Evening journal., 1914-08-22
.CAHP FURNISHES UP
FOR BIC sunday
DR.. George E. Reed is to
Preach at the Afternoon
Service
SPECIAL MUSIC TO
BE FEATURE OF DAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. 22.-The program, the weather
and the fried chicken have all been
arranged for an ideal Big Sunday at
Brandywine Summit Camp tomorrow.
In the morning, the love feast will
be conducted by the Rev William X.
Galloway The morning sermon viii
be preached by ,the Rev Virgil e..
Rorer. OF Arch Street Church Phila-
delphia In the afternoon the preach
er will be the Rev, George e. Reed,
of Grace Church. Wilmington and in
the evening the Rev. j. Richard Bick-
ing. of Centerville. There viii be
special musical features. including an
anthem by William y. Thomas. with
Dr. Marvin Hanna at the organ
The camp became the up-to-datc
possessor of a great white way last
night During the evening service
st. Pauls avenue suddenly hlazed
forth in sparkling radiance. William
s. Morris had gotten into working or
der two gasoline lights, each of three
hundred candle power. The lights
were purchased a year ago by the 81
Paurs Association. but were set uI
last night for the first time.
Today has been the official clean.
/ up day AT the sound of the bis
bell. campers brought out hrooms in
stead of the usual hymn-books, anC
made the dust ny. The tennis eX
perts showed to great advantage Tho
! muscle they have acquired during
the past fortnight
Yesterday was chiefly devoted e
recreation. the afternoon storm can
, ceiling the tabernacle service. II
the morning a clerical and lay grOul
went of on an automobile i0y-ride q
Wilmington. They themselves wer
+ authority for the term "joy-rlde.' i
, the party were Rev w. X Galloway
+ Rev. Disston w. Jacobs, Professor W
, n. Thomas. Joseph II. Bartlett an
l. William G.. Mackenzie.
In the evening large number q
b. cottagers took part in an informa
e Hall and Mack concert IN front {
v Dr. J. ID. C. Hanna's tent
; The camp only got the edge of th
;. storm yesterday, Just enough TO coo
]
of his teams bringing supplies for th
N camp stores had TO stop while ui
It der tree. they met such a shar
n hailstorm between the camp and WI
D. mington
The camp is possessed Of sever'
notable fudge makers, among Il
young women, especially the Miss'
Frederick. who treated their frien'
yesterday morning.
.C Master Maynard Alexander h'
ID been the efficient camp postman tn
season.
In addition TO DR.. Wooiston's NOR
u- ING method class. the young childr'
'h and young people held their moetin
,e' Yesterday, and Rev. w. *. Gallowi
~, preached in the evening.
~ Miss Amanda Wilson gave an a
lu mirable recitation. the "Liieboat,"
re The young peoples meeting, Miss =
M ma Strong sang. and Rev Diastun J
~ cobs spoke upon saving life fro
IN spiritual shipwrock.
DIR. Woolston will have his Ia
.o meetings on Monday To-day W
~, sone-day for the children. when th
IN sang a song OF his composition, al
~ ne told them OF its first singing
"a his grand daughter
~ Yesterday morning the camp smi
bo boys varied their regular program
.cd going In wading by hunting for snak
TO see IL all the the things nr. Wol
ston had said the previous day abe
snakes were SO. Unfortunately. th
IN could not find any snakes
Jf There was lively discussion
II the subject by the childreh II do
II care. snakes are Shiny, and they "
uS, bite you. protested a small Erl
ID well YOU 60 down 90 the marQl
C sa aa as. sd pa G@4r,'' syss voice. i ne TSa' TSs '
poser for The girl and she subsidized.
DR. Moolston II not at The camp
Sundays as he goes to Philadelphia