Evening journal., 1916-08-16
SUBTLE Sins Scored
BY CAMP PREACHER
Rev. Leonard White Raps
Pride of Wealth and
Position in Sermon
REV. W. E. HABBARD TO
OFFICIATE TONIGHT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYwINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. Is Scoring such subtle sins as
pride Of wealth. Of blood, Of position.
etc. The Rev Leonard White Of st.
Michaels. Maryland. preached an elo-
quent sermon in Iho tabernacle at
Brandywine Summit Camp last night
A large congregation was present His
text was taken from John 70. ar.
II he lifted up. will draw all men
unto me-"
There is not much temptation in
gross sim he said 1T Is the subtler
sins that are more alluring"
Following the sermon one woman
lnelt az the altar and professed con-
version. Mrs Powell sang You Must
DO Something Tonight" and when
He Tenderly Looked at Me- Under
the direction Of Profesvor Thomas.
the singing of the choir and Of the
congregafion was especially beauti-
ful. There we're large number Of
visitors on the grounds all day yester-
day and Il is thought that a larger
number viii come out to the grove
today TO hear the Rev J. G. Mccoy Of
Zion. Maryland. who will preach this
AFTERNOON. and the Rev W. y. Hubbard
Of Ridgelv Md. who will preach to-
might The Rev. Leonard ". White
OF ST. Michaels. who preached this
mornings sermon. Is a son OF the
Rev. John White and brother OF
William F. White. His uncle, the Rev
W. L. White Of Easton. Md. who
preached yesterday afternoon. Is a
brother Of the Rev John White
There is such a large number Of
minister's here that the Marquee,
where the ministers are usually on
tertained. was uvercrowded and sew
eral had 10 he entertained elsewhere
Among the ministers here yesterday
and today were the Revs. Or. J. d G.
Hanna. DR.. H. w. Munhall, w 10.
: Habhard. Leonard White, John White,
Nv l.. White. Raymond Cooke. r. l..
Bicking. u. n Collins j. G. Mccoy, j.
In. prouse and J. w. BrewlngtOn.
At the Young Peoples meeting
tonight Miss Helen Bye. OF Will
mington will sing SOLO The
, Rev w. e. Hubbard will preach at
. this evenings service Tomorrow
, night a chorus OF so children will
sing at the Young Peoples meeting,
ii Al the Young Peoples meeting last
evening the Rev. c. T, Wyatt, OF Den
ton talked on "The Beauty Of Youth. y
The Rev. Robert G. Conner pastor
(, of Edge Moor NJ. &c. Church sang 9
- delightful solo At the children'I
meeting yesterday afternoon Gracs
Lynch and Ethel Lynch sang a duet
Ramp kut Outs.
I, Dr. Hubbard the spiritual director
OF camp. has an inimitable way Of
g expressing himself He is very witty
and full OF a quaint humor which
does not make IL at all difficult fol-
him to ever get a laugh out of the
congregation These little Quips and
jests he sandwiches in between times
! and he seems to know just when Ia
put them over" for at other times
It would be difficult to find a more
fiery or deeply spiritual talker than
} he u.s. In making the announcements
8 he ofttimes sends a wave of laughter
= over the congregation For instance
I he announced the other night thai
r Mrs Taylor had post cards for sale
e and anyone desiring to get any coulC
). get them free by paying for them
= On sunday school day |. Elmel
: | Perry spoke. In the course of hi
y talk he grew reminiscent and men
9 toned an incident concerning him
Z self and Dr. Hubbard which happen
n ed when he was boy "A number
OF years ago" began Mr.. Perry. ther
p turning TO Or. Hubbard he said. How
e many years ago was IT, Doctor"
= Dr. Hubbard smiled and salt
n promptly; "Oh. about seventy-hye'
" Yesterday following the boys
Il meeting a number of the boys had
Il shoe race. All the shoes OF the cor
testants were piled together and the
on the signal there was gram
a scramble to get ones shoes and tn
n boy who got his shoes out OF the pill
y and on his feet FIRST was the WHINE
1. of the race Lincoln Guthrie wo
y the high-top shoe race while Frankli
"A Jervis won the lace shoe race.
Miss Marjorie Guthrie fell yester
! day and suffered a sprained ankle.
~ Miss Harriet Ross was accidental
cut on the heel with a stone yestel
day while at the tennis court
A Jolly time was had by q grou
Of ST Paul avenue people on Nor
= day night following the evening sci
. vice A hike around the pike 20 ElaI
!, and back and a general good tim
l after their return constituted III
n evenings fun.
Are you a nut? This is the auestio
:, which the ST. Paul's avenue crowd
: is asking. Why? Because Nut Gu
has just been formed. The clul
=. which, so it is claimed, was orig
), nally organized by Two Lung.
u prominent Chinaman. $4,000 year
y y. A. G. K, was organized in thi
= country just recently. when a seleC
few received the formal authorit
n. from China by cable William G.. Mac
IL Kenzie and Harry J. Guthrie hav
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