessa, Del, as leader of the Young /
Peoples meeting and Aubrey Vandever
leader Of the chldrens meeting The |
following ministers will also take part in |
the services REV W. J.. White. Rev. w.
c.. Poole, Rev. George c. Williams. Rev.
w. G. Koons. Rev. J. NJ. Arters. Rev.
y. H. Webster, Rev. II. c. Turner Rev.
W. r. Greenfield, Rev. c. r. Wyatt, Rev !
G. r. Neese, all of this city, and Rev. J.
T. Prouse, of I1ockessin; Rev. c. S. Baker, !
OF ST. Michaels. Md; Rev. J. II. Beau
champ Of still Pond, Md; Rev. Harry
Taylor of Bellevue. Del: Rev. Harry
Reed OF Claymont. Del; Rev. W. o. Ben
nett. of sudlersville, Md; Rev. G. T. AL
derson, Of Newark, Del; rev. w. w.
Sharp, OF Newport. Del; Rev. w. II. Ken
ney. of Girdletree. Md; Rev. Asbury
Burke. of Cape Charles, Va and Rev. f.
X. Moore. Of New Castle. Del Rev. e. S.
Durham. ID. D., an evangelist of national
reputation. will be present and hold evan
gelistic services each day.
EPwORTH LEAGUE RALLY.
Thursday, August i2, will be Epworth
Rally Day and the services will be in
charge Of Rev. w. Il. Greenfield. pastor Of
silverbrook NJ. e. Church. and President
Of the Wilmington District Epworth
League. There will be a great outpouring
Of young people from all of the churches.
In the district
Tuesday, August Il. will be Temperance
M.
Union. Of New Castle county viii have
charge Of the morning service and tho
speaker will be Mrs. Cora e. seberry. a
national organizer Of that body. The Anti
Saloon League, of Delaware will be in
charge OF the afternoon services and the
speaker will be the Rev. George W.
Young. d. d.. of Louisville, Ky, an ora
tor Of national reputation. II is thought
that this rally will have an important
bearing on the local option election which
is 10 be held in rural New Castle next
year
| MUSIC A FEATURE.
The Rev. Thomas r. Vandyke, the
| chorrister, will make the music of the
camp a special feature. He will have the
assistance Of several prominent soloists.
and on Big Sunday. August %. the choir
and orchestra Of Union NJ. e. Church viii
be present and assist in alKthe services.
/ NOTES AND PERSONALS.
At present sixty-six cottages are occu'
! pied. as follows:
Asbury Avenue-Airs. Dawson, Mrs
! Haneway. S. c. Penrose, Mrs. T. j.
Phelps, A. NJ Peirce, Charles II. Gray
( Mrs. r. NJ Mcclure. Rev. II. Clay Turner,
i Mrs. NJ A. Taggart, Edward r. Midlarn.
DR.. j. S. Moreland, James Lewis.
Brandywine Avenue w. Shaffer. Mrs.
w. ]. Hamilton. oscar Muller. L. NJ. Lin
ton Mrs Buelah J. Pepper
Bethel Avenue-Miss Ella Woriow
Chcle-Afrs. Adeia Morgan. Mrs. Martin
Beadenkopf Joseph Buck A. W. Berley
Alfred Willing. II. r. Sergeant, Rev. w
f. CorlSran, Miss Ella Hance.
Elan Avenuc--1 Elmer Perry. c. f.
Robinson. Mrs Anna Smith. Mahlon Hill
les. Mrs. Charles wilkins. Mrs George
Reece.
Lebanon Avenue-J NJ. James The sun.
bonnet Inn. l.. w. Jordan.
Scott Avenue-John IL Nalion, William
Beleue, James Clayton, John Reybold
st. Paul Avenue-AIrs. NJ. L. Rambo. b
u. Wright. H. A. Langhead, George NJ
Fisher. Allan Lewis, p. c. Stoops and Mrs
e. c. McGinnis. W. H. Foulk, Miss Mar'
Crouch. w. ]. w. Hance.
Summit Avenue-Moyace Alexander J
d. Kurtz f. c. Mammele, James Hanson
II. L. Mckee. Mrs. Ella Rhodes. Edga
Delehay, j. T. Turner, J. T. Chandler
Mrs A. J. Watson.
Union Avenue Mrs L. b. McCaulley
NJ, c. Smith, Mrs. H. c. Cunningham
James NJ. d. Downoy. J. Clarence Green
George W. Cox Charles Tindall.
It is thought that in addition to thes
twenty more cottages will be occupied b.
Wednesday, the opening day.
Frank Penrose and family spent Sun
day at the Ponrose Cottage on Asbur,
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce were th'
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce yes
tcrday.
Mrs Horace Simmons has returned Il
her home in Wilmington after spending
= several days with Mrs. r. NJ Mcclure, OF
Asbury avenue. Miss Sarah Talley j
Mrs. McCmre's guest
Miss Helen Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs
4 Harry Crudder and daughter OF PhilsdeI
phia were the guests Of Mrs. W. J. Hsmil
4 ton. on Brandywine avenue yesterday
n. r. Cunningham. G. l. Bnderbsck an
4 Miss Elsie Cunningham spent Sunday a
a the Linton Cottage on Union avenue.
Miss Henrietta Prettyman has been Wis
2 iing Miss Margaret Cox on Union ave
q nue.
AIR and Mrs. John r. Mortimer and MI
n and Mrs Prescott Johnston were tn
a guests of II. L. Mckee yesterday on Sum
NIT Avenue
Miss Gladys Lane. Of Seaford. DEL wi
spend the time Of the camp with Mis-
a Helena Mammelle on Summit avenue.
Mrs smith Outten is the guest OF A. "
4 Briley on the Circle.
Every person who visits the cam
should sec "Sunbonnet Inn," corner O
81 Hance and Lebanon avenues. Here abide
g six school marms from Chester.
George b. Keener. of Philadelphia. !
q visiting Oscar Mullin on Brandywne ave
n nue..
The Rev. John NJ Holmes. Of Alexar
t dria. Va who is to be at the camp o
August Is and 10 is one OF tho ablest mir
II listers Of the Maryland Conference, G
Methodist Protestant Church and as
Z campmeeting preacher he is specially abb
This will be DR.. Holmes first appearance
at Brandywine Summit.