Evening journal., 1913-08-08

SUBJECT OF
METHODISTS
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was the first one Of the camp meet
ing.
The leader. Aubrey vandever. gave
a fine chalk talk, taking as his theme,
Patriots, Brothers." each letter of the
two words standing for the initial let
ter of brief addresses, namely. to IL
lustrate he drew a picture Of the du-
Pont Perry wagon
The collection was 1910. Last year
the total OF all the collections for the
children's meetings was S125. This
year $3.50 has been asked for, and the
children mean to get It. The Dollar
Club, composed Of the men of the
camp. has helped the children in rails
ing
The Rev. Vaughan s. Collins and
the Rev. L. r. Smiley were the after
noon speakers.
DR.. Collins took his text from the
one hundredth psalm: I'VE are His
People and the Sheep Of His Pasture"
DR.. Smiley's sermon on "The
Viewpoint of Christ" was splendid,
being eloquent, forceful and convinc-
ing.
A profitable talk to the young peo-
pie was given by the Rev. B. S. Lat
shaw at the $50 o'clock evening
service. His topic was "Opportuni-
ties and Perils of a Vacation. The
Rev. W. o. Bennett was the preacher
at the evening service His theme
was Right Exalteth a Nation"
The attendance was good and the
enthusiasm great and the theme pre-
sented was an inspiring one. Mr..
/ Bennett urged the necessity OF being
good citizen; but the most import
ant thing of all, he said, was to be
disciple Of Jesus.
At the close of the service there
was a brief period OF social enjoy
ment
Social Activities.
The special happening Of the even
ing was a surprise party given 10
Mrs. S. II. Barnard Of st. Paul's
avenue by the cottagers on the ave-
nue., in honor of her birthday ami
versary. A general jolly good time
was had and, after ice cream and
cake had been served, guest Of honor
and guests marched up and down the
avenue singing hymns. Then she
was escorted TO her home where she
was asked TO make a speech. Those
present inoluded Mrs Mayrice
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Latshaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. }. L. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Mackenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mackenzie. Mr. and Mrs. James Crosslev.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. @. Wright. Mrs. Ada NJ.
Layton, Mrs. W. Il. Morris. Mrs. John
Mackenzie, Misses Elizabeth, Mary.
Frances and Junior Mackenzie. Miss
Marian Yates, Mrs. George NJ. Fisher.
Miss Mary Crouch, Miss Ethel Curtis,
Mrs. William H. Foulke Miss Emma
Foulke, Mrs. NJ J. Rambo. Miss Edith
Rambo Miss Jones, Miss Maxwell. Mr..
wilkins, Professor Thomas II. J.. No
land, l. w. holland and others.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary these officers were electedi Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher, president; Mrs. Annie
Mcclure, vice presidents Mrs. Gertrude
Jordan, secretaryi Mrs. Ella Rhodes,
corresponding secretaryj Mrs. james
Shaifer, treasurer
Mrs Fisher presided at the meeting
and routine business was transacted.
Camp Personals.
The camp automobile was late last
evening and there was a great rush foi
the evening papers when II came
Miss Caroline Nandever and Miss Eve.
lyn Clavey, of Wilmington. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey vande.
Yer, of st, Pauls avenue, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Ainsoow, of Sum
init avenue, entertained DR. and Mrs V.
S. Collins at dinner yesterday.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Banks, of Whining
ton, will be the guest of Mrs. S. H. Bay
nard, of st. Paul's avenue, during camp,
Mrs. Charles Wetherby spent yester.
day in Wilmington
DIR. W. H. CorlSran was entertained
yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Alexander, of Summit avenue
Edwin II. Denney and family, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Bullock, Frunk d. Wilson
were camp visitors last evening. having
motored up from Wilmington They
visited Mrs. j. d. c. Hanna, of Summit
avenues Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter and
Others.
A. n. Sanborn, the well known pho.
tographer, of No. 404 Market street, Wil.
mington, motored up with Mr.. and Mrs
} A. II. Ainscow on Wednesday with his
outfit and took a photograph of Rest
Hail. the press tent and other places OF
interest.
Messrs. Arthur NJ. and e. F.. Gold.
berg were camp visitors last evening
Mrs. Irving Pyle and family o
Elan, and Mrs. John Oskins of Sill
verbrook are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Howard H. Carver of Hilltop,
Mrs. 4. S. Vandye. of Asbury ave.
is entertaining Mrs. Anna Moore.