Evening journal., 1910-08-23
SUMMIT CAMP
COMES TO CLOSE
MethOdiStS Unite in walk
Around After Hearing
Last Sermon
AGREE THAT CAMP
WAS A SUCCESS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug 23.-The forty-ffth session of
Brandywine Summit Camp came to a
close this morning with a brief pray
er service In the auditorium The
most of the campers returned to their
homes today, but some will remain
for few days TO enjoy the quiet Of
the woods.
The Rev. George c. Williams, the
/ spiritual director. the Rev. r. r. Van
dyke, the chorister, and l. Elmer Per-
ry, superintendent Of grounds worked
very hard and their efforts have been
crowned with success. It is gener-
ally agreed that this has been one OF
the most pleasant camps of recent
years.
Yesterday the second wash day" OF
the camp was very quiet, which the
J campers greatly enjoyed after the
rush OF big Sunday"
The children's service az 80 o'clock
was the FIRST of the day. There was
very large attendance, almost every
child in the camp being present. Solos
We're sung by Miss Ethel Clark, OF
Media Miss Anabelie Groves, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Caroline Vandever.
of Wilmington. Aubrey Vandever
gave his last chalk talk for the season,
taking for his subject Going HoIae."
AZ the conclusion of the lesson, the
children, led by Richar& Turner and
Ralph Cooper. carrying American
flags, matched around the circle
singing, Sunshine" Throw Out the
Life Line" and other familiar hymns.
The features of the young peoples
meeting was a solo by Miss Anabelle
Groves, duet by Miss Caroline VAN
deyer and Miss Cardelia Mann, and
an address by Aubrey Vandever, the
children's leader Mr. Vandever spoke
by request and gave an interesting
talk on "Thankfulness."
The Rev. II. G. Turner, OF Brandy.
= wine ChurN preached the ciosinl
sermon from Nal. 81. And spirAte
A altar service followed conducted I
M Evangelist w. X. Galloway
,e The grounds ~>Nere brilliantly III
a. minated and preseh-ccA very peau
ha sal appearance, when 'S.to> annual
on rade began IL was led by ( zSl1
M Harold Winner. A great compa
of walked around the circle singing I
he old hymns which the Methodists ha
is sung az their campmeetlngs for nc
than a hundred years.
IL Notes and Personals.
u, Miss Mary Snoddin. Of Media, spe
M tho day with Miss Virginia Nipple Z
le the circle
re DR. and Mrs. George Foulk, Of wi
r. mington. visited W. II. Foulk. on S
Paul avenue.
\ Among the guests at the Uniol
\ Boarding Tables are s. B. Gray. War
: ner Gray and Harry Trimball. oI
s Northeast, Md
Miss Clara Gray of Wilmington. Il
staying with Miss Anna Greenfield on
! Summit avenue.
A party of young people from Bran
dywine Church came out on a straw
ride to witness the close OF the camp.
I In the party weer Elizabeth Town
send. Bessie Quigley. Clarine Webb.
Elizabeth Webb, Hattie Burroughs,
E Chissie Burroughs, FAME Adams. Belle
} Parry. Lilly Saust, Mr.. and Mrs Char
S les Burrier. Martha Burrier. Mary
! Burrier, Jennie Burrier, Lucy Dunn
S Maggie DeVinney, Alice Van Pelt. Ell
sic Bryan, Mrs VIM Grimes, Mrs
+ Bryan, Mrs. Ward, Mable Fisher, Lee
p roy Grimes. Lewis Reed. Edward Will
? bank. Walter Grimes, Roscoe Ingram
s Lambert Bratton. Earl Donaldson
/. Clarence Burroughs, Frank Quigley.