Evening journal., 1910-08-22
SUMMIT CAMP
ENDS TONIGHT
Big Sunday Services Attended
by Largest Crowd in His
tory Of Woods Meeting
STIRRING SERMONS
MAKE DAY MEMORABLE


Church. The grounds will be brill
iantly Illuminated. After the sermon,
the usual parade will take place
Many visitors are expected to witness
the close of the camp.
AT least three thousand people Wis
tied the grounds yesterday. The SER
vices OF the day began at a. m,
with a love feast conducted by the
Rev f. G. MacSorley. At 1890 o'clock
the Rev. E. l.. Hoffecker preached a
practical sermon from Isa. 3S. /:
Cry aloud, spare not, lift up thy
voice like a trumpet and declare
unto my people these transgressions
and 10 the hous of Jacob their sins. "
, Perhaps the largest congregation
that ever gathered for a children's s
service on the grounds was present al
1.3O o'clock The musical features
were a chorus by a class Of little girls.
a duet by Caroline Vandever and Au-
brey Vandever, Jr, and a solo hy AL
bert Haddock Aubrey Vandevers
chalk was on the Sunday school les
son of the day. Going up to Jerusa-
lem" The collection amounted TO $50
making 500 for the season, the larg-
est Offering the children have ever
made.
AT O'Clock the Rev Charles e.
Guthrie, OF Hamline Church Wash
ington, d c., preached from John
.. 2: Now / See" DR.. Guthrie's
theme was the Value of Experience
in Religion" AT the close of this
sermon, the revival fires began to
! burn and one person was converted.
There was another large congrega-
| ton present at the young peoples
meeting az $50 o'clock. The double
quartette, Of Epworth Church, sang a
selection and Arthur Wilson. of VIII
mington, sang a solo The address to
the young People was given by the
Rev. T. A. Vandyke. the camp choir
lister.
The Rev F. c. MacSorley. of
Townsend, preached the evening SER
mon from Hebrews @ 3: How shall
we escape, if we neglect so great
salvation?" A double uuartette from
Epworth Church. composed of Arthur
B. Wilson. William Raymond. William
p. White. David Baker. William Mask.
John A. Booker. Harrington Jones
and Charles Robinson was present
| throughout the day and added much
pleasure and profit to the services
Notes and Personals.
Visitors At the penrose Cottage. on
Asbury avenue, were Miss Anna J
Walton. Irwin Gerhart and Herber
: Glen, OF Philadelphia; Miss Frances
A Palmer, Mrs Anna G. Palmer. Mis-
5 Bessie #. Penrose, Mr.. and Mrs. W
70 G.. Jones and son. Samuel Penrose
3 William 70. Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. n c. Armstrong an,
7 Miss Marion Davis, of Newark. wer
y the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre,
e Willing.
: Joseph Middleton, Miss Elsie Mid
5 dleton, and Miss Anna Grantlan,
spent the day with Mr.. sand Mrs
Charles +. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaffer's guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Magee, o
; Bordentown. N. j.; Miss Sarah C
Blore. of Camden, N j.; Mrs. Benia
min Sidwell, OF Chester: Mrs II. c
Valentine. of Marcus Hook. and Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson Slaughter, of Viii
mington.
Miss Clara r. Murgatroyd enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. James Yarnall
Joseph II. Jones, Jr.. and W. c. Muir.
gatroyd and family.
Mrs. G. w. Cooley, Mrs. Lucy
Foster, Mrs. William Smith, of New
Castle, spent the day with Mrs. NJ
A. Taggart.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli c
Welch were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. I
Purks, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Potts
/ William Welch. Mrs. Harry Day, Mrs
y Eva Gorts, Mrs. Brown, Miss Corin,
Mousley, Mrs. Florence Mousley, thu
, Rev. Mr.. Latshaw, Mr.. and Mrs
/, Leonard Purks and son. James Chan
. dler Purks, William Seal, Miss Mar.
n Welch and Mr.. and Mrs. George Gar
n rett, Mr. and Mrs. John f. Mousle
-e and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Welch.
q The Rev. and Mrs. John White on
tertained Harry w. White. MIR. an
Mrs. William p White, Miss Edn
Strong, Arthur Wilson, MIR. and Mr.
at George e. King, Mrs. John A. Booke
v Mrs. Irene Day. Mrs. j. Edwin Stroni
nj Mrs. William Biddle and Giffor
ho Lewis.
IN Miss Ida Foulk, Henry Foul
M Fred Whitehead, Willard Foulk. Mi,
Fennimore are the guests of w. ]
Foulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Fisher hi
nd as their guests Wesley Meetur.
re East Orange, n. j.. and James +. Du
NJ ker, of Wilmington.
on Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Reed, Richa
10 Reed, Miss Hannah Reed, Mrs. Sari
dE go ANf 1RhA'A AAaAANM anu waiter ~
wards visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph !
Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Elmer Perry q
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Elwo
q Springer. Miss Ida Springer and Mi
Edna p. Thatcher.
Mrs William Griffith is occupyil
her cottage on Lebanon avenue.
Miss Hazel Lyman, Miss Lei
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes Al
son, and Aubrey Vandever, Jr., Wis
ed Aubrey Vandever on st. Paul ay
nue..
Miss Ella Hance had as her gues
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Barlow, Mr.. al
Mrs Albert Founders. Mr.. and Nj
Ira Williams, Mrs Thomas Yarna
Mrs. Harriet Petitdemange, Mr.. al
Mrs. Louis Hance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parnell, Atwood Pierce. Mrs. Jes
Milmire and daughter, Misses VIII
fred AMI Emma Weldin, and Mr.. a.
rs, Mrs. n. c. Cleaver.
an Visitors of Mr. and Mrs II.
aid Loughead were Miss Blanche Layfe
Gle and John Todd. Of FELTON,: Mr.. a
his Mrs. Frank Vernon. Miss Dorot
al Vernon, Miss Mary Vernon.
be Mrs. S. H. Foulke entertained Nj
on Anna Sager, of Johnstown, N. Y.
Miss Laura Belts, of Philadelph
ne Candy MAY, Miss Sadie Sullivs
a Joseph Steward c. R. Harding and
ly B. Woodruff visited Mrs. Howa
= / T..