Evening journal., 1910-08-20
BIG SUNDAY
AT THE SUMMIT
Clear Weather Needed to
Make the Day the
Best Ever
DAYS PREACHING
TALENT OF THE BEST

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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. 20.-If the weather conditions
are favorable, there will be a record
breaking crowd at Brandywlne Sum
NIT Camp tomorrow. The rain Of the
past week has kept many persons
away, and If tomorrow is fair they
will avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty Of visiting the grounds and taking
part In the services II will be the big
gest "Blg Sunday" In recent years. A
splendid program has been prepared
for the day. The services will begin
at 8 o'clock with a love feast in charge
OF the Rev. George Q. Williams, the
spiritual director. AT 1890 o'clock the
preacher viii be the Rev. f. L. Hof-
fecker, superintendent of the Whining
ton District. At 800 o'clock the Rev.
Charles +. Guthrie, of Hamlihe
Church, Washington, will preach. Az
745 o'clock the Rev. +. c. Macsorley,
of Townsend. Will occupy the pulpit.
These are strong preachers, and with
out doubt will delight the large con-
gregations, which will gather to hear
them. A quartette from Epworth
Church composed Of J. A. Booker, w.
p. White, Harrington Jones and Ar
thur Wilson will sing at every service
OF the day.
Spiritual Director Williams omitted
the morning service to-day, SO that the
tenters might have the opportunity to
make the necessary preparations for
big Sunday" but the other services
were held as scheduled. Aubrey Van
dever conducted the childrens service
at 1.3O o'clock and at 3 o'clock SER
mon was preached by the Rev. Rob
ert Comfy, of ELAN. Pa. The preacher
Of this evening wfll be the Rev. f. G.
MacSorley, of Townsend.
Yesterday was a quiet day in camp. |
About $3.50 O'Clock the sun, which had |
been hidden for several days, came out |
and was greeted by the tenters with |
songs of joy, There we're only small |
audiences at the services. Evangelist
Galloway preached at the morning
from II Cor. 9:15: Thanks be
Unto God for His Unspeakable Gift"
The feature of the children's meeting
was two solos. one by Miss Alice
Green, of Wilmington, entitled, Tell
Mother I'll BE There" the other by
Mis- Adelaide Watson, Of Washington,
entitled: "He Threw Out the Lifeline |
to Me" The latter solo Aubrey Van |
dever took as the subject Of an ef- |
fectiye chalk talk.
The Rev G. w. Moore, of Hopewell,
Md, preached the afternoon sermon
from Acts 1:S But ye shall receive
power After that the Holy Ghost has
come upon"
The Young Peoples was the only
services held in the evening, The lea-
lures OF which we're a solo by the Rev
G. c. Williams and an address, by the
Rev. Mr.. Moore. the preacher Of the
afternoon. The Womdn's Auxiliary met
in the Marquet at 2 o'clock. There was
a large attendance. The treasurer,
Mrs J. w Shaffer. OF Wilmington, re-
ported all Sllls paid, and substantial
balance. The auxiliary agreed to pay
the pianist Of this year, and also ap-
poinsed a committee, consisting Of
Mrs Lottie Drayton, Mrs. ]. d. G.
/ Hanna. Mrs. H. ID. Ross and Mrs. l.. w.
Jordan, to confer with the trustees
with reference TO music for next year.
II is the purpose of the management
/ to have the best musical talent next
/ season that can be obtained.
Notes and Personals.
H. Henderer. of Wilmington, spent
/ the evening with Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce at
/ the Blue Bell on Asbury avenue.
Mrs. Williams has returned to camp
after spending few days at home in
| Wilmington.
B. d. Wright and son. Hervey, Of
Chester, we're automobile visitors yes
terday
Mrs Martha Pennock is the guest of
Mrs. Rambo at the st, Paul boarding
table.
Mrs. o. B. Clark has returned to her
home I'm Wilmington after spending
some time with Mrs. Rambo.
Miss Mildred Gym. OF Townsend,
and Miss Elsie Morrow, OF Wilmington
are staying with Miss Alice and Nelly
Brown on the CiRcle.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson, of Whining
ton. and Miss K. Griffin. of Clayton,
have returned to their homes after
spending some time with the Misses
Brown.
A. ]. Watson. of Washington, is at
his cottage on Summit avenue for the
remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. T. Carver are en-
tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Penrose Tally,
Miss Mary Ebright and George Eb-
right.
Mrs. Lottie Drayton has as her guest
Miss Emma Betelle, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Florence Deakyne and daugh-
ter, Florence. of Wilmington. and Mrs.
John T. Means, OF The Cedars, are at
the FernwOod Cottage, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hollingworth
are entertaining Mrs. Hannah H. Pal.
mer, of Wilmington
The Rev. G.. c. Williams is receivine
general commendation for the manner
, in which he conducted the services o.
the camp. He has sought i'm every wa,
70 promote the spiritual interests o.
the people.
Friendship Club Members.
The Ninth Ward Friendship Col
ored Republican Club has organized
with the following members: DO,
Bolden, president; Charles f. Hill