Evening journal., 1910-08-11
SUMMIT CAMP
GETS STARTED
MethOdiStS Begin fifth
Annual Service in Tented
Grove
ENTHUSIASM MARKS
FIRST DAY SERVICES

special TO lftE EVENING JOOhNAll.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. 1.-THE Rev. j. A. Brewington,
of Boothwyn. Pa; the Rev T. Aid
erson, of Newark, and the Rev. G. L.
Hardesty, of Kent Island, Md, were
the preachers on the first day Of the
forty-ffth session of Brandywine
Summit Campmeeting. Every indi-
cation points on another successful
camp.
The opening service last evening
was well attended despite the rain
After spirited song service, brief
addresses were made by the Rev
George c. Williams, the spirited di-
rector; the Rev. T. R. Vandyke. the
choirister; Aubrey Vandever, the
leader of the children's meeting; the
Rev. John White and the Rev. H. c.
Turner. Mr.. Williams asked If there
were any in the audience who had
been present every camp from the
beginning. Miss Mary Crouch, for
merly of Wilmington. but now a resi-
dence i'm Baltimore. responded. say
ing that she had been present at
every camp, except one, for forty
four years.
The sermon of the evening was de-
livered by the Rev. J. A. Brewington,
of Boothwyn, Pa, from Proverbs II,
30. He that winneth souls is wise "
An enthusiastic altar service followed
the preaching. The program for to-
l. F.1
prayer service; 1890, sermon by the
Rev. H. c. Turner; 1.30, Childrens 5
Meeting; 2.30. sermon by the Rev. q
L. Hardesty; $50. Young Peoples
meeting; 7.45, sermon by the Rev
L. w. Mcdowell
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Welvin L. James, of Phila-
delphia. was the guest for the day Oi
her mother. Mrs. Laughed on St
Paul avenue.
B. d. Wright. of Chester, motoreC
TO camp to spend the evening with
his family.
William Hill and Clifford Lewis. o
Wilmington. were the guests of fh'
Rev. and Mrs. John White on Brandy
wine avenue.
Mrs. Stringfellow and sons. Edga
and Charles, spent the day will
Mrs. w. B. Roam on Brandywin
avenue.
Mrs. Edward Martin has returner
h. her home i'm Wilmington after
pleasant visit with Mrs. Arthur W
Brierley on the Circle
Miss Marian Brierley is on a visi
TO Ocean City. Md.
Miss Gladys Lane has returned Z
her home in Seaford after spending
week with Miss Helena Mammele o.
Summit avenue.
DR.. Marvin Hanna, of Philadelphi,
is the guest of his father the Rev. !
d. c. Hanna on Summit avenue.
Mrs G. L. Bilderback and Mrs. MAJ
garet Pedrick and children. Mildred
Wallace and Elizabeth. are occupyin
the Linton cottages on Union avenue
Miss COrnelia Mann, Of Wilmington
is staying with the Rev. and Mr.
Thomas R. Vandyke on Asbury ave
nue..
Edward and Margaret Pocket, {
Elan. Pa, are the guests of Mr.
Hanaway on Asbury avenue.
Earl Macanee, Of Wilmington.
spending some time with his siste
Mrs. Eber Jones on Asbury avenue
Mrs. Horace Livermore and son
Armon. Harry and Joseph. of Wi
Mcclure on Asbury avenue.
Albert Haddock. Of Wilmington,
staying with his aunt. Mrs. W.
HaddOck on Asbury avenue.
Mrs. NJ A. Taggart is entertainir
Mrs. Morris Taylor Mrs. McKaig ar
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Gray, all
Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Carter, of Wilmingto
is the guest Of Mrs. l.. o. Porter {
Asbury avenue.
Miss Lillian Anderson, of Wilmin
ton, will spend the camp season wi
Miss Cora Hatton on Scott avenue.
Miss Mabel Poinsitt, Of WilmingtO
is the guest o' Miss Myrtle Clayt'
on Scott avenue.
J. H. Bender and Miss Mage
Porter. of Oxford. Pa. are visitil
Levi Bender on the Circle.
George and Irving Booth, of Boot
wyn. are guests at the Booth Gotta
on the Circle.
Mrs. ]. X. Nipple is entertainil
Mrs. Thomas w. Johnson and Mi
Sarah Cooper.
Miss Annabelle Groves, of Philad,
phia, is the guest of Mrs. James Ha
son, on Summit avenue
Mrs. Bessie Banks. OF WilmingtC
is staying with Mrs. James T. Chan
Ter on Summit avenue
Mrs. McCaulley has as her gues
at the Union boarding table, M
Stella Williams, of Baltimore; NJ
Edwin J. Thomas. of Wilmington, a
kiss Florence Laird, of Philadelph
Miss Elizabeth Vandever, of w
pington. is visiting Miss Carroll
Vendever on st. Pauls avenue.
The reception rendered by I
Ladies' Auxiliary in the remodel
Marquet to the residents of the car
was a success I'm every way T
affair was arranged by a commit
of which Mrs. J. X. Nipple was
head. A musical and literary pi
gram was given and refreshmel
were served. About two hundred W.
present
Automobiles for Camp.
Auto cars will leave Wilmington
camp on the following schedule dai
Leave Seventh and Market. 8 a.
11.30 a. m Leave from in front
THE EVENING JOURNAL Off
Fourth and Shipley. p. m, and
D. m. Saturday nights. extra trip
o'clock from Opera House. Sunda
from Seventh and Market, 8, O.
1015. 11.15 a. m. 115 and 2.30 p.
Extra trips can be arranged "
Spencer H. Foulke.