Evening journal., 1913-08-09
HAPPY LIFE
FOR SUMMIT.
WORSHIPPERS
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B. l.. Latshaw was forceful and there
was excellent music by the volunteer
chorus choir of young women.
Love Feast After Sunday Service.
A love feast at 3 o'clock tomorrow
morning will precede the song serv-
ice and sermon by the Rev. G. t.
Wyatt. of Middletown
A special temperance service will
he held al o'clock when there will
be a meeting OF the w. c. T. L. with
Mrs. Mary p Donnell. president OF
the New Castle Union, presiding.
Judge McWhorter of West Virginia,
will be one of the speakers. He VIII
also make an address at the evening
service. The theme of the address
will be How Virginia Went Dry"
Special days next week will be
Young Peoples Day. on Tuesday. Au-
gust 10, with service in charge of
the Rev r r Carpenter president Of
the Wilmington District Epworth
League; Sunday School Rally day on
Wednesday, and Missionary Day on
Thursday. which will be big Thurs
day"
Special speakers will be present
on these days and undoubtedly the
attendance will be in keeping with
the occasions.
Camp Personals.
Miss Sarah Journey, Harry Kauh Of
Chester, Pa. lrs. Annie Journey
Misses Alice and Florence Journey were
camp visitors last evening.
Miss Annsbel Groves came out from
| Wilmington last evening TO be tho guest
Of her grandmother. Mrs. James Han
son of Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Cox and daugh
ters. Misses Hannah and Viola, are oc-
cupyng cottage on Summit avenue
They moved out today.
Mrs r. G.. Lungren OF Wilmington
was Wednesday evening visitor at the
cottage Of Mrs. r. j. Phelps of Asbury
avenue.
Mrs. Aubrey Vandever. Mrs. John S
fonecker Miss Griffith, Miss Ethe
Nandever. Miss Susan Simpson Mrs
Tiillsley. Noble +. Hadley of Whining
ton and Miss Cora Beggs of Philadol-
phia We're camp visitors last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Moore, of Le-
banon avenue. last evening enter
tanned Mrs. Hillar, Mrs. Howard Ober'
/ ly, James and Anna Oberly Mrs. JOS
ephne James. Mrs. Joseph Schunder,
Miss Helen Schunder and Mrs. H.
c. Humphries
Mrs. oJseph Jackson. Of ST. Paul's
avenue. has as her guests. her mother
Mrs. Sarah Earle. aud Mrs. Hannah
Cloud. Mrs. Earle who has been ill.,
with Or. w. NJ. w. Belts in attend
ance. was reported TO be slightly bet
ter last evening.
Mrs. Mary Davies. Miss Pauline
Smith and Miss Edna Smith of viii
mngton, We're camp visitors last
evening.
Miss E. Henderson Of Union ave
nue.. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bullock of West Chester yesterday
Mrs. J. ID. c. Hanna. OF Summit
avenue, had as her guests yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs, Henderson Dowling ant
Mr.. and Mrs Berlin, of West Chester
Pa
Visitors today al H. W. Iordanl
cottage we're Miss Hern. Mrs Rob
ert b. Wheeler and Miss Mary
Wheeler. of Wilmington.
Miss Esther Be8uchamp. who ha:
been visiting friends at Berlin, Md.
for the past few weeks returned TO-
day, bringing with her Miss Nellie
Collins. of Berlin. who will remair
until cam Is over.
never mate viii he seen the big tree
stump which until few days ago stoo'
in the rear of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Y. Strong
tent. Early in the week Mr. Stron:
encountered" IL in tho darkness am,
for several days afterward cauied th'
marks of the encounter upon ms body
Seeking revenge. the next evening he
armed himself with an axe and layinl
the enemy low, went ON MS way re
ioicing
The new tennis court recently install
cd is proving y popular gathering place
in the mornings for the Young people
Maynard Alexander is playing goo'
game.
Miss Betty Smith, l5months- OLD
daughter Of Mrs Brinton Snith, lr. wa
the youngest child present at youni
peoples service yesterday. Miss Bett.
is great favcrite-
Blair S. Latshaw Jr.. the little Sol
Of the Rev. and Mrs B. S. Latshav
shares the honors with Miss Bett
Smith.
Fat and rosy. and always laughing
he is great favorite with the olde
children who take turns In holding
him. Blair is 10 months old today
Another of the children's favorite I
l"Dot." the little Maltese kitten, VIII
wears A becoming red ribbon bow an
belongs to Mrs. Reed, Of Elan avenue
But Dot is shy and seldom let's th
little girls catch her
Services of song preceding tn
prayer and sermons have featured al
the daily services.
The splendid solo work Of Professo
W. n. Thomas has been especially en-
loved. Mr.. Thomas enthusiasm a
chorister is ever a keen inspiration I
the large chorus choir. In the socis
/ life Of the camp he is a great favorit'
and no gathering Is complete withou
, his presence.
Charles. Cleaver. camp cornetis
, gave a fine cornet solo at the chi
dren's service today. which wa
, greatly enjoyed.
At the young peoples service la
evening a fine duet was given by n
Rev b. 5. Latshaw and Miss Annab
Groves.
Members Of the ST. Paul's Avenr
e Association held their monthly NEE
! ing last evening. and we're entertaine
. later by Mrs. Jeanette Mackenzie
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