Evening journal., 1915-07-31
SUMMIT SERVICES TO
Open ON WEDNESDAY
Improvement Day Program
Will Be Presented In
Tented Grove Tomorrow
CAMP PROGRAM
is OUTLINED

Tomorrow will be Improvement
Day at Brandywine Summit Camp.
Interesting musical programs have
been arranged for all the services.
Hall and Mack. of Philadelphia, sing
ing evangelists, will be present at
the morning service. William x.
Bradford. organist OF St. Johns P.
E. Church, and a number of men,
bers Of the choir of that church will
furnish the music at the afternoon
service, while William p White and
Mrs. Franklin Jervis will have charge
of the music. at the evening service.
Speakers for the day will be the
Rev. Dr. Bamford, pastor Of Grace
NJ. Z. Church, Of Philadelphia, and the
Rev. J. D. G. Hanna, also of Philadel-
phia. Both the Union and St. Paul
boarding tent proprietors have made
ample provision to accommodate a
large crowd. Several automobiles
parties will go out from this city.
Practically all of the cottages are
occupied.
Improvement Day is always OBJ
served the Sunday previous to the
formal opening of camp. All collec-
tions received on that day will be
used for improvements 10 the
grounds.
Camp will open on next Wednesday
evening. The Rev DR. E. L. Hubbard
spiritual director of the camp, will
be in charge of the opening service
Thursday will be Epworth League
Day. The program for services TO
be held on that day has been ar
ranged by the Wilmington District
Epworth League Cabinet. There will
be services In the morning. afternoon
and evening. The Rev. DR.. Thomas
NJ. Hare. head of the Anti-Saloon
League Of Maryland, will speak az the
evening service.
Friday will be Sunday school day
l. Elmer Perry will preside. Hall and
Mack, musical evangelists of Philadel-
phia, will assist with the music while
several especially good speakers have
been secured to speak on that day
A love feast will be the first SER
vice held on Little Sunday" which
will be August s. This service will
be held at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Or.
c. 7. Wyatt will preach at the 1890
o'clock service while the Rev DR.. A.
J. Gill, Of the Baltimore Conference,
will preach at the afternoon service.
A ehildren's meeting will be held at
1.S0 o'clock and a young peoples SER
vice will be held at $50 o'clock The
evening service which will start at
| 730 o'clock will be in charge of the
/ Rev. Or. E. L. Hubbard
The following program has been
arranged for Big Sunday" August
rs
900 A. Move Feast, the Rev.-Dr
]. D c. Hanna.
1890 A. M.-Sermon. the Rev. Dr.
j. w. r Sunwalt
130 P. M.-Children's meeting.
500 P. M.-Sermon, the Rev. Dr.
W. F Corkran.
$50 P. M-Young peoples meeting
7.30 P. M.-Sermon, DR.. Sunwalt.
J Aside from these special days the
J regular order of services that will be
held every day will be as follows:
ZOO A M-Family prayers.
900 A. M-Prayer and experiences
meeting; boys meeting. north side OF
ground; girls meeting in the pavilion.
1890 A. M-Preaching.
100 P M.-Childrens meeting.
500 p. M.--Preaching.
$50 p. NJ Young peoples meeting.
Dr.. Hubbard viii be assisted by tn
following ministers: The Revs. Dr. J. L
lC. Hanna, William Bamford, E. 2
Decker, James B. Mackey and j. H. Gal
laeher. all Of the Philadelphia Confer
ence and the Revs w. F. Corkran, C. 4
Wyatt. z. u. Collins, r +. Beauchamp
y. r. Bicking, w w. Sharp, r. Hisl
Adams. w. T. Hahbart George A. Cooke
T. r. Van Dyke, J. +. Johnson, j. w
GRAY and W. L. White, of the Whining
ton Conference; the Revs A. J. Gill an
Carlisle Hubbard. Of the Baltimore Con
ference. and the Rev. j. r. Sumwalt. o
the Pittsburgh Conference.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking will hav
charge Of the children's meeting ard I'll
Rcv. z. Il. Collins the young people
services.
Prof. W. n Thomas, the chorus leade
and soloist, win be IN charge Of IN
music He viii be assisted by Mis-
Frederick risniste; Charles Cleaver. cor
netist; WILLIAM p White and other 50
loists, and large chorus. On both sun
DAYS a double quartet will assist wit