Evening journal., 1915-08-14

Continued from First Page.
LILLIAN Porter. the eight-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Richard c..
Porter. OF No SOC Madison street, Will
mington, and Jennie Foulk. the
twenty-months-o daughter of MT and
Mrs. l.. B. Foulk, of Bellefonte. we're
baptized ., IS -.w
H. Following the baptism, MI Blckipg
gave an illustrated talk 10 the chill.
dren, choosing for his subject, Jonah
and the Whale" Cornetist Cleaver
tand Miss Frederick. pianist, were as
sisted az this service by Masters
Allen and Norman White and Samuel
Keen Ir who played the violin.
flute and cornet
The Rev, Raymond Cooke spoke at
the Young Peoples meeting last even
ing His subject was Faith In God
or Forsaking All. J Take Him. Fol.
lowing Mr.. Cooks talk, the Rev. f. r.
Carpenter made a brief address;
During the conservation hour with
which the evening service concluded,
four persons, three girls and one
boy, professed conversion. Professor
/ Thomas sang several solos.
Among the Campers.
Miss Adelaide Potter. Of Whining
ton, was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
Jeanette Mackenzie of ST. Paul
avenue.
A group Of eleven girls. all mem
bers OF the Yoke Fellows, went on a
hike this morning to Granogue. Many
pictures we're taken
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederick
and sons Robert and William of
Prices Corner, who spent a few days
hero this week, have returned home
Dir. and Mrs. William b. Smith
who have been visiting at the cottage
of Mrs. Harry Garretson on Lebanon
avenue. left last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard May and
daughters, Nellie. Madeline and Bes-
sic. motored out to camp yesterday
and spent the day with Mrs. J. W
Hance Of the Circle
Miss Lola Anderson is visiting al
the Keen cottage on the Circle.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Watt super
4 intendent of the Eastern district
yesterday came over to camp from
Chester Heights. where he is spend
ing his vacation
The Rev DR.. W. e. Habbert, OF
Ridgeley. Md. who has been staying
at camp for the past three days, re-
turned home today
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Willing and
Alfred c. Willing of Wilmington ar
rived at camp yesterday and spent
the day az their cotton on the circle
Mrs. Willing will remain with Mrs
Sc MI
tage until the close of camp.
Visitors at Union tent yesterday
were Mrs. r. r. Pierson and Miss
Florence Leard OF Philadelphis.
The Rev. and Mrs George A. Cooke
and daughters, " T. Nickerson and
Mrs. Isabelle Murphy spent yesterday
at camp.
Mrs. Joseph T Turner of Union
avenue entertained MISS Elizabeth
Henderson yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Mayrice Alexander
Of Summit avenue, entertained Pro-
lfessor William n Thomas. DR. r. l.
Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. William G
Mackenzie and Or. J. u. c. Hanna
al dinner last night
Mrs Frank Herrar of Brandywins
avenue is entertaining her mother
Mrs. William Morrow
Mrs Ida Smith Of Wilmington, and
Airs. Mollie Richards Of Ridgeiy, Md.
were guests AZ the cottage Of Mrs
Harry Mckee Of Summit avenue yes
Iterday.
The Misses Ella and Elva Frederick
we're dinner guests of Miss Marion
Buck. Of the Circle, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Linton enter
tanned yesterday az their cottage on
Bandywine avenue. Mrs. Ralph Hol-
linEsworth and the Misses Holdings
worth. Of Chadd's Ford
Guests at the cottage of Mrs. NJ
A. Booth. Of Brsndywine avenue YES
terday, included Mr. and Mrs John
?. Martin, Miss ELLA Patterson, Ct