Evening journal., 1913-08-13
PLEASURES OF
SUMMIT CAMP
NEAR HEIGHT
contlnusd Ion FIrst Page.


tertainment preceded the sermon
Miss Annabel Groves and Miss Gala
CHER sang duet Miss Williams re-
cited and there we're other features.
Reading of interesting papers fea-
tured the union junior league and
chidrens services OF the afternoon.
Mrs. j. r.. Andrews. Of Wilmington
smoke OF the Relation Of the EpwOrth
League 20 the Foreigner" citing many
eases which had been investigated.
She touched upon the problem OF
foreign immigration. which She said
was n vital one. She spoke OF the or
canization of an Titan mission of
Union Church I'm which many per-
sons we're Interested.
Mis-. Elna smiths paper on "ihc
League and the Jnchurohcd' was full of
Interest
"rho Problem Of the Boy and the
Young Man was given hy Ralph Min
ker. who presented the views oft Young
manhood from personal experience. he
urged the necessity for learning 20 "hit
the line hard IN order TO be successful,
Cor said he. "tod needs those kind of
men Concentration was another inn
poftant factor a. was also the cultlVa-
tion Of high ideals.
The Rev. a. /. GRAY. missionary
from India. gave an interesting and
rranhic account Of his work The audi
ence was much Interested in a song Sung
bv Nfr. GRAY IN the language Of the
country AT the close Of his address Nlr.
GRAY held an informal reception and eX-
hihifed many ciwics from India which
were examined with keen interest. The
talks and sermons all along have been
fu1 Of earnest. helpful thoughts. hene
ftinr the many who have neard them.
Tomorrow is missionary day with
the Rev. Ward Platt. d. D.. general mis-
sionarv secretary; = talk on city Mis-
eions' bv the Rev. r. G.. Sundeld Dea
conrsses will be present and present ac-
counts Of their work, and there viii be
special music.
From tomorrow on there will be little
Of much import until Big Sunday.
which is always Of special interest and
celebrated accordingly. after that,
preparations for home going viii be IN
order. and By Wednesday next the
campers will like the Arabs Of old "si
lentiy steal away" leaving the tree sen
tinels on guard for another year.
Automobile parties continue In
favor. An enjoyable one yesterday
was that taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Ain
scow, Mrs Mayrice r. Alexander, Miss
Betty Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Elmer Walls. who toured through the
surrounding country In Mr.. Ain
scow's machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Elmer Perry and
Miss Edith Robinson motored to Ok
ford. Pa. today. where they visited
W. W. Carter.
Recent guests at Mrs. Mary r
MAYORS cottage we're Mrs. Anne
Sergeant. Mrs. Harry Hyland, Miss
Matte Hyland, Miss Elsie Wilson
Of Wilmington. Robert Wood, o
Montchanin. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund J
Gee of Wilmington and Mrs. Charles
A pcasc. OF Providence. r. I,
Mrs S. ID. Scott. Mrs. J. r. An
drcws and Miss Catherine Andrew
wcrc guests. yesterday OF Mrs. J.. !
McCaullcy
Mrs. Emma Hlghncld OF Beave
Valley. visited Mrs. Anna Mcclure O
Ashury avenue yesterday
Mrs Eli Welch of Asbury avenue
entertained Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Purk
OF Wilmington yesterday
The champion fishermen Of thl
camp are Norman Smith and Alfre'
willing, who yesterday. gave out th'
statement that So FISH had beer
caught by them. and as reliable youn;
men their story was of course be
lieyed as all fish stories are-not.
The Rev II. A. G. Westerfeld, o
Denton, Md. and the Rev. A. l.. Gray
a missionary from the North Wes
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