Evening journal., 1910-08-13
LITTLE SUNDAY"
AT SUMMIT CAMP
Temperance Forces Will Have
Charge of Service in
Tented Grove
Special to TIL EVENING JOURNAL

Special to TIL EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. 13.-Tenters at Brandywine
Summit Camp are preparing for q
great day tomorrow. For the first
time in the history of the camp
Little Sunday" will be observed as
Temperance Day" It is expected
that there will be a larger gathe ing
of the temperance hosts and that
this meeting will have an important
bearing on the coming wet and dry
election in New Castle county. The
Anti-SalOOn League will have charge
of the services, and strong and in
teresting program has been prepared.
At 1890, the Rev. p. A. Baker, ID. D.,
national superintendent of the anti
saloon, will preach. At o'clock the
speaker will be Judge W. A. Cow
ington, of Georgia. At 7.30 o'clock
the Hon w. n. Berry, of Pennsyl-
vania, will occupy the platform. The
special music will be furnished by
the Daley Quarette. of Philadelphia.
In the midst of the preparation for
Sunday, the services of to-day we're
not forgotten.
The Rev. Mr.. Latshaw, of Rock
land, was the speaker of the after
noon. The evening sermon will he
by the Rev. j. M. Arters, of Will
mington.
Camp yesterday was unusually
quiet Small congregations listened
TO the discourses of the Rev. G. y.
Anderson, of Newark, who preached
at 1890 o'clock and the Rev. John
White, of Wilmington, who preached
at 3 o'clock. Perhaps the most in
teresting service of the day was the
children's meeting at 100 o'clock.
There was a large attendance of the
little folks. The Misses Roam, OF
Chester, sang a duet, and Miss Ethel
Clark. of Media, Pa, rendered a very
effective solo. Aubrey Vandever in
his chalk talk took the children to
Washington to see the parade of the
International Sunday School Conven-
ton.
Many visitors came out for the
evening and a large congregation
greeted the Rev. r. w. Mcdowell, pas
tor of Mt. Pleasant NJ. 70. Church, who
preached an excellent sermon from
Matt. S-11. And l say unto you that
many shall come from the east and
the west and shall sit down with
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob In the
kingdom of heaven" Preceding the
sermon a very effective quartette
was sung by the Rev. T. r. Vandyke,
the Rev. G.. G. Williams, Miss Cor
della Mann and Miss Elizabeth Hail.
Notes and Personals.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Layfield,
of FELTON,, arrived to-day to spend the
season with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Lauhead on st. Paul's avenue.
Miss Ethel Pyle, of Elan, Pa. spent
the day with Miss Margaret Pickett
at the Hannaway Cottage on Asbury
avenue.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. R. vandyke
are entertaining Mrs Vandyke's
mother and sister, Mrs. John Hall and
Miss Elizabeth Hall.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Jaquette. OF Newark
is the guest of Mrs. ]. G.. Thompson
| Scott avenue and the Circle.
Mrs. Ellen Hender, Hartman Hendel
and Howard Hender visited Mr.. anS
Mrs. A. W. Brilely on the Circle.
Miss Mary Crouch has as he
guests Mrs. Thomas Benson ant
daughter, Miss Madaline. of Balti
more.
Among the Interested visitors a
the camp each year are Miss Nell,
and Lulu Marshall, of Charlottville
Va. They are staying with Mrs
Rambo at st. Pauls boarding table.
Miss DIN and Mildred Brown. o
Wilmington, are the guests Of Mrs
]. w. Shaffer on Brandywine avenue
Mrs. ~ c. Cunningham and daugh
ter, Miss Elsie, have returned from ;
visit to Ocean Grove. They will b'
at the Linton Cottage on Union ave
nue.. the rest of the season.
Mrs. III. NJ. Pedrick and children
Mildred, Wallace and Elizabeth, have
returned to their home in Wilmington
after spending several weeks at The
Linton Cottage on Union avenue.
Miss Florence Petit De Mango, o
Booths Corner, Pa, is the guest o.
Miss Emma Grub on Summit avenue
Mrs J. T. Turner is entertaining
Mrs. e. J. Martin. Mrs. Edgar Della
hany and son, Edgar, Of Wilmington
Bayard Wilson, of Philadelphia
spent the day with Miss Emma Wilson
on Summit avenue.
Mrs. Clark Pyle. Of ELAN, Pa. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore. of Beave
Valley, are guests at the Galbratl
Cottage on the Circle.
Miss Ella Todd, OF Philadelphia, I
staying with Miss Ella Worrilow a
her new cottage on the Circle.
The friends of Miss Bessie Pen
rose gave her a tin shower last even
ing in honor of her birthday. Thos
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. f. N
Linton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollings
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaffel
the Rev. and Mrs II. c. Turner, Mr.:
James r. Chandler. Mrs. n. c. Gun
ningham, Mrs. G.. L. Bilderback, Mr..
. b. ]. Pepper, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Pal
mer, Mrs. r. J. Phelps, Mrs. F.
: Iarrimore. Mrs. Anna Mcclure, Mr.
John Nation. Mrs. James Clayton
Mrs. William III. Beetle. Mrs. Lol
Hess. Mrs. NJ. A. Taggart, Mrs. job
s Moreland. Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Jone
MIR. and Mrs. William G.. Jones, Mis-
Elsie Cunningham. Miss Bessie Bank
Miss Marian Pepper, Charles Peppe
w. u. Linton, George Mercy,
M. Fisher. J. II. Bartlett, II. T. Sci
giant and I. III. Eaton were camp VII
itors to-day.
The new lights furnished by ii
Ladies' Auxiliary have been hum
over the pulpit desk and there is mo-
| light on the scriptures than 70
] merly. The amount expended by n
auxiliary I'm improving the Marqu
: was 5000 and not 500. as reported
/; THE EVENING JOURNAL Of laI
evening.
II INDIAN MOUNDS LOCATED.
| Historian Expects Them to- Vie
Many Relics of Red Men.