Evening journal., 1910-08-19
SUMMIT CAMP
NEARING END
Closing Service viii be One Of
Prayer on Tuesday
Morning
EVERYBODY HAPPY
DESPITE RAINY WEEK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP, |
Aug. 19-The tenters at Brandy |
wine Summit are talking about Big |
Sunday" and the close OF the camp. |
which will take place next Tuesday |
morning. The Rev. II. c. Turner, OF |
Brandywine Church, will preach the |
closing sermon on Monday evening, |
and the camp will close with a prayer
service on Tuesday morning,
This has been a very rainy sea-
son." said Superintendent /. Elmer
Perry. but In all the years OF my
connection with the camp I have never
heard so little complaining. Every
body seems happy"
Today Evangelist w X Galloway
preached the morning sermon, and
the Rev. q. T. Anderson, of Newark.
was the preacher of the afternoon.
This evening the Rev. c. W. Moore,
Of Hopewell, Md, will occupy the
pulpit.
Yesterday was perhaps the most
| interesting day of the camp so far.
II was observed as Home Missionary
Day and despite the threatening
weather there was a good attendance
al all the services. Irving II. Mack
the singer Of Philadelphia. and Adam
Geible. the blind composer, also OF
Philadelphia, conducted the singing
AT 1890 o'clock the Rev. c. A. Hill,
of ST. Paul's Church, Wilmington.
preached a very able sermon from
Luke 6, 3s; And that repentance and
remission Of sins should be preached
in his name among all nations, be-
ginning at Jerusalem"
a "a
the children's service and the little
folks led by Professor J. Irving
Mack and the Rev. r. r. Vandyke,
by the Roam sisters of Chester, and a
solo by Professor Adam Geible. The
subject Of Aubrey Vandever's chalk
talk was Opportunity"
The speaker of the afternoon was
the Rev r. W. Kenney, Of Tioga
Church. Philadelphia, who discussed
city evangelization. Dr. Mckinney
entered a protest against the sale
of down town churches. These
churches" he declared, should be
supported by the rich, uptown
churches for the benefit OF the poor
and the stranger who live within their
shadow"
The largest congregation, except
those Of Sunday, was present at the
young peoples meeting at o'clock
Professor Geible sang a solo and Dr
Mckinney conducted q Bible exercise
As the last hymn was being sung the
audience arose and gave Professor
Mack and Gelble a Chatauqua, ex
pressing their appreciation of the ser
vices, which they had rendered dur
ing the day.
The speaker at the O'Clock servic
was the Rev. j. W. Easley. superb
tendent OF the Wilmington City MiI
sionary Society.
The programme for tomorrow
as follows:
1910 O'Clock. the Rev c. W. Moor,
Of Hopeweli: 800 o'clock, the Re-
Robert Comfy. of Elan. Pa; "a
o'clock, the Rev. d. J. Gevan, O
Madeley Church. Wilmington.
Notes and Personals.
The friends of Miss Elizabeth Hall
who is preparing the Deaconess worl
in the Training School at Washing
ton, presented her with a very beau
tful shawl. The presentation ad-
dress was made by Mrs. NJ r. Lin,
coin. Of Wilmington. to which Miss
Nall made a fitting response. Those
Mary McKaig, Mrs. NJ. r. Lincoln
Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. T. r. Vandyke
Mrs. l.. o. Porter, Mrs. w. D. Had.
dock, Mrs. f. j. Larrimore and Mrs
Anna Mcclure.
The Misses Talley, Of Linwood Pa
are visiting Mrs. Lydia Hanaway on
Asbury avenue.
Mrs. Anna Mcclure entertained Mrs
Mary Markley and Mrs. George B
Lewis. Of Wilmington.
The Rev. j. w. Easley was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Haddock
Mrs. William Bray and Mrs. Alfred
Smith, OF Wilmington, and Mrs
Haskley, of Philadelphia, are staying
with Mrs. L. o. Porter.
Mrs. Hilbert Slaughter and Mrs
Talley spent the day with Mrs. j "
Nation on Scott avenue
DR.. George r. Foulke and daugh.
ters. Marjorie and Elizabeth, Of vii
mington. visited W H. Foulke on st
Paul avenue.
Miss Nelly May has returned TO hei
home in Wilmington.
Mrs. Rufus Day, of Wilmington, il
the guest of Miss Ella Worrilow.
Mrs. J. X. Nipple is entertainini
Mrs. George Palmer. Miss Edna Pal
mer and Miss Evlyn Corey, Of Wes
Chester.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Grubb and Miss
Ida f. Bryson. of Wilmington, ans
Mr. and Mrs J. p Pounds, Of Jack
sonville. visited Mrs Ella Rhoads.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Cox, of Booth
Corner, Pa, are spending some TIM
with their daughters on Sunni
avenue
The Rev. and Mrs. j. ID. c. Hanni
had as their guests Professor Adam
Geible, Professor Irving II. Mack ant
the Rev. T. w. Mckinney, of Phila
delphia.
Mrs ]. O. Reynolds and Miss Heller
Reynolds, OF Wilmington, spent tn
day with Mrs. H. c. Cunningham a
the Linton Cottage on Union avenue
Mrs. j. W. Hopkins and son. Robert
Of Wilmington, are~the guests Of Mrs
Minor c. Smith.
Walter Weldon, of Pittsburg, 4
staying with Mrs. Howard Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Elmer Perry enter
tained John Higgins. of New port
and Miss Edith Thatcher. Of VII
mington.
Miss Blanch Diffendall, OF Whining
ton. is visiting Mrs. E. r. Williams.
Miss Helen Reed, of Wilmington,
staying With Mrs. George Reed, o.
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