Evening journal., 1909-08-20
MANY VISITORS
AT SUMMIT CAMP
Temperance Day Exercises
Attracted Hundreds Of Per-
sons to the Grove

this evening Evangelist Durham will |
occupy the pulpit
The temperance rally Of yesterday I
was largely attended, delegations being
present from Wilmington and almost
every section of Rural New Castle. The |
auditorium was decorated with flowers
and bunting. over the pulpit In view
Of the audience was tho motto, Going
on TO Victory, Sixteen thousand Sa-
looms have gone out of service since
1905" A feature Of the day was the
singing Of the j. 6. Daley Quartet
of Philadelphia. The days services
began at a. M. when Evangelist
Durham gave an interesting Bible
reading on Hebrews t3. 1.
At the 1880 service Rev. John NJ
Arters preceded The first speaker was
CLYDE T. Gray. field agent Of the New
Castle County Anti-License Campaign.
Committee. Mr. Gray dwelt principally
on the status of local option in Rural
New Castle.
/ The next speaker was Miss Marie C.
Brehm. of Chicago, lecturer Of the
committee on temperance of the Pres
/ byterian Church Miss Brehm has just
returned from the international Alco-
/ holic Congress, held in London, and she
told her audience something of that
great gathering
There was great audience at the
chlldren's meeting at l.SO.
Miss Annabellc Gioris sang an ef-
fective solo entitled Where He Leads
/ I'll Follow"-Tho subject of Aubrey
Vandevers chalk talk was Temper
ance." Rev. John NJ. Arters made q
brief address.
The speaker at the afternoon SER
vice was Rev. George W. Young Of
Kentucky. assistant superintendent Of
the Anti Saloon League in America.
Dr. Young took for his subject THE
Relation of the Church to the Saloon
There can be only war between
them. he declared. and the church
should be the agressor
There was large attendance at the
Young Peoples meeting The Daley
Quartet sang and Rev. ]. NJ. Holmes
made an address on soul saving.
Mrs. Mary b. Donnen, president Of
New Castle County W. c. T. U. pre-
sided at the evening service. "he
speakers we're Miss Marie G. Brohm
lof Chicago. and Mrs. J.. w Emerson
Of Wilmington.
Notes and Personals.
Misses Mary. Myrtle and Evelyn Tai
lev are occupying the Hannaway cottage
on Asbury avenue. They entertained yes
terday Mrs. T. IIanaway, and Mrs. Booth
Of Elan. Pa. Miss Hannah Booth anc
Miss Ada NJ. Rickey Of Morrsvillo. Pa
and Miss. Helen Booth, OF Wilmington.
Richard Dawson. James Dawson ant
Hamilton Duncan. of Bellevue, Miss Re-
becca webster Clark Webster, Mrs. Rob
ert Baldwin. Miss Elizabeth Baldwin.
CLAYTON. visited Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dawson on Asbury avenue.
Miss Mary Ethel Kate, a recent gradu
ate of the Wilmington High School, Il
spending the vsSek with her fellow grad
yates. Miss, Francis Palmer, Miss Esther
Good. Miss Iva Appleby and Miss Mel
lie I.awton at the Penrose cottage on As
bury avenue.
Mrs. r. NJ Mcclure entertained Mr.. an'
Mrs. T. L. Petit Miss Edna Talley, Mis-
Helen Winkler. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Clure. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Fonnimore, +. b. Tai
lev and f. Lewis Petit, Of Wilmington
, and Miss Gertrude Cfosan, Of Denton
Nd
The following members Of the Madele'
b W. c. r. L. attended the Temperance RAJ
iy Yesterday: Mrs. Mary IT, Hilles, Mrs
Edith Goodwin, Mrs. Belle Abbott Mrs. NJ
G Miller. Mrs. william quinn. Mrs. r. 7
Davis. Mrs. John V. Welch. Mr.. and Mrs
William Brown, Mrs. Annie Jones' Mrs
, Jennie Alexander. Mrs. william Goodwin
= Mrs. James Mohan, Mrs. Eliza Stranger
Mrs. Mary Dennis Mrs Clara b. Sutton
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, sutton. and daughter
i, Gladys.
Mrs. NJ A. Taggart entertained Mrs
Sarah Elliott. Mrs. Sarah Cullen and dau
chter Mrs L. w Emerson. of Whining
ton and Mrs. Mary B. Donuel Of New
ark.
Mrs. /. w Cook, Of Philadelphia Mrs
b d. McClain, and Miss Ida b. Mcclar
d are tho guests Of Mrs L. o. Porter, o
!. Asbury avenue.
J. Mrs. Frank wier, Of Denver Col, Mr.
Price Of Moore. Miss Baily, Of Media. ar
:, visiting Mrs Foulk, on tho Circle
Mrs. Ruel S. Loomis Of Wilmington
p DEL Is staying with Mrs James claytor
s on Scott avenue.
N While attending the Temperance Ral'
e Joseph Brosius was the guest OLA. W
n Brley. on the Circle.
u Earl Clawson Of Wilmington is visit
p ng Charles Pepper on BrandyWine az
enuc.
IF Nobel Hadley and Mrs. llillsley
Ie wilmington and Mrs. Aspirl and son. {
l. Baltimore spent the day at "Bachelc
Ie Hale" on BrandyWine avenue.
y AZ present there are M tcnts-and III
~ tents-apd the csmpmeeting population
~ campmeeting population is $50.
,e Mrs. william Banks. Mrs. Fanny Bank
y Mrs. NJ f. Carpenter and Steward HoI
ton. Of wilmington, and Mrs Lark
as Handy and Miss Emma Handy, Of Ca
30 penter, and Mrs. Giles and daughter Z
Of Booths Corner. spent the day with NJ
~ and Mrs. Alfred Banks on Leblanc
m avenue.
ls The Rev. John White, Mrs. Williai
A. Moore Mrs. John A. Brown, Mr.
a Mary Ger, Miss Louisa Ger, Rev. an
l. Mrs. John NJ. Arters of Wilmingto
I'll visited Mrs w. II. Owens on the circl
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. w. Hance enter
tanned Mrs W. II. Bancroft Of Berlii
Miss Buelah Harnet. Mrs.shrdlus
'ai Nd, Miss Buelah Harnet, Mrs. HowaI
ID. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. George w. We
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