Evening journal., 1915-08-02
MANY At CAMP FOR
Improvement DAY
Services at Brandywine Sum-
nit Grove as Preliminary
TO Formal Opening
SPECIAL MUSIC WAS
FEATURE OF THE DAY

Yesterday was Improvement Day at
Brandywne Summit Campmeeting
grove About $50 persons from VIII
mington and surrounding parts of the
country motored or drove over 70 the
camp grounds and attended services.
The speakers we're the Rev. Or. BAN
ford. pastor Of Grace NJ e. Church
Philadelphia. and the Rev. Or. J. d. c.
Hanna. OF Philadelphia
Special musical programs featured
each of the services. In the morning
Hall and Mack. singing evaneelists of
Philadelphia, furnished the music. AZ
the afternoon service. members Of ST
Johns p. n. Church double quartet
sang several selections, under the d.
rection Of William X Bradford while
IN the evening William p. White and
Mrs. Franklin Iervis had charge of
the music. l. Elmer Perry was plat
form superintendent for all the ser
vices. At the song service In the
evening brief address was made by
Samuel n Baynard president of the
Board Of Education and for many
years a trustee of the Camp Associa-
ton
The camp grounds present an at
tractive appearance. Many improve
ments have been added this year The
new gas plant recently installed is
working nicely and adds much 10 the
convenience and beauty Of the
grounds az night The tabernacle is
being reprinted and the various
avenues repaired
Camp will open on Wednesday
evening The Rev Dr. 70. J. Hubbard
spiritual director of the camp. will
have charge Of that service Thurs
day viii be Epworth League Dav
with the Rev DR.. Thomas r. Van
Dyke in charge. while Friday will be
Sunday School Day. with /. Elmer
Perry in charge.
Friday Will be Sunday school day.
J Elmer Perry will preside. Hall and
Mack, musical evangelists OF PhiladeI-
phia, will assist with the music while
several especially good speakers have
been secured to speak on that day.
love feast will be the FIRST ser
vice held on Little Sunday" which
will be August s. This service will
be held at o'clock The Rev. DIR.
Z. i. Wyatt will preach at the 1890
O'Clock service while the Rev. Or. A.
J. Gill. of the Baltimore Conference.
viii preach at the afternoon service.
A children's meeting will be held at
l.SO o'clock and q young peoples SER
vice will be held at $50 o'clock. The
evening service which will start AT
$50 o'clock will be in charge OF the
Rev. Or. F.. L. Hubbard.
The following program has been
arranged for big Sunday" August
900 A. Move Feast, the Rev. DIR.
J. p. G. Hanna.
1880 A. M.--Sermon, the Rev. DR..
J W r Sunwalt
l.30 P. M.--Children's meeting.
800 P. M.-Sermon, the Rev. Dr
". r Corkran
$50 r. M.--Youne peoples meeting.
100 p M.--Sermon. Or. Sunwalt
Aside from these special DAYS the
regular order Of services that will be
held every day will be as follows:
700 A. M-Family prayers.
900 A. M-Prayer and experience |
meeting; boys meeting. north side of
ground; girls meeting in the pavilion. |
1880 A. M.--Preaching.
100 r. M.-Childron's meeting.
800 p. M.--Preachinc
$50 r. N. Young peoples meeting.
Dr. Hubbard WIN be assisted hv the
following ministers: Tho Revs D1 i. D.l
q Hanna, William Bamford T.. Dl
Decker, James B. Mactey and J. II. Cal
lagher. all Of the Philadelphia Confer.
enco aud the Revs ". i. Corkran. G. I'll
Wyatt. y. II. Collins, T +. Beauchamp.
}. r. RiclSins, W. W. Sharp. r. HIGH
Adams, w. T. tIabbart. George A. Cooke /
r. II. Van Dyke, T. t. Johnson, J. WI
Gray and W. /. White. of the Whining
ton Conference; the Revs. 4. ,. Gill and
Carlisle Hubbard. Of the Baltimore Con-
ference, and the Rev. J. Il. Sumwalt of
the Pittsburgh Conference.
The Rev. J r.. Bicl,ing viii have
charge Of the children's meeting and the
Rev. y. y. Collins the young peoples
services
Prof. w. n Thomas, the chorus leader
and soloist- viii he in charge Of thol
music lie win be assisted bv Miss
Frederick. pianiste; Charles Cleaver cor,
netist William r. White and other SO.
loists, and large chorus On both Sun
days a double quartet will assist with
the music.
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