Evening journal., 1912-08-15
Pan-BeH Serenade Jars Camp

Afternoon and young peoples ser
vices enjoyed the leadership OF the
three musical directors. Many new.
songs we're practiced and the spirited
hearty singing sounded through the
grove with very beautiful effect.
As Hall and Mack had TO leave be-
fore the evening service, 15 minutes
song service was held with a chorus
choir Of 150 voices. The music was
worth coming miles to hear, and the
audience filled the tabernacle
The Rev. E. c. Sunfeld yesterday
morning gave an eloquent plea for
financial supporth of the Wilmington
City Missionary Society, of which he
is the corresponding secretary. He
gave the number OF unchurched viii
mingtonians as 10000, but there was
vigorous dissent at placing the figure
so high from many campers Mr.. Sun
field gave 5000 as the number OF
Methodists in Wilmington.
Or. Alpha G. Kynett, recording Sec
retary OF the Home Mission and
Church Extension Board urged the
audience to help the work OF that
board. and John S. Mcconnell spoke
/ in behalf of the same board from
layman's standpoint They took up
the city, western, negro, and immi-
grant problems
A male chorus appeared for the
/ first time yesterday sand' sang splen-
didly
CAMP VISITORS.
1 Mr.. and Mrs l. Elmer Perry are en-
tertainiDg Miss Edith Robinson of
Wilmington, and John Higgins Of
Newport, at their cottage on Elan ave
nue..
Miss Alfredo Benson Of Haddon
Heights, n. j., and Miss Anna Nc
Kinney OF Erie, are the guests Of Mrs.
H. n. Foulke, on the Circle.
The Rev. George White Dawson and
Mrs Dawson entertained at their cot
tage on Asbury avenue yesterday,
Mrs. Eunice Bennett. OF No. 515 Della
more Place. Wilmington, and Mrs.
Mary Rosenheim, of South Carolina.
Mrs. Rosenheim is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bennett. an active worker IN
Harrison Street church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Dawson have the
thanks of the press representatives
on the grounds for a treat of very fne
peaches.
Mrs. l.. b. McCaulley is entertaining
Mrs Arthur Allston and daughter,
Miss LYDIA Allston, and w. Kennard
Grant.
Miss Laurabelle Williams. who has
been visiting Mrs. McCaulley, re-
turned yesterday to her home In West
Chester.
Or. and Mrs. j. d. G. Hanna enter
tanned ]. Lincoln Hall and Irving M.
Mack at dinner last night at their
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Philadelphia singers are old friends Of
Dr. and Mrs. Hanna.
Mrs. George Palmer is hostess to
Mrs. Mary Stampe, of Columbia, s. q"
and Mrs. Charlotte Beale, OF Chester
Heights. George Palmer came out TO
the camp last night and will remain
for several days.
Mr. Palmer thinks some railroad
conductors need instructing. They
omitted to call out "Brandywine Sum
nit" In their list of stations, and that
happens TO be the most important
place on the map OF Pennsylvania
this week
Miss Anna Hendrickson is visiting
Miss Ely.
Miss Lizzie Martin was out at
camp for Home Missionary Day.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ @. Cunningham are
entertaining Mrs G. l.. Bilderbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bllderbach have just re-
turned from ten days trip TO Ocean
Grove, n J.
Mrs. wilbur +. Corkran is the
guest of Mrs Mayrice r. Alexander.
The Rev w. r. Corkran was pro-
vented by a prayer meeting at Union
church, from being evening preacher.
Mrs. Frank Pennington. Mrs. Phoebe
Poole, Miss Carrie Poole, OF Booths
Corner, and Herbert Day OF Brandy
wine hundred. we're guests at Mrs
John Husbands cottage yesterday
Mrs. John Booth entertained MI
and Mrs. Frank Chandler OF Chelsea.
Yesterday. on Monday she had as
guests Mr. and Mrs. William Bird, Of
Silversidcs
Today is ground rent day, and Mi
nor {. smith, OF the trustees WAS a
reception committee for the pay
ments.
The Rev C R. Neese was preacher
last night
Miss Bertha Hayden is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Hayden on Summit
avenue.
/ The Ladies' Auxiliary we're photo
! sraphed BY william G. Mackenzie
after their meeting on the top OF the
, hill yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Y. Day is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Nowland, at the Ivy
, Cottage.
Mrs. Georgia Hastings. OF Kirk
wood and Miss Phoebe Sapp. are
, guests OF Miss ELLA Rhoads until the
end Of camp.
, l. Elmer Perry presided over tho
, Sunday school rally services
Earl Clifford and Clarence Gre"
Jr., went on successful fishing triT
, yesterday
Tho Board OF Trustees held a meet.
ing last evening In which two import
! ant matters we're decided upon Next
Z year the system OF lighting on the
T" grounds will be changed from the
kerosene lamps TO acetylene lights
One sample acetylene light has beer
y Installed on top of the hill and Is
: giving great satisfaction. II is oI
u much greater hrilliancy than IN,
lamps now in use.
,. The other matter Is a change in IN,
( Big Sunday collection. II is though
p to take up too much time. and some
thing will be done either TO shorter
+ the time, or to secure private sub
IT scriptions The trustees will NEE
p meeting again today to settle NOR