Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-15

taking for his text Ezekiel Is. TWEEN
tieth verse. "The Soul That sinneth,
It Shall Die Mrs. Powell sang.
Are You in the Inner Circle"
The Yoke Fellows were addressed
this morning by Mrs. Powell Al the
Young Peoples service last night.
Miss Madeline May. OF West Preshy-
terrain Church. read a paper entitled,
THE Mortified Conference while
Miss Madeline Dixon, Of First Preshy-
terrain Church, read a paper entitled,
"A Day Al Northheld'
Residents OF the Circle got to-
gether yesterday and decorated the
circle with fancy lanterns and hags.
while two artistic lattice work arches
on which Is a shield Of red. white and
blue. add much TO the decorative
scheme
Never have the grounds generally
looked more beautiful or attractive
than they do AZ the present time.
Each Of the cottages Is decorated with
Japanese and tiny colored lanterns.
, while flags hy from every point OF
vantage possible
kAMP "KUT OTIS"
/ a
" Church came out 10 camp last night
: in large auto truck. and they at
tended the services IN the tabernacle.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Delaha. Mr. and Mrs Leslie
Downing, Mr. and Mrs Walter Walls,
MT and Mrs Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam Bickine, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moore, w K Grant Miss Florence
Ennis. Miss Elma Viohl Miss May
Johnson. Miss Gertrude Carter. Mrr
Deshields. Miss Marian Gossen, Miss
Norma Stradley. Miss Matte Nichols,
Miss Julia Beugless. James Cole, Perle
McClintock Harry Cole, Mr.. Drifting
ham David Stevenson, Mrs. Walls,
Richard Dayton.
Before returning home the Union
ties visited Mrs l. B. McCaulley's
cottage on the Circle and serenaded
her
Mrs George W. Cooke was a camp
visitor yesterday
The Rev r L. Bickins was seren.
/ AIDED by a number of his boys and
girls at 4 o'clock Yesterday morning
Then with Mr. Ricking they ell took
walk 70 Elan The serenaders were
Misses Vera, Edith and Virginia Keen
Samuel Keen. Harriet Ross. Maynard
and Betty Alexander
, Alexander Watson OF Washington
who has a cottage on the Circle. and
who is one of the most successful
fishermen al the camp, taccording e
, certain tales told, visited the grove
. on Sunday and spent the day.
II would be safe 10 say that no
anyone on the grounds enjoys th'
music Of the camp more than Teddie
bird, belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. n
c. Cunningham. Union avenue. Al
soon as the music starts Teddie join
a in and sings Justify, until sometimes
n he outsings the congregations.
2 None OF us like 10 get "stung" II
:. any away. least OF all by hornets. ant
d so when Master Kenneth Moye
stirred stirred up a hornets nest h.
l. did not relish the consequences tina
ensued
Il A group comprising about eighteei
m Boy Scouts came over to Brandywin
n Camp yesterday from Camp Rodney
r near Granogue. and attended the a
: ternoon service.
le Miss Mabel Poinsett, Miss Mildre
or Van Dyke, Miss Mary Abrams an
he Norman Smith went huckleberryiu
yesterday morning and brought baC
IN several quarts of berries, which we
\ made into pies for dinner.
1t PERSONALS.
r. Charles Bullock. a Wilmington u
/ liceman, was a visitor at camp ye
IS terday. He visited Mr.. and Mrs. job
e F. Carver, OF Hilltop.
e A watermelon party and marsl
n mallow roast was given last night o
e the Brandywine. The party of youn
9 people went by automobile. The
Il we're the Misses Madeline Dixol
y Madeline May, Marian Smith. Maria
u Buck, Ella Frederick. and Charlie
Z Cleaver. William Frederick, Alvi
- Keen, Norman Lewis and James 2
" Chandler, Jr.
Mrs. G. E. Shattuck and daught,
Anna, Of Norristown. Pa. who hay
y been spending several days at can
le returned home today.
ie Miss Mary Robinson, OF Asbur
le has as her guests Mrs. Thomas Wi
H. hanson, OF Kennett Square: JAG
:, Montgomery and Miss Sarah Greist
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ryan spent q
- day yesterday in New York. They r
y turend last night
Among those who called at the ca
- tage Of Mrs. Harry Meyer. on Hi
: top. on Sunday. we're William SEQ
and Albert Keiss, Of Jenkintown. Pa
- Garfield Grifis and Miss Clara SEQ
o Of Philadelphia; Harry Meyer Jam
Downey. all OF Philadelphia. and MI
Mabel Scherer, of bloomfield. n J..
Visitors at Hilltop Cottage which
-, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
III Carver were Mr.. and Mrs. James w
!, son of Brandywine hundred. Mi
Laura Talley. Mr. and Mrs. John
Parsons OF Ridley Park. Pa. MI
Laura Carter and Miss Alice Cart
II Of Johnson's Corner. Mr.. and Nj
John Forscht and Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ad kins Of Wilmington.
Il; Horace A. Buttz and George MINI
'et spent the day al camp.
nd Mrs. S. Harrington Jones IS spen
ing sometime with her sister. NJ
'st Calvin Whitsell.
ly DR.. 2. L. Hubbard expects to 60
nj Baltimore tomorrow 10 spend the d
M with his son, the Rev Dr.. Carly
rs. Hubbard. pastor Of Monument Sire
e. NJ z Church, that city. who is NJ
conducting the Emory Grove Can
m II is probable that DR.. Carlyle Hu