Evening journal., 1913-08-15
CAMP QUIET
AGAIN BEFORE
SUNDAY RUSH
Summit WOrShipperS Will
Listen to Only One Sat-
urday Sermon
MANY VISITORS SPEND
CLOSING DAYS In WOODS

speciai 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
GROUNDS. Aug. l5. After the enjoy
able observance of the three busy days
of the week-Young Peoples Day on
Tuesday, Sunday school Rally Day on
Wednesday and Missionary Day yes
terday- quiet- reigns once more here to-
day there being no special services
scheduled The tcntcrs are enjoying the
closing days 10 the utmost and GER
tainlv are they ta be enjoyed, Tor all
nature is attune and giving OF her
best and that best with the accom-
panying sweet songs OF the birds and
low hum of the locusts leaves nothing
to be desired
Although summer still fingers up here
among the hills OF Brandywine Summit
there is touch OF early fall in the
air. OF the delightfully."- cool morning
and evenings. and the regret is unani.
NOUS that there are but three more full
days OF camp life
picnics, hiking parties and fishing
parties are greatly in favor and OF daily
occurrence
The grounds have been more crowded
this week than last, especially in the
afternoons and evenings. and the dainty
dresses OF the women folk at the various
afternoon porch parties present an un.
usual. but nevertheless, pleasing con
trast to the background of dirt car
pets, tall trees and wooden tents.
There was a slight change in the pro
gram for today and the morning ser
mon was preached by the Rev. +.
MacSorley instead Of the Rev J II
Beanchamp who had been scheduled
The Rev Or. Benjamin. Of Alam. vii
preach this afternoon. and the Rev Nj
MaeSorley will be the evening preacher
Saturday for Recreation.
Tomorrow brings recreation da,
again with its quiet pleasures ant
enioyments with only one sermon Il
the evening at 7.30 O'clock: and thei
comes, big Sunday when city fol-
and country folk for miles aroun
come to the camp via horseback
automobile and carriages. for a ful
days services There was also
change in the program Of last ever
: ing. and the speaker was the Re
Amos CrOmcll who addressed h
meeting instead Of the Rev j.
Beauchamp who was scheduled hi
was unavoidably detained. M
Crowell took his text from Jeremia
: g. rs and his theme was "The Ol
Paths"
The Rev. Ward Platt d. D.. Ger
eral Missionary Secretary, was tn
afternoon speaker yesterday HI
theme was the "Americanizing Of III
World
At the morning service the speal
/ ers we're Deaconess M. A. Sweet {
Wilmington and the Rev r. c. Sur
field Mr. Sunfelds text was take
from Lev. 10: 49, "a.
Mrs. Sweet spoke of the deacones
work In Wilmington. of the wor
done by The parish deaconesses an
kindergarten teachers.
Tho kindergarten work. she sail
was especially important as It reach
ed the mothers and had good In
fluence on the home life of the chi
. ldren.
At the close of the service the cor
gregation were invited to see an el
Z hibition which Mrs. Sweet had
charge of the work done by her sew
ing and embroidery classes and pho
tographs OF the kindergarten chi
dren at Kingswood.
J The exhibition was most interes
! ing and showed the results Of ii
training given at the Deaconel
/ Home
(. Camp Personals.
Little Miss Florence Ely. daught'
7 of MIR. and Mrs Howard g. Ely, eel
q brated her seventh birthday annive
: sary yesterday afternoon and WI
given a party in honor Of the ever
!. Quite a number Of little friends we
I her guests. and after the usual favo
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