Evening journal., 1910-08-16
CAMP DAYS
NEARING END
Monday Proves Quiet Day
With MethOdiStS at Tented
Grove Services
EPWORTH LEAGUE DAY
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED

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BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP. |
Aug. 16.-The days set apart for the
/ forty-fifth session OF Brandywine
Summit Camp are swiftly passing.
/ The tenters are being benefited both
socially anr religiously. Much in
terest is shown in every service in
the auditorium. The preachers today
were the Rev. J. T. Richardson, of
/ Goodman Church. and the Rev. e. c.
Sunfeld, of Perryville, Md This
evening the Rev. Mr. Sunfeld will
again occupy the pulpit
Tomorrow will be a day Of special
interest as it has been set apart as
Epworth League Day. The Rev. J.
Harry Mitchell, of Newport, presi-
dent of the Wilmington District Ep-
porth League will preside. The pro-
gramme for the day is as follows:
1890 a. m, the Rev. w. +. Habbard,
of Ridgley, Md; 800 p. m, the Rev.
/ Wilbur V. Mallalieu, of Baltimore;
7.45 p. M, the Rev Samuel McWil-
liams, of Philadelphia. A large chorus
of young people, under the direction
of the Rev. r. r. Vandyke, will fur
nish the music.
As there was no service yesterday
morning the tenters spent the time
in resting and visiting Washouts
were in evidence back OF the cottages.
The Rev. d. II. Willis, of Kingswood
Church, preached at o'clock from
Matt. 16. 3: 20 ye hypocrites. ye can
discern the face of the skies, but ye
canont discern the signs of the
time" The Rev. J. T. Richardson, OF
Goodman Church, preached at the
evening service, taking for his text,
John 3, 16: For God so loved the
world that He gave His only begot-
ten son that whosoever believeth on
Him should not perish but have ever
lasting life"
AS usual the children's meeting was
the most largely attended servi of
! the day. Aubrey Vandever. the lead
er, is very much gratihed with the
showing the little folks are making.
Already the collection is far in ad-
vance of last year. The chalk talk
> was appropriate TO wash day Mr..
Vandever drew on the blackboard a
clothes line and hung IL full of scrip
tural promises, and from each prom
Use drew a practical lesson.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs r. Ferris Mcclure OF Henry
( Clay, is the guest OF Mrs. Annie Nc.
, Clure on Asbury avenue.
/, Mrs Clark Thompson, OF Whining.
ton. is staying with Mrs. J.. c. Thomp-
a son.
Miss Elizabeth Vandever. who has
, been visiting Miss Caroline Vande-
yer on ST. Pauls avenue, has re-
turned to her home I'm Wilmington.
n c. Cunningham, who is spending
some time at the Linton cottage on
ITnfon 81 10. eel
in the Brandywine, with the luck Of
the average fisherman
Miss Helen and Ethel Clark have
have returned to their home in Media
after visit to Mrs. Lottie Drayton
on the Circle.
Mrs. Margaret Faust, the Oldest
woman on the grounds is staying with
Mrs. n. c. Cunningham at the Linton
{ cottage on Union avenue. Mrs. Faust
has passed her eighty-fourth birthday
and is still active.
Richard Dawson and Miss Mary
Dawson, of Newton Square, Pa, are
= spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. p Dawson on Union avenue
, Mrs. X. S. Loomis, of Wilmington,
? is the guest of Mrs. James Clayton
- on Scott avenue.
C Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Palmer and
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Firbin had as
their guests at FernwoOd Cottage Miss
Catharine Glanding of Philadelphia,
Miss Irene Petit de Mango, Booths
Corner and Harry Fisher, of Brandy
wine Springs.
Mrs. Lottie Drayton entertained
Joseph Mendenhall, Miss Mamie Men
Denial and Daniel Green.
Mr.. and Mrs William p Zebley, OF
{ ] ,E Ia.
Z. Corner, Miss Mable Powers, OF Phila-
e delphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
S M. Cox.
r DR.. j. Marvin Hanna, Miss Evelyn
5. Shelly, J. Stewart Patton, of Phila-
p delphia, are the guests Of the Rev
+ and Mrs. J. ID. c. Hanna.
= Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Alexander en-
y tertained John J. Harris, of Rockland
\ and Carl WoOlsey, of Chesapeake City
t Nd
g Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ely had as their
e guests Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Palmer
and daughter Edna of West Chester
u Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Wilder, of Chester
y Heights. W. J. Weldin. of Pittsburg
q Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Douglas, Mr. and
q Mrs. William lnderleid and daughter
e Dorothy, of Wilmington, visited Mr.
a and Mrs. L. w. Jordan.
u Elizabeth the infant daughter Of
S Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ridgway was bap-
tized at the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs
u T. b. Ridgway by the Rev. j. ID. c
l. Hanna of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Willing enter.
tanned James Hand. of Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Guest of Marshall
e ton
II The Ladies' Aid Society of Brandy
Ie wine N. L. Church will visit the CAM
II Thursday. They will be the guests
" of Mrs. Annie Mcclure on Asbur,