Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-19

mington at regular intervals. Howard
D. Johnston. OF the Diamond State
Telephone Company. will bring pas
sengers out 10 the campgrounds, and
there will probably be other buses
which will take passenger to and from
the campgrounds.
Ramp Kut-Outs.
Those who pass by Hilltop cannot
fail 10 notice the clock which graces
the front of the cottage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. c. Carver. II might be
termed one Of the old siandbys Of the
campgrounds. as hundreds Of persons
in passing note the time Of day or
night. The clock was made a number
of years ago out Of various pieces and
"bits" which came from several old
and broken down clocks. Mr. Carver
put the works together himself. and
he says he had an awfully good time"
doing a.
Residents OF Brandywine avenue
have added another large banner 10
the three they had already stretched
across that avenue. II Is white and
inscribed In red letters are the words,
I'm My Fathers House Are Many
Mansions" The decorations on Bran
DIVINE avenue make II one OF the
most attractive avenues on the
grounds.
Miss ella Frederick, pianiste, and
Charles Cleayer, cornetist, are two OF
the most faithful workers on the
grounds and they form an important
part in contributing the music for the
I services. Both are excellent musicians
and their playing adds much 10 the
camp music, which this year Is OK
ceptionally good.
Much pride is shown by the cot
! tagers IN their bungalows, great
many bungalows this year are named.
/ Among some Of the cottage names
are Woodblne. Harvey. Netherby. H.
Suits Me, O-Mee-O-Mi, the Bluebell,
tho Delaware. the Ivy, Dew Drop
I Inn, Sunset and others.
One OF the newest and prettiest
forms OF decorating is gained by
hanging tiny colored lanterns from
the porches. ST. Pauls avenue is
more deliberately decorated with these
lanternr than any other avenue in
the grove. and when lighted their
tiny red, yellow and green lights re-
! mond one Of COLLINS eyes peeping
II OUT iIVin utHliu q bi'ih N'lf'N WI
tain Of trees.
, This warm weather has brought into
:, evidence the Palm Beach bridgade,
3 which ia one Of the most important
, social factors In the life OF the camp.
: Those who comprise the brigade are:
, Joseph II. Bartlett, William G. Mac
D Kenzie c. Emmett Adams p. r.
q Taylor. Harry !. Guthrie, Frank
s Buck. the Rev. ]. Richard Bicking,
be- the Rev. o. II. Collins, George NJ.
s Fisher. William Morris. Frank Har-
g rar. William Collins, and Professor
william n. Thomas.
:. Mrs. s. NJ. Keen, who has charge OF
v the girls Of the camp, gave a straw
z ride for them this afternoon. Two
/. wagons we're used The ride was Il
/. Chadd's Ford and back. About thirty
r five girls enjoyed the ride.
[ Personals.
! Mrs. James Lewis entertained Mr.
Z and Mrs. Joseph Ottey. Emma anc
Arthur Ottey. and Mrs. Edward Truitt
, all of Marcus Hook, Pa.
l Among the visitors to camp yes
! terday were Mrs. G. Wesley Weldin
Mrs. JEANNE r. Field, Mr.. and Mrs
! w. r. Nickerson. Miss Grace Milligan
. Miss Helen Jones. Franklin Bailey
! Willard Sheppard and Don Cooke, al
4 Of Wilmington.
! Clifford T.. Smith. James P. Jonel
and the Rev f. G. Sunheld, pastOi
of Eastlake M. o. Church, visited Mr.
and Mrs. j. r. G. Carver Of Hilltop
cottage yesterday
Mrs. Mary Rambo has staying will
her Miss Mary Walker. Miss CLAIR
: Cornbrooks Miss Frances Megarele
: Miss Estelle Klair and Miss Lillial
!. Megargle.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Robb werl
= visitors yesterday at Mrs. II. T. TUT
: ner's cottage.
> Mrs. Franklin Jervis entertaine'
= yesterday Mr.. Pierce, Mrs. J. n. Hut
!, fington and the Rev. and Mrs. Georg
u A. Cooke, all Of Wilmington.
y Guests at the cottage of Miss Mar
- Rob nson on Asbury avenue yesterda
y were Miss Curtie Bullock, William
y Scott. Samuel M. Cleaver Of Tale,
II Vile. and S. p Nicholas and Waite
Chandler of Kennett Square.
A. Miss Alfredo Hance, of the Circl
~ has gone to oxford, Md, to spen
Of the weekend.
k Mrs. Morris Grubb. Of Asbury avenu
V. entertained yesterday Mrs. !. J. Payn
10 Mrs, Barbara McElwee, Miss Regina Nj
le Elvce and Ralph 5. Grubh.
10 Mr.. and Mrs Irving Hofecker, MI
ne Bacon and Mrs. Charles Bullock, Of WI
"a mington. were visitors last night at Il
Penrose cottage on Ashury avenue.
as Alfred c. Willing, Of Nilmingto
as spent last evening at the Van Dyl
&. cottage.
II Mis-. Mary Stewart has returned
IN camp after spending a week at Richar
ID son Park.
A PARTY Of twelve young people fro
)n Second Baptist Church came out
J. camp today to spend the weekend. T
n girls will stay at the cottage of Nj
xt James Lewis ON Asbury avenue
m Mrs. Martha Porter, of the Circle. h
re visiting Mrs. Harriet rerrwel,
lis Elkton. Md.
r. Mrs. Carroll Brown and Mrs. 1hon,
n Wise visited Mrs. George Mccoy yest'
day.
IT. Mrs. p 5. Van Dyke, of Sunni
OF avenue. entertained at a luncheon v,
nd terday. Her guests were Mrs. Minor
n smith, Mrs McGill, of WilmingtC
n. Mrs. George Mccoy. Miss Mary Abrar
Miss Mabel Poinsett and Miss Mildr
II, Van Dyke.
n The Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Corkra