Evening journal., 1914-07-23
EARLY DAYS At
THE SUMMIT CAMP
Services in Woods This Year
Promise to be More
Popular Than Ever
AFTER Mr.. BRYAN
FOR ONE SPEECH


now on the grounds are deyoting
much time to repairing their cot
tages. many Of which were damaged
by the wind storm last year
St. Paul avenue, which bore the
hrunt Of the blow, has been thorough
iy renovated and the two cottages
that were demolished by falling trees
at that time have been rebuilt The
boarding tents, Union and st. pauls.
have also been repaired, and Mrs.
Mary Seward and Mrs Cam, who
conduct the first named tent. have
made some costly improvements The
floor has been raised. tie long tables
have given way to smaller ones and
the kitchen has been made as modern
as possible. Mrs Mary Rambo Of
ST. Pauls tent has also improved
the tent
The program as arranged for the
camp services promises to be inter
esting. Effort is being made to have
William Jennings Bryan speak on
Improvement Day, August o The
hev. J. D. G. Hanna has charge of the
program for this day
Dr. Woolston, the famous enter
talner Of children, will have charge
oi the ehildren's services for the en-
ire session Of camp. He will take
the place Of Aubrey Vandeyer. who
has had the children for a number of
years. but this year could not accent
the work
the camp meeting association feels
fortunate in securing the Rev. Diss-
ton Jacobs, Of Blades, Del, director
ot The young peoples services. Mr.
Jacobs IS very popular among many
oi the camp meeting folks.
The camp store, in charge of Reed q
Sann, has been opened for several
weeks. and business seems TO be brisL
with them.
The Rev. r. f. Beauchamnz ca,np
director this year, was on me sreundp
last night looking for a tent Tbero
is q greater scarcity Of tents tbis ,sear
than ever before, owing to the growino
popularity Of the place as n summer res
sort. Mayrice r. Alexander. president
q the board Of trustees, SAYS that there
are still a few available tents which
viii rent for from $40 10 $50.
August 20 win be Epworth League
Day at the camp. Plans are being made
W have present thatNday a chorus choir
q zoe voices, under the direction Of
Professor Thomas, whose musical work
mas charmed so many Wilmington au
urnces, beside some we'll known solo
ISIS, Mrs. Andrews viii discuss "'The
causes and Remedy OF the Lack of
spirituality Among Our Young Poo.
pic. Miss Lillian Lyman, Of Swarth.
'niolc College, viii speak on "Social Ser
vice Work; the Rev. R. r. Nichols of
Newport, viii speak on "A Quest of the
Best, and Dr. r. 4. Cross. superintend
cnt Of public schools of New Castle
county, viii tell Glow an Ideal League
Can Be Maintained In the afternoon
and evening addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. ,. D. G. Hanna, d. d.. the
Rev. George H. Buckley, d. D.. the Rev.
John G. Wilson, d. d., an Of Philade-
phia; the Rev DR.. Wooston of Pen
Argyle and the Rev. u. T. Hubbard. d.
d.. Of the Baltimore Conference.
Among the early arrivals al the
camp arc. NJ. r. Alexander and fam
ily. Mrs. Rawlings, Of PHILADELPHIA;
Dr. J. y, g. Hanna. of PHILADELPHIA.
Edward Midlam. Mrs Hanson. Mrs
Harry Mckee. Mrs. Alexander Watson
and daughter, Of Washington and
Mrs. Ella Rhoades, on Summit ave-
nue.
Mrs. Joseph Turner Mrs. Jesse Gif-
ford, Mrs. Seward and Mrs. Cam
Mrs Downey. on Union avenue.
MT. and Mrs. Hance, Mrs Harry
Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrar.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Rrilely. Mrs.
Howard Ely on the Circle.
On Asbury avenue are Mrs. Shell
lady, Mrs. q. j. Phelps. Mrs. p. i.
Garrett
Mr. and Mrs / Elmer Perry are on
Elam avenue.
On 81 Paul's avenue are Mr.. and
airs. w g Mackenzie, Mrs. George
NJ Fisher. Miss Kate Pierce. Miss
niliena Short. Mrs jeanette Mac
kenzie and family. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Bartlett MIR. and Mrs. Roland
Jcneries. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor
Mrs. Mary Rambo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
fenny. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William s Morris
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crossley Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Bryant, Mr. aud Mrs
Fred Macklin.
Herman Glanding and family will
move out today on Brandywine ave.
nHc. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Willing
Nill not occupy their tent this year
and y has been taken BY Mr. and Mrs.
fiarrar
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Mackenzie have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Rraunstein and son Paul. Of Allen
town. Pa
William S. Morris has made inn
provements 70 his tent Mrs. George
NJ. Fisher has had her tent newly
painted and new porch built
William G. Mackenzie bought the
Loughead property. II has been inn
proved extensively and is now occu-
pied by Mrs Jeanette Mackenzie
and family w. G. Mackenzie also
niade extensive improvements 10 his
own cottage by adding a 30-foot porch.
Mrs. Paul Penny has had an attrac-
tive cottage built on ST. Paul's ave-
nue., and Il is occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Jeffries Mrs. William
n. Foulke has had repairs made to
ner cottage and Frank Taylor has
had repairs made TO his cottage.
MRS. Howard ID. Ross has had her
cottage painted and some other i'm
prOvements made.
Mrs. Alexander Watson's cottage
which was almost completely demol-
isned during the storm last summer
has been entirely rebuilt and is now
more attractive than ever before
several garages have been built. and
The work OF Improvement still goes
on. The young people find plenty az
amusements. There are three tennis
courts, croquet grounds. swings
hammocks and every amusement that
one could wish.
Mrs Alice Clifford. Of Philadelnhia