Evening journal., 1916-08-24
SUMMIT CAMP CLOSES With WALK AROUND"
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which swung from the various porches
twinkled like goblins' eyes. Sparklers
and tall red torches placed in the
flower beds added much TO the fairy
like appearance OF this avenue. As
bury avenue was particularly beau.
tiful with a brilliant display OF light
and a canopy OF Japanese lanterns
which, together with Brandywine ave
nue's artistic lighting effects mad,
this part Of the grove present a pic
ture OF striking beauty. Residents
along Brandywine also struck hu.
morous note In their decorations by
placing signs, some of which read
Hotel dupont" Empty stall" etc.
on the doors Of the cottages.
Residents Of Hilltop also did them
selves proud" in their decorations
The pavilion was lined with Japanese
lanterns. while a canopy OF lighted
Japanese lanterns added to the beau
toiul effect and made Hilltop one Of
the most beautifully decorated parts
of the grove.
At o'clock the platform meeting
was held in the tabernacle Or. Hub.
bard. spiritual director Of the camp
presided over TIE meeting in his in.
imitable way. Everybody spoke. that
is. all the camp leaders and many Of
the active workers made brief ad-
dresses. Those who spoke we're the
Rev Or. J. d. c, Hanna, the Rev q
II. Collins. in charge of the Young peo.
pie, the Rev Richard l.. Bickine. IN
charge OF the boys and the children
the Rev RAYMOND Cooke. IN charge
OF the Ycke Fellows: Mrs s. NJ. Keen
IN charge OF the girls; Charles
Cleaver. cornetist; Mrs. Powell Pro
fessor Thomas. Mrs. tieorge NJ. Fish
er. president Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
and Joseph H. Bartlett n the board oi
trustees.
A feature OF The meeting was the an
nounccment Of The amounts OF none!
raised by tho children and the youni
people Of the camp The children Sc
cured S227 and the young people rails
1927. For having secured the larg
>jst team amount, Marjorie Guthrie
captain was awarded 4 book OF Long
fellows poems. for having secure,
the largest amount on that team, Eliz
abeth Adams received Brownie
camera. and for having secured M
next largest amount on that team
Ethel Lynch was given a Bible. Nav
nard Alexander was given a fountain
pen for having secured the larges
Individual amount To the followiu'
girls books were given for collectinl
over s5: Betty Alexander. Vera Keen
Edith Keen and Mary Mackenzie. Th
hu,.s who collected over * wer
nonald Mackenzie, Norman White
and Maxwell Shuster. AZ
children who raised dollar or owe
were Anna Lakeland. Btoile Lack
land. Emily Mckee. Samuel Keen
Losta Banks. Mildred stiles, Everett
stiles. Em;en Lloyd, Charles y. GIT
FORD. Claude Strong. Hugh Strong
Pauline Buck. Adelaide Watson. Alic
Revhold. SAMUEL Penrose Jones, Dor
nthv Jolferis. Elsie Lewis, Lincoil
Guthrie. France Mackenzie and Har
riot Ross. Mrs. Leon Ryan. VIII
acted as secretary for Tic children
meeting was presented with how
ouet OF roses
The Rev Raymond Cooke was prs
sented a check by the board of iru'
tees. through Mr. Bartlett and wa
presented with a IS gold piece by Al
vim Keen on behalf Of the Yoke Eel
lows Announcement was made tina
Mrs. Powell had been invited to az
lend the camp again next year an
that the Rfv. Dr. Hubbard. who ha
conducted the camp so succcssfull
for the past two years, and Professo
William n Thomas, the well-knowi
musical director. also were invited Z
return again next year. Much ap
plause greeted these announcements
Previous 10 the meeting the larg
chorus choir gave song service
during which all tho popular pente
costal hymns were sung. under III
direction OF Professor Thomas. Mrs
Powell sang "If We're a Voice,
while Professor Thomas sang IN
Wonderful Dream"
Following the meeting the marc
around Zion" was taken. With III
Rev. DR.. r. l.. Hubbard, spiritual di
rector. the Rev. Dr. Hanna and th
Rev. Carlyle Hubbard leading. all IN
members Of the choir and the cot
fagers and their visitors marche
from the tabernacle around the cam
Krounds. Every avenue was visited
As they marched tho old fashione
hymns were sung. "We're Marchin
20 zion." Happy Day" Since Jesu
Came Into My Heart" In the Ca
den. II Walk With the King III
WIN Not Let Me Fall" and man
others.
AT Hilltop pavilion ProfessC
Thomas took charge. and many MOI
hymns were sung. while there wei
solos by Mrs, Powell and Mr.. Thon
as. Or. Hubbard offered prayer. 70
lowing which there was more mus
and the benediction was said.
After dispensing. greetings wei
exchanged and everybody shoe
hands with everybody else, aftC
which each group separated and Pre-
5eeded to enjoy the rest of the ever
nng in their own avenues. II ws
not until after the grove had appai
emily settled down for the nigh
however. that the real fun com
nenced. Il was then the serenadin
started. and all the camp leader
were called from their beds an
forced TO make speeches before tn
serenaders would "let up" their sins
ing.
The Yoke Fellows decided to kee
IN touch with one another during IN
coming winter. and meetings will b
held at intervals. The Rev Raymon
Cooke is leader Of the class. which
composed entirely Of persons he
tween the ages OF 16 and 25 Tn
hrst meeting will be held at Stanto
d. +. Church. Of which the Rev. RAY