Evening journal., 1913-08-12
BUSY DAYS
COMING AT
The SUMMIT
contlnued from rirst pare.

water. which represent the necesei-
tics Of Hfe. they being necessary TO
sustain life even though other things
could be given up
The singing at the young peoples
service In the evening was exceptions
ally good. There was splendid sing
ing by quartet composed of Miss
Annabel Groves. soprano; Miss Har-
man. soprano: Miss Amy Goldbers.
alto and Miss Edna Gallagher. SO
prano. Another enjoyable feature
was tho childrcn's chorus by Misses
Adelaide Watson, Elizabeth Nc
Konzie. Frances Mckenzie, Edna
Strong, Edith Carr Elizabeth Alex
ander and Edith speakmpn.
Miss Vera NJ. Kccnc was pianist
Yesterday was Miss vora's eleventh
birthday anniversary Although SO
youthful she has been playing IN
public for about eighteen months.
A beautiful feature of the chit
drens service was tho presentation
of fountain pen by Aubrey Nnudevcr
10 Professor Thomas In behalf Of the
children, as a token Of their love and
appreciation of his work.
Mr. Thomas. who was taken com
pletely by surprise, was visibly affect
ed for few minutes, then said' ~
have often heard Of the expression.
ones heart i'm ones mouth God
bless you. children Then he told
them that II seemed as though the
little token of love had been sent by
the Father above. as only few weeks
before ne had lost a pen which he
deeply priced Again ! say, God
bless YOU. and. said he Ia conclusion,
thank you from the depths Of my
heart"
Professor Thomas and little Miss
Ruth Blackburn sang a duct at the
lchildren's service. which delighted
those present. An thc Young peoples,
as well as the ohildrena services,
have been splendidly attended.
CAMP PERSONALS.
Mrs r. n. Husbands mother, Mrs
Martha H. Whalen, Of Delaware city,
who has been her daughters guest for
several weeks, spent yesterday receiv-
ling the congratulations Of her many
friends ON the camp grounds, the oc-
casion being her eighty-third birthday
anniversary Mrs. Whalcn was Tho
recipient of a number of gifts, includ-
ing bouquet Of calla lilies from
Mrs. Joseph Jackson. The climax
came IN the evening, when she was
lsorenaded by a big crowd of the
ltcnters cmbf
ltenters. who gathered under her bed
room window and sang the GLORY
Song" and other hymns, in the moon
light.
After the serenade Mrs. Husbands
appeared on the porch, and, speak
ing for her mother, brought the mes
sage that 1t had been one Of the hap
piost birthdays OF her life.
She had been asleep and was
awakened by the singing OF the Glory
| song which. she said, was her IA
/ vorite, and she too, sang with the
serenaders.
Because Of the delightful change IL
the weather. automobile parties were
quite the thing yesterday and a mum
Der were taken during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayrice +. Alexan'
der. Professor W. n. Thomas, Rev
lie. r. Wyatt and Rev. r. f. Beau
champ included one party, who wen'
to West Chester in Mr. Alexander
{ machine
Another party that went to Blr'
mingham, West Chester, Concord
VILE and other places in Mr.. G. NJ
Fishers machine we're: Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. w. G. Mackenzie, j. II. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Overdeer ant
children. Abner Jr., and Donald.
Miss Mary Crouch, of St. Paull
/ avenue. was also one Of the automo
hilists of the day. Miss Crouch spen
the day in town, going in early u
the morning with j. II. Bartlett an'
W. II. Mackenzie
4, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Knowles, Mis-
j., lVeasey and Judge James W. Lattomu
OF Wilmington were camp visitor
? last evening. and called At Mrs. l.. :
h McCaulley's tent, which is press head
t quarters.
b. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper an
r Ralph Cooper Of Wilmington, wer
o camp visitors on Sunday.
q j Bayard perce. ut Wilmington, me
tored 10 the grounds yesterday after
{ noon with Mrs. Ella II. husbands an
e Mrs George Pcirce.
,. MIR and Mrs William Y. Carr ar
e guests Of Mrs. j. +. Strong ON Sunni
y avenue.
e Miss Viola Morley. Of Chelsea, is th
* guest of friends oi Elan.
~ Dr. and Mrs Vaughan :. Collins Wei
70 entertained yesterday by Mr.. and Mr.
A. II. Anscow Of Summit avenue. Nj
land Mrs. Elmer g. Walls are speudm
1.-THE week with Mr. and Mrs. Ansco'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. +. Carver. {
"A Union avenue visited William kinne
it of Elam Yesterday.
2. Miss Lou G.. Chamberlain, of Whining
It tom. and Miss Hannah Farrow of We
~ Grove. we're entertained yesterday 7
70. Mrs. "A. 4. Nowland They also call'
it at n. IS peduck's cottage.
o Frank j Williams of Holly Ga
b lglarlee T. Williams If Wilmington. aI
or William Mcrear aud son Of Nilmiugto
visited Mis- Ella Hance Yesterday
Mrs. y. y Williams Of smyrna. %
Mrs John Nalton Of Wilmington, we
Miss H5nce's guests on sunday
- AIr. and Mrs clinton Campbell
III Newport Heights. g. Raymond Brier
of Newport and Mrs Edward y Burli
and daughter Madeline we're sund
ruests of Mrs s. " Briefly.
~ Miss Helen , Lewis and Mss Ma
y Webb of Wilmington were woek.o
no quests OF Mr and Mrs j. W. shat
n. on Brandywinc avenue.
~ Mushroom Fishing" iF the lat
y. snort on Hfandywine avenue.
y. !. ". shoner and Herman Glandn
toutcrs on the avenue. lett for a trip