Evening journal., 1915-07-12
CROWD At SUNDAY
SERVICES At SUMMIT
Rev. E. c. Collins Preachcs
to Large Audience From
Nearby Cities
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
THERE THIS YEAR

Rev n. G. Collins, drew large CROWDS
Of visitors from all parts of the city.
The musical program. under the di-
rection of william P. White, was ex-
ceptonal and added greatly to the
enjoyment of the meeting.
The day was not devoted 70 grown
ups BY any means. The Sunday
school was conducted by Mrs. S. NJ
Keen ans Mrs. ella Rose, the attend
ance being equally as good as that OF
older persons at the preaching SER
vice.
Spec singing was provided by
Mrs. Jarvis and Mr.. White, who sang
solos and duets.
Early in the morning a large num-
Der Of visitors and prospective resi-
dents arrived at the camp grounds,
which have been overhauled and pre-
sented a neat and tidy appearance.
Already many cottages are occupied
and others daily are being taken for
the summer.
With an interesting program ar
ranged for the Brandywine Summit
Camp meeting season which opens on
August 4 and closes on August l6, all
indications point to the fact that the
meetings this year will be more sue
cessfnl than ever before. The Rev. DIT.
4. l., Hubbard Of Baltimore, who is
well known as an evangelist Is to be
the preacher in charge OF the camp.
He has had much experience In camp
meeting work and will come direct
from Summit Grove Camp which will
be in session from July % 10 August
2 He has also conducted other camp
meetings in MARYLAND.
Camp will open on Wednesday even
ing. August 4, with a platform meet
ing IN charge OF Dr, Hubbard. Min
listers and workers located on the
grounds will participate IN this meet
ing on Thursday the Wilmington
District Epwcrth League will be in
charge of the morning and afternoon
services. Dr. Thomas Il. Van Dyke,
pastor of Mt Salem Church, will have
charge OF the program. The Rev. John
L. johnson of New Castle, will speak
on that afternoon. while the Rev.
Thomas NJ. Hare, head of the Anti
Saloon League OF Maryland will speak
on Thursday evening.
Friday. August 6. will be Sunday
school day with the program in charge
of l. Elmer Perry. On Saturday reg
ular services will be held while on
Sunday the speakers will be the Rev.
c. r. Wyatt of Middletown. who will
speak I'M the morning, the Rev Or.
Herbert IT. Randolph. who Will speak
IN the afternoon. and Or. Hubbard
who will speak in the evening. The
programs for the remaining lays OF
the camp session have not been en-
tirely completed. though il is known
that a number of prominent speakers
will participate.
The Rev DR.. John Sunwalt, Of Pitts
burgh. who vas mentioned promin-
entity in connection with Grace Church
pastorato. viii preach morning and
evening of Big Sunday and the
Rev. Or. W. r Corkran will preach
in the afternoon.
Dr. Hubbard will have plenty Of
helpers, number of whom have
worked with n.m az other camp meet
ines William n Thomas will be
camp chorister. Charles Cleaver will
be camp cornetist. and Miss Ella
Frederick will be the camp pianist.
William p. White will assist Profess
sor Thomas IN directing the music.
The first Sunday in Auguts will be
Improvement day and il is expected
that a double quartet from st. Johns
p y. Church VIII sing under the di-
rection of w X. Bradford. church
organist
The Rev. J. Richard Bicking will
he IN charge of the childrens ser
vices. while ,he Rev. y. II, Collins
will have charge of the young peo.
pies services. which will be held
every evening 4 $50 o'clock. Tomor.
row the Rev. r. H. Collins will con.
duct the afternoon service az which
Mrs. Franklin Jervis and daughter
will sing.
Last Sunday about 200 person.
were present al the various services
and It is expected that equally al
large a number will be present to
morrow. the weather permitting.
A gas plant has been installed Il
furnish light Tor the tabernacle ant
grounds, and will enable a number o
1 persons 10 have light in their cot
lages William g. Mckenzie Is chair
man of the Improvement committee
and superintendent of the cam
grounds. Thomas II. Husbands. un
der the direction Of the trustees. hal
charge of the grounds. Mr. Husband
has been sworn in as a deputy sheriff
and he viii have the power TO arres
anyone who does not observe the rulel
Of the camp. There are still few
tents for rent. and anyone desirinj
Information concerning them shoulC
consult either William G.. McKenzi,
Or Mr.. Husbands.
The Union and st Paul boardins
tables are ready for business. Per
sons who motor to camp may secur,
good mealslai either Of these tables
Mrs. Mary Rambo conducts the 81
raul table while Mrs. Mary Sew,
arc and Mrs Frank Cam have chare,
81 the Union tables.
fioWer beds have been made aNs
me grounds generally present an al
IactiVe appearance Mayrice +. Alex
aEder viii conduct the camn stor
which is now open for business. AL
ground rents are payable to William
G. Mckenzie.
The resident ministers will incmd
the Rev. w. F. Habbart. OF Rldeel,
Md, the Rev. f. H, Collins. paste
of Madeley Church this city. the Re,
w. w. Sharp. pastor of Eastlak
Church the Rev J. p. Outten. paste
OF Goodman Church. the Rev. ID
6allagher- the Rev. J. D. c. Hanna. {
Philadelphia, and the Rev. J. Richar
bicking Of Cenfreville, Nd.
Among those who are already lc
Gated on the grounds are Mrs. Ale,
snder Watson and daughter OF Wash
inEtcn D. g: Mrs Jesse X. Ginor