Evening journal., 1915-08-10
RAIN every DAY At
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT
continued from First Fac

Corkran pastor OF Union Church,
Wilmington Thursday will be chill
drens temperance day while Thurs
day evening will be known as Thorn
as evening
There is a constant stream of Wis
itors to the grounds. Residents of
each avenue join together daily and
there are many pleasant sociablo
hours spent in groups on one an
others porches. Porch parties in the
/ morning are the thing" Women
/ congregate on some ones porch in
their neighborhood and sew or en-
hroider.
The tennis courts and ball grounds
are popular places with the young
people.
A group of girls went fern gather
ing Yesterday morning They walk
ed far into the woods and returned
with several baskets of wood ferns.
Mrs James 7. Chandler. Miss Roba
Chandler. Miss Anna Jones of Lewes,
and James T. Chandler, Jr., OF sum-
nit avenue, motored to Kenneth
Square Yesterday and spent the day
with Mrs. George Farron.
Give Fine Fishermen mot 10
mention any names). hiked to nearby
pond (the place is also kept DARK
secret. on Saturday afternoon ana
went fishing They returned home
with seventeen-inch bass. AS all the
storekeepers in the neighborhood
staunchly denied any previous &C
quaintance with the bass and as the
wife Of the man who says he caught
the FISH soiemnly declared that she
cooked IT, all doubts that may have
arisen concerning the story have been
allayed However II has been sug-
gested by several doubling Thomases
that the fishing rod and line and also
the tail of the FISH be placed on exhi-
bition as proof Of the catch
The Rev J. r. Bicking motored into
town yesterday afternoon. He re-
turned to camp in time to participate
at the evening services.
Alexander Watson of Washington,
d. c., is spending his vacation with
his family at their cottage on Summit
avenue He is connected with the
Congressional Record of Washington.
Toby Hanaway. we'll known to many
campers, created more or less dis
turbance in the household of his mas
ter on Saturday evening when he got
down" with the collie However he
received immediate medical attention
and a late report states that he is do
ing nicely.
The Misses Sarah Richardson, Mar
ion Whartenby and Ethel Hunt, Mrs
Mildred Bowman, Raymond Cooke and
William Collins liked yesterday at
ternoon to Chadd's Ford. They visited
the headquarters Of Lafayette and
other places of historic interest in the
neighborhood On the way home Mr.
Collins met with slight accident
sustaining a sprained ankle. He is
able 10 walk. however.
, Members Of the camp scouts will
, go on a straw ride tonight to West
= Chester. Horns. bells and other in
Z struments of noise will be taken
4 along.
Perhaps no place on the grounds Is
!, proving more popular in the evening
than Alexander's ice cream parlor al
the TOP Of the hill
Perhaps nothing around the place
has attracted more attention than the
J Palm Beach Brigade which promen-
AIDES the camp grounds each evening
Those who are members of this
brigade and who vie with one an
, other in thinking out color schemes
wherein shirts. socks. ties and hand
kerchiefs must harmonic in order tc
set off the Palm Beach suits, are May
rice Alexander. William Morris. vii.
/ liam c. Mackenzie. c. e. Adams. b. F
Taylor William p. White. Joseph
Jackson. Professor William N
1 Thomas. Carlton Bryan, Frank Har.
rar and Joseph Bartlett
Mr. and Mrs. Albert X. Alleback
a of Philadelphia, were camp visitors
, yesterday
\ DR.. Florence NJ. Seward and Mrs
8 Lewis Booker motored out to CAM
s last evening and spent a few hours
here
Mrs. Lizzie McCaulley is spending
A few days in Wilmington. She viii
/. return to camp tomorrow.
Junior Mackenzie sustained a Gu
re- lip and a few minor bruises yester
4. day afternoon when he fell. off his bi
or cycle while riding on St. Pauls ave
nue..
he MI and Mrs. Charles Gray and Mis-
ir Emma Burns and Emma Lane spen
yesterday evening with Mr. and Mrs
~ S. Howard Mccoy Of Asbury avenue.
ID Aubrey Jeffres who has been spend
nj ing some time with Robert Lewis O
of Summit avenue has returned home.
A party that motored out from VIII
IN mington last night and visited at IN
M cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ pierc
included Mr. and Mrs William T
or Winkler. Mr. and Mrs Henri
a. Bramhle. Mr. and Mrs William Green
"a field and the Misses Marian Wrinkle
and Kathleen Poinsett.
K The Rev. DR.. George T. Anderson q
49, Harrison Street NJ. F. Church. &C
- companied by Mrs. Anderson an
~ daughter visited az the cottage Of =
= B. Lloyd on the Circle yesterday.
Mrs. Lottie Drayton is entertainin
at her cottage on the Circle Miss MAJ
garet Talley of Media Pa. Next I
~ Miss Mary Crouch. who has not miss
"a ed a camp in forty-nine years. Mis-
Nv Talley. who is 50 years of age. is pei
oi haps the oldest camp visitor on III
grounds. She has been coming I
a Brandywine Camp practically ever
n year since il started.
'ih Charles NJ Banks motored out fro
re- Wilmington last night and spent q
evening here.
AIRS. Hannah Palmer and Herbe
Glenn. Of Philadelphia. were visitors We
n terday of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Linton.
he Miss Helen Clarke. of Lansdowne, p
m who has been visiting Mrs. Lottie Ora
ton. Of the Circle, has returned home.