Evening journal., 1915-08-05
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
At SUMMIT woods
Continued from First Page.

bunting and American flags and Jap
anese lanterns. Practically all Of
the cottages are now occupied, a
large number of people having ar
rived within the last ten days
II was announced by Dr. Hubbard
last night that the following order
of services would be daily observed.
a. m, family prayers; 3 a. M,
PRAYER and experience meeting, boys
meeting, north side of ground; girls
meeting in the pavilion; 1890 a. M,
preaching; 1.3O D. m, children's meet
ing; p. m, preaching; $50 p. m.
young peoples meeting.
He also announced that each morn
ing at o'clock a preachers confer
ence. at which all the preachers stay
ing on the grounds would meet to-
gether to hold a consultation and a
spiritual hour would be held. A
meeting of the religious committee
comprising DR.. Hubbard, DIT. Hanna,
Mayrice F. Alexander, Minor c.
Smith and J. Elmer Perry was held
at 8 o'clock this morning. The pro-
gram for camp was fully discussd.
A large number OF persons IRON the
neighborhood motored over 10 camp last
night. There are many visitors here
and camp is alive with interest and ac-
tivity. Visiting between the cottagers
is apparently the thing and many
porches last night and today overlooked.
A large group last night was around the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ap-
plehv. on Union avenue. which was
opened last Saturday. Their cottage Is
the only one on the grounds that IS
( lighted with electricity. Mr.. Appleby'
electric plant consists of a battery OF
SIX volts that is cleverly concealed be
/ hind a door. This cottage is also espe-
cially attractive in that the walls are
done in a tan paneling with mahogany
/ strips Mr.. Appleby fixed mp his cottage
himself and showed the reporter through
| il with certain air of what was only
natural pride The Applehys have stay
ing with them their nephew. John Brad
ley.
Other recent arrivals at the camp.v '
have opened their cottages since the h,l
of tenters was published two weeks e
in THE EVENING JOURNAL, are; N
ST. Paul avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
! H. Bavnard. who came out last Thurs
dav: Mrs. William II Foulke and dangh
ter, Emma. who came out last week
Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. We'll, who also ar
rived last week.
Miss Mary Crouch of Baltimore,
who is perhaps one of the most inter
estinE residents at the grove, in that
this is her forty-ninth season at this
camp. arrived last week and has
opened her cottage on Asbury avenue
On Asbury avenue, recent arrivals
also include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McCo. and son
George, who arrived last week; the
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Bicking, who are
staying at the Asbury parsonage cot
tage and who arrived yesterday. and
MIR. and Mrs. Welch. of Guyencourt
who also arrived yesterday.
On the Circle recent arrivals in
clude the Misses Dorothy, Marion and
Pauline Buck. who came out last
Wednesday and opened the Buck cot
tage: and Mrs Howard G. Ely anC
family: Mrs. Lottie d. I.ay'"n. VIII
arrived yesterday; Mr.. and Mrs Johi
= Husbands, who came out last week
and Mrs. John Frederick and family
who arrived last night and who AZ
occupying the Wilson cottage, an
Mrs. Lizzie McCaulley. who opene
her cottage yesterday.
On Lebanon avenue the only recen
arrivals arc the Rev. and Mrs. r. II
Collins. who are staying at one of tn
association cottages.
Recent arrivals on Brandywin
avenue include Mrs. Joh- Booth, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Palmer and family
the Misses Sarah Richardson. MildreI
Bowman. Edna and Marion Whartenhy
all Of Holly Oak, and Miss Ethel Hunt
of Swedesboro. n. j., who, form
group occupying the Ridgeway cot
tage.
Visiting at the camp are Mrs. E. 5
Van Dyke and Miss Mildred Van Dyk
who are staying with Mr.. and Mrs
Minor c. Smith at their cottage Of
the Circle. Mr.. and Mrs Smith ais
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Gray and Miss Emma Lane. who mo
tored out from Wilmington last night
J. c. Pyle joined his family here las
night He, like many other me-
whose families are summering here
will motor to and from town each day
Mrs Arthur Allston is the guest o
Mrs. Lizzie McCaulley on the Circle
Mrs Samuel II. Baynard is enter
tanning Mrs. Charles NJ. Banks an
her granddaughter. Miss Beatric
Baynard. Charles NJ. Banks. Samue
, H. Baynard and Mr.. and Mrs j Vale
! Davis formed a party that motore
out to the grounds last night for tn
opening service.
The Rev. Dr. Hubbard and Professo
w. n. Thomas. musical director of th
: camp, have a cottage on the Circle.
Mrs. Anna Talley and daughter
Miss Barbara Talley. of Elan, ar
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hus
bands on the Circle.
Mrs. Lottie Drayton is entertainin
her nephew. J. Walter Weldin {
: Pittsburgh. Her sister. Mrs II. I
: y Baird, of Hulmeville, Pa. who ha
4 been occupying her cottage on th
= circle returned home yesterday.
Miss Florence Ely is visiting he
i brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. an
= Mrs. Howard G. Ely. on the Circle. .
Mrs. Howard Mccoy. of Asbur
avenue, entertained Mrs. Thoms
Wise and the Misses Margar,
Foulke and Mary Willis over today.
Staying at the Cunningham Cottas
: on Union avenue, are Mr.. and Mr.
II. NJ. Pedrick and daughter Eiiz.
: beth. and Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Bilde
& back. Of Wilmington. They arriv,
: today.
Z Miss Margery Robinson and Mi
Elizabeth Morton are staying wit
Miss Marion Buck on the Circle. NJ
y and Mrc Tocaph D,,,lr .~d -.