Evening journal., 1915-08-12
cnntinn,d from Tlrst Pago.


9uglars. Charles Cleaver and Allen
Waite. and by their leaders, the
Revs. J. r. Bickine and Raymond
Cooke and william Collins marched
twice around the grounds. previous
10 their meeting this morning, carry
ne flags and singing as they
marched.
Al the childrens meeting at ! o'clock
Mr.. Bickiuc gave an interesting talk. lie
drew on the chart broad roadway,
along which he added varied objects
That prove pitfalls 20 the lives OF those
who tread this highway. One OF the
pictures he drew represented glass OF
Apink lemonade" out Of which rose two
wakes of fire.
Special temperance music was CON
lrihutcd bv n quartet of boys compris-
ING MAYNARD Alexander, franklin Jervis,
Samuel Keen Jr., and Norman White,
and hv "a group of twelve girls Solec-
tions sung hy them were I'm Never
Drink Drop and "We'll All Vote Yes
The Rev. j. r Collins. who is in
rhnree of the young peoples meetings,
has challenged the Rev. j. r. Bicking,
who is in charge OF the children's meet
iues. TO sec which group Of young folks
can secure tho largest amount Of money
IN their collections.
The Rev Or. ID. y. Decker, Of the
Philadelphia Conference. preached this
afternoon.
Tonight viii be Thomas night. IS
Professor Thomas holds the regard OF
hundreds Of camp goers, the largest
crowd of the week H. expected. The
L.. n
lesus' Mr.. Thomas viii also sing sew
oral solos Special music will also be
contributed by some employees Of the T.,
~ and y. Railroad shops at Iodd's Cut.
This group of singers visited camp last
Saturday evening,
Tomorrow will he Baptism Day.
All parents will be given an cppor-
tunity 70 have their children bap-
lised AZ the children's service to-
morrow afternoon. Following this
service there will he sermon on
The Crucihxionr and the celebrat-
ing Of the Holy Communion. Dr.
J. u. c. Hanna will preach.
On Saturday a quartet from Phila-
delphia will sing AZ the afternoon and
evening services.
As no outside ministers arrived at
camp yesterday. Or. Hubbard was
forced TO call upon some OF the resi-
dent ministers 10 mi the pulpits at
The services. The Rev. ". II. Collins.
Of Madeley Church. and the Rev j. G.
Mccoy, Of Zion, Maryland. preached
Al the morning and afternoon SER
vices. respectively.
The Rev. w. w. Habbert. Of Ridgely,
Mo- preached the sermon last night.
His subject was THE Glorious ln-
hcritance"
Miss Annabel Groves. Of Whining
ton. who is staying at the Hanson
cottage on Summit avenue. sang a
solo.
Among the Campers.
A party that motored out 10 camp
yesterday from Blackhird comprised
Mrs. Eugene Mccoy, Mrs. william
Fortune. Mrs. Clarence Brockson, Ed
mnnd Brockson and Austin Hart.
Among the camp visitors yesterday
were Mrs. Kate McKinsey, Miss
Emma Lyman, Mrs. II. T. Sergeant
and Miss Victoria Skotnick
Several men are taking their va
cations this week and are spending
them with their families here. Among
them are c. n. Adams, 3. L. Taylor
and Alexander Watson, of Washing
ton. others including Joseph II. Bart
lett. Mavrice Alexander. William s.
Morris and William G. Mackenzie
spend day or two at a time en-
loving camp life.
Mrs. Joseph Andrews and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Chase we're visitors yes
tcrday at the cottage Of Mrs Allen
fouifa an Summit avcnup
The Rev. Or. J. -. c. Hanna has
returned TO camp after spending two
days I'm Philadelphia He went 10
that city 10 oficiate at the funeral
Of one Of the members Of his church.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking took a
number Of the camp scouts on a
short hike this morning.
Though practically All the avenues
are attractively decorated with nags
Japanese lanterns and flowers Bran.
DIVINE avenue is perhaps more elah.
orately decorated than any other
-Four huge American flags are sus'
pended in the middle Of the avenue.
"Rni" Collins and Ray Griffenherl
liked over 10 the quarry yesterda,
morning and went hshins They re-
turned home with eighteen hasi
weighing in all thirty-eight pounds.
A meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
will be held in the pavilion at the TOT
of the hill on Saturday afternoon
Dues will he collected. talent none,
received and officers for the cominl
two years will be elected Mrs
George NJ. Fisher is now president o
the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Phoebe J. Robinson. Of vii
mington. was a camp visitor yester
day.
The Rev. Dr. W. Il. Habbert. o
Ridgely. Maryland. arrived at CAM
on Tuesday and will remain until to
morrow evening While here he Il
staying at the Marquee on The Circle
Visiting at the cottage of Mr.. an'
Mrs. William p. White YESTERDAY
we're the Rev. and Mrs. John White
OF Fairlee. Maryland
The Misses Florence and Alice
Journee and Mrs. George Journee. o
Brandyvine summit drove TO CAM
last night and spent the evening.
A party Of ten, comprising sever
girls from Mt Salem Lane and threi
others. went on a kodak party yester
day After walking many miles
picturesque spot was selected il
which TO take a few pictures. MIN
Of them grouped themselves II
artistic grace on the top rail Of
fence. Sweet smiles we're on all tn
faces, the picture-taker was about 4
snap the button when-crash--th