Evening journal., 1915-08-12
Two Snakes Pop Out
of "Pink Lemonade"

returned yesterday to Washington, d.
G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burken and
daughter Of Wilmington motored out
to camp last night and spent the even
ing.
Jesse Clifford Of Philadelphia spent
yesterday with Mrs. Clifford at their
cottage on Union avenue.
Edgar Carter Of Johnson's Corner
and Mrs. Jane Robinson visited camp
yesterday
Mrs William w. Woods of Mont
Alto and daughter arc visiting Mrs.
William II. Slawter and Mrs. Harry
Lakeland Of Summit avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawlings Of
Brandywine hundred were visitors al
camp yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cloud. of
Chester, and Irene and Madeline
Cloud, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Chan
der Pyle, of Summit avenue. yester-
day
The Sweet Briar Club Of Beaver
Valley, liked over to camp yester-
day afternoon
Mr. and Ralph I. Finn entertained
at fudge party last night in honor
OF seven Mt. Salem girls who are Wis
iting them at the Epworth League
cottage on Asbury avenue. A num-
Der of guests we're invited and alto
gether II proved to be one Of the
most delightful social events Of the
camp season
Mr. and Mrs. David L. OFT enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Perkins
yesterday.
Twenty-Five members Of the camp
scouts went on a straw ride last
night. They left the camp grounds
about o'clock The wagon in which
they travelled was attractively dec
GRATED and a large crowd OF camp
ers went out 10 the drive 10 see them
off, They had reached Johnson's
Corner, on the way homo. when a tire
came off the wagon and the entire
party was forced 10 walk the remain
ing distance 10 camp. A jolly good
time was enjoyed. nevertheless. The
party stopped az Booths Corner and
bought refreshments.
That the music OF the camp meet
ing is proving SO excellent rs largely
due 10 Charles Cleaver. cornetist. and
Miss Ella Frederick, pianist. both of
whom are faithful attendants at all
tho services. Miss Frederick has
studied under the leading teachers
IN Wilmington. This is her second
season as camp pianist II Is Or.
Cloaver's third season as camp cor
netist.
Miss Eleanor Ely. Of Wilmington. Is
visiting Miss Amanda Wilson on tho
Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Nickerson
and daughters motored out 10 camp
last night and spent few hours here.
The Misses Helen Richardson.
Edith Whartenby. Grace Handy aud
Miss Marion Whartenby. all Of Holly
Oak, are staying at the Ridgeway
Cottage on Brandywine avenue.
Miss Dorothy tinally, who was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Taylor,
returned home yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Walker were
guests yesterday al the cottage Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Stewart, OF The
Circle
James r. Chandler and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Oscar Brown were Wis
itors at the Chandler cottage on Sum
NIT avenue last night
Miss Sarah H. White. organist Of
ST. Paui's Church, and Miss Vera
White visited Miss Mary Robinson at
the Marion" cottage.
Miss Eta Stats is spending a few
DAYS al the Marion" cottage
Members of the camp scouts held
flag raising this morning at their
tent on the north side Of the grounds.
AS the folds Of the Stars and Stripes
we're unfurled and let fly TO the
breeze Charles Cleaver, oornetist,
started playing star Spangled Ban
ner" which the scouts Justify sang.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking. in charge Of
the scouts, was in charge OF the cere-
monies