Evening journal., 1912-08-12


Donnell of Newark New Castle county
president, presided. The Scripture
reading was by DR.. S. J. Kreemer,
superintendent of the West Chester
public schools.
DR.. Charles Scanlon Of Pittsburg,
Presbyterian Temperance Field Sec
retary, and a noted orator, spoke elo-
uuently both afternoon and evening.
DIR. Scanlon said the liquor business
was not like other trades, that other
trades kept the tools in the alley and
the finished product In the store win
dows, while the liquor shop did just
the opposite.
Dr. Scanlon also called the liquor
trade TO account by saying It de-
stroyed values rather than creating
them like other businesses, saying
that even the milliner created value,
men would easily believe IL when they
got the bill for their wife's hat.
At the young peoples service, led
by the Rev. B. S. Latshaw i'm the
evening. the Rev DR.. J. D. G. Hanna
gave a powerful temperance talk to
the young people, citing experiences
during his ministry when he endeav-
ored 20 reform drunkards
Or. Scanlon at the later service,
gave stirring sermon based upon
the parable of the talents.
The music was notably splendid
feature Yesterday. w. n. Thomas.
musical director. whose beautiful
voice and mastery and faithful con-
Quoting OF music az every service
have won the praise of all the camp
ers. gave an excellent program all
day. Mr.. Thomas sang several solos,
among them the "Saloonless Nation in
1920" the DAILY song that made such
hit at the last conference.
Miss Annabelle Groves sang. When
Stand on the Streets of Gold ana
Some Day He'll Make it Plain 10
Me"
duet bv Albert Wilde Of Elsmere,
leader of Silverbrook choir. and Mr..
Thomas. and a uuartett by Messrs
wilde Thomas. Buck and Perry were
excellentlv given. A pleasing duet by
Mrs. L. w Jordan and Mr.. Thomas
was another delightful number, ana
The volunteer choir did good work
Mrs. Grace Sanderson and Miss Ger
trude Jordan played.
The preachers for this afternoon
and evening are the Rev. c. 7. WYATT
d. D., and the Rev. George White
Dawson.
Tomorrow is Farmers Day.
Saturday Services.
There was no service on Saturday
an eruau but the Ladis5 AYA.iary
held the first meeting during camp,
meeting in the Marquee. Mrs. George
Fisher. president was in the chair.
In the absence of the secretary, Mrs.
ELLA Rhoads. little business was done.
For dues, 81 was paid in. From the
monogram quilt. $42.20 was collected,
and from the rummage sale $40 was
made
w. N. Thomas, who is engaged by
the Ladies' Auxiliary, was introduced.
Mr. Thomas is sent by Hall and
Mack. who are anxious to send him
to the Rollinsville camp next Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas told the Auxiliary it was
probable he could stay until the end
OF the Summit Camp. The auxiliary
would like to engage Mr. Thomas
next year. but il is probable Rollins
VILE will have the first claim.
The matter of paying for the ex-
penses of G. A. r. Day was talked
over by the auxiliary. At the Sunday
night meeting the Rev T. F. Beau
champ asked for Rve cents from each
person present to assist in defraying
the s25 left of this expense left on
C. A. r. Day, so that the auxiliary
need not take the money out Of its
treasury.
The Japanese lanterns on st. Pauls
avenue were lighted Sunday hight in
honor of the camp visitors.
Camp Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brilely and Miss
Marion Brilely. on Sunday entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Crossan of
Wilmington. Mrs Roderick and
daughter, of Wilmington, Albert Wild
and family of Elsmere, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Derr of Montrose, Merrill
Reynolds and Miss Magargle. The
party came out in a Brosius and
Smedley truck.
Mrs. Lottie Drayton entertained the
following Sunday guests at her cot
tage: Dr. and Mrs l. Kalback, VIII
lage Green: Mrs. II. w. Yoder. New
Castle Va; Miss Emilio Noder, New
Castle, Va; Mrs. Joseph Smith, Ches-
ter Heights. Pa: Mr. and Mrs. H. G..
Ely. Wilmington; George W. Poole,
Booths Corner. Pa.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Car
vcr at Hilltop" on Sunday, were
James Wilson Talley and daughters
Ida and Laura, Miss Ella Bartsh. Miss
Ethel Gray of Brandywine Hundred; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Green, Of Con
cordville; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robi-
son Of Wilmington; Miss Alma Simon,
Miss Marguerite Simon, and Mrs.
Walter Talley, of Brandywine hun
dred.
Mrs. William Porter and baby Eliz-
abeth, called at the cottage OF Mrs.
Lizzie B. McCaulley yesterday.
Mrs. Harry j. Garrett. who has been
staying with ber daughter. Mrs. 3. T.
Taylor, returned to Wilmington to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Ayres, Har-
fison Hinkson, Mrs. Larklns. Mrs.
Ingram Taylor were guests of Mrs.
" r. Taylor on st. Psuls avenue
yesterday.
Hrs. Martha Owens Of Salisbury,
Nd, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. !. Elmer
Perry, on Elan avenue.
Sunday guests Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas f. Beauchamp were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Jones and daughter
Helen, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary Lampugh. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schaffer and sons John and
George, Mrs. Theodore Smith, and
Mrs Mary Gray, were entertained on
Sunday by the Rev. and Mrs George
White Dawson.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william S.