Evening journal., 1914-08-14


nest in the mouth OF thu cannon"
In the evening the Rev. Disston
Jacobs. Of Blades. Del, spoke on the
theme, Behold I stand at the Door
and Knock" The chorus at this SER
vice was very large DR.. Woolston
preached at night in the absence OF
the Rev. T. r. Van Dyke.
The improvements to the taber-
nacle are meeting with favor. The
floor is covered with shayings instead
Of straw, the seats all have solid
backs TO them and a new roof and
side curtains have been added. New
flower beds have been made and the
entrance into camp has been inn
proved Tennis continues to be the
favorite pastime. and the Rev. ]. d.
c. Hanna, who has a reputation as
player, can be seen playing there
each morning.
Social Side Of Camp.
MIX Inspector Charles II. Grantland
and family moved into the Hance cot.
tage, on the Circle. yesterday.
John Frederick and family, Of Centre
vile, occupied a cottage on the Circle
yesterday.
Frank Wilson, Miss Edna NJ. Bullock,
Miss Elizabeth Bullock and Miss Eliza
beth johnson were guests yesterday at
the Rev. j. ID. q. Hanna's cottage.
Professor Thomas, chorister, arrived
by way Of Wilmington this morning ana
! took part in the late morning service.
At the children's meeting yesterday
afternoon, Miss Reba Chandler was
elected secretary, she having served In
that capacity Tor seviral years. Miss
Adelaide Watson was elected as her as
sistant.
The Rev. DR.. Vaughan S. Collins and
daughters, Elizabeth and Rebecca, are
spending two days at the Ainscow cot
tage.
Mrs. Lizzie b. McCaulley is entertain
ing Mrs Jennie Patterson, of Philadel-
phia. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J.eR. Killner spent yes
terday afternoon at their cottage on the
Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Holt and
Mrs. Harry Russell and daughter, of
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and visited Mrs. Alexander Watson.
Misses Ida and Anna Black, Harry
Hinkson and daughter, Ruth, and Mr..
Ingram, were guests of Mrs. nj. h. In
gram.
Mrs Robert Ferguson and Mrs. ELI
: Mendinhall are at their cottage on As
bury avenue.
Paul Hardin and Edgar Bugless, OF
/ NNtIspfuofnu .t1ffaI Auhfou khnlln1tfia
cottage last evening.
Samuel II. Baynard and Charles NJ
Banks were camp visitors for awhile
last night.
William G.. Mackenzie yesterday af-
ternoon built q pretty flower bed ad-
joining his cottage, ON st. PauPs avenue
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Todd spent
Yesterday with their daughter, Mrs
Howard ID. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foulke, O.
Booths Corner, and granddaughter o
Pittsburgh. Pa. were among the visitors
Tho Rev. George M. Smith, pastor o
Mt. Hope NJ. r.. Church Delaware
county. Pa, was hore yesterday.
Stanley Keenc was camp visitor las
night and reported that his brother, Al
/ len Keenc. who is in with typhoid fever
" ]
! NJ. Keenc, the parents of the young man
have tent here but are with thei
son.
Mrs. Viola Rose, Of Cecil county, Md
and Jesse j. Clifford, of Philadelphia, M
4 guests of Mrs. Clifford at her cottage @
Summit avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Adams. Mr.. and Mr.
n William Hawkins. of Wilmington, al
4 being entertained by Mrs. Jeanneti
E Mackenzie
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Fisher sper
\ yesterday with camp friends. Mr.
II Fisher will remain several days
8 Mrs. Alvin Morris. Mrs. Hukill, Mr.
n William Morris and Mrs. Walter Alvi
Morris, Jr., and John Morris spent We
a terday with camp friends.
Miss Lydia and Esther Beauchan
k returned today from visit to their 81
ter, Mrs. Furbush, of Berlin, Md.
Il Mrs. James Husbands aud Miss Flo
ence Forwood, of Alton, ILL.,, were CUES
Of Mrs. +. NJ. Linton.
The Rev. I. G. MacSorlcy has arriv,
at camp TO spend a few days.
k transportation TO and from camp is
E problem. At present there are two aut
n mobile trips each day for the public.
is felt that there would be many mo
visitors each night TO camp il the
were automobiles to and from &
II grounds at night.
Mr.. GriGenbers's automobile b
ginning Sunday will leave Delawa
avenue and Washington street at
a. m, 1, 3 and 6.15 D. m. and W
leave camp at 6.15 and IL a. m. al
2 and p. m He will make an e