Evening journal., 1912-08-16
Gayety in With Summit Worship

Literature" and tonight the Rev. p.
c. Wright will preach.
CAMP PERSONALS.
Mrs. J. Milton Davidson and daugh-
ter. Miss Priscilla Davidson, Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Lang, and Mrs. Clarence
Rohb were entertained yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Elmer Perry.
T. y. Ridgeway. Of Claymont. was
a guest of Or. and Mrs. J. ID. G. Han
ma yesterday.
The camp was glad to welcome
Samuel II Baynard yesterday. the
first time he has been out since it
opened The Baynard cottage also
had the following yesterday: Mrs.
Katherine zebley and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs C.. NJ. Banks. Miss Nettie
Baynard. Miss Virginia Baynard. and
Wales Davis.
DR.. George r. Foulk and children
were guests over night at the cot
tage of Mrs. William II. Foulk
Mrs. Virginia Hayden, Miss Lola
Anderson, Paul Cats, of Clayton, and
George G. Vail, we're visitors yes
terday at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Hayden.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Of
Chester Bethel, were guests yesterday
Of Mrs. NJ. r. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Carpenter,
Miss Bessie Carpenter, Harvey u.
Roberts, and Howard S. Glanding, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Glanding on Brandy
wine avenue.
Mrs. Beulah Pepper yesterday en-
tertained Mrs. Alice Blackwell, OF
Chester. Miss Irma Larramore and
Miss Marion Pepper, OF Whining
ton
Mrs. Harry Mckee had as visitors
yesterday, Mrs. Ella Dayett, and Mrs.
William ID. Haddock
Visitors entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Carver yesterday at
Hilltop were Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Mlssimer and daughter, James Will
son Talley and daughters, Joseph
Habbart and son, Rev. William Hab-
bart, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ebright and
daughters.
Alfred Willing Ia well-known
camper who has come out to the
grounds and his family are expected
today.
Union tables are happy to welcome
Mrs. Mary Seward who arrived last
night from Woodlawn camp.
Professor w. n Thomas. musical
director, will leave on Monday morn
ing for the closing days OF Rollins
vile Camp. There was a conflict OF
dates between the two camps, both
anxious to secure Professor Thomas
who is an extremely popular and sue
, cessful leader. The Ladies' Auxiliary
decided to release Mr. Thomas on
Monday morning. since he had given
/ Summit Camp the preference.
Mrs. J. B. Mahoney and Mrs. S. j
Mccall. Of Philadelphia, are at the
| Union tents until the close OF camp
Earl Clifford and Clarence Green
,Ir.. went on a second fishing excur.
sion yesterday but luck failed them
and they caught nothing. When they
/ got back to camp they expressed an
earnest hope that there we're no re-
porters around.
Mrs. Sarah Bord of Wilmington
and Howard Hancc. of Boothwyn, ar,
guests OF w. j. W. Hance.
The Rev. and Mrs. George White
Dawson entertained Mrs. w. +. Cork
ran at dinner yesterday. Mrs. w. d
Haddock and Mrs Ella Dayett callei
at the Dawson cottage
Mr. an Mrs John H. Short. AM
son J. Houston Mrs. Eliza Rulings
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White, o
Wilmington. were visitors al IN,
George NJ Fisher cottage yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Henderer
daughter. Miss Helen. and son. Col
Inns. called last night at the A. w
Brilely cottage.
Howard d. Ross motored out las
night to camp.
Mrs. II. n. Foulke Yesterday enter
tanned Mrs. Mary Jester and daugh
ter. Miss Margaret. Of Pittsburg. ant
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas zebley, o
Roothwynt
Or. J. s. Moreland drove out Il
camp tonight He met with an un
pleasant accident on the way out, hi
horse falling sustaining bruises A
the Moreland cottage on Asbury ave
nue. are Or. Moreland's brother
Thomas w. Moreland and his nephew
Master Gillette Moreland.
Miss Ella Worrilow entertaine
Mrs. A. J. Quimby and Mrs. Jane
Frank, of Media yesterday.
Mrs. John Booths visitors yester
day we're Mr.. and Mrs. William Der
rickson, OF Taleyville. Samuel Phi