Evening journal., 1918-08-09
MANY OUT AT CAMP
FOR big THURSDAY
Auto Parties from Whining
ton Churches Help Swell
Attendance
YOKE FELLOWS TO
HAVE PICNIC TO-DAY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

and made big Thursday" almost a
rival OF Little Sunday" Alb the SER
vices were well attended. Last even
ing was the crowning event OF the
week. Many truck loads OF young peo-
pie visited the meeting. There were
representatives from Grace, McCabe,
Epworth, Union, Brandywine and East
lake NJ. E. Churches.
The young peoples service was well
attended, and the orchestra and the
choir from Eastlake Church assisted at
this service. The orchestra played
many numbers and the choir, led by
Stanley Keen, was an added attraction.
The service held at o'clock was the
largest attended Of this week, the Rev.
J. d. C. Hanna being the preacher. He
took his text from the the eighteenth
chapter Of jeremiah, fourth verse. Dr.
Hanna has been on the grounds for
thirty-two years as a tenter and as a
minister. As tribute TO his faithful
ness all the families OF Hilltop attended
the service.
The Rev. ]. r. Blcking conducted the
childrens service at the t.30 o'clock
service. The Rev. w. l.. Munhall, who |
was TO have talked on "The Book OF
Books" both morning and afternoon,
was unable TO be present. The Rev. ].
F. Cochran was the minister for the 3
O'Clock service.
This evenings young peoples sing
Is TO be popular, and Is to be held In
honor Of Father" The services for
tomorrow will be preaching at 1890
o'clock by the Rev. p. H. Collins; 3
o'clock, the Rev. J. r. Bicklng; 730
o'clock, the Rev. Thomas S. Minker
The Yoke-Felows have planned for
this afternoon a picnic, TO be held on I
the Brandywlne. The meeting VIII be I
held at that time.
One Of the happiest crowds OF visitors I
last evening was the sixteen girls that {
came from the Y. w. C. A.. They can't Z
In their own jitney bus. After arriv- .
ing on the grounds they had a picnic r
supper mostly Of the products OF their
own garden. Y. W. C. A. banners deco c
rated the bus"
With the girls came Miss Ellen Pott- I
burg, house secretary Of the Holiday o
House; Miss Mary aPterson, garden di- e
rector; Miss Ruth McComb, industrial e
secretary, and Miss Grace Osborn, gen n
eral secretary OF the Wilmington Y. w. G
C. A. Z
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Link, who are I
deeply interested In the Y. w. G. A.. 0
came out In their auto and had their 4
supper with the girls. A large cake r
which Mrs. Link had baked was part I
of the feast, and the girls sang toasts /
10 both Mr.. and Mrs. Link.
A special service is being planned Tor |
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock In charge
Z of the Y. w. G.. A and speaker from
New York will be on the program. A
group Of GIRLS from the Holiday House
viii give a demonstration. IL Is ex-
pectcd a large crowd from Wilmington
will be present.
Thomas Appleby OF Union avenue, has 4
been playing quQ.<s frequently. He is :
now known as the champion player. {
A straw ride Is 10 be given tonight a
by crowd OF the younger folks. Mrs.
r. C. Ryon and Mrs. z. clifford Will s.
act as chaperones. n
An enjoyable trip 10 West Chester NJ
was taken by some cottagers yesterday
morning. The p0rty motored over and dl
had no end Of fun. All the men pur- r
chased white duck trousers. Those who In
went on the trip were Dr. z. L. Hub In
bard, w. n. Thomas, Mrs. Mary Mac al
Kenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. William MacKen- SO
zie and Mrs. Harry J Guthries.
Mrs NJ. K Reyburn has returned TO ST
camp and is now the guest OF Mrs. T.
Robert stewart on Asbury avenue. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer ]. Forsythe and ar
Mr. and Mrs George BElis called last
evening on Mrs. William v. Montgom- T,
cry. II
Mrs. Albert Clayton, Mrs E. p. Hast
InEs OF Pttsburs, Miss NJ J. Garrett n,
and Mrs. John Conrad Of Philadelphia
were the guests OF Mrs. S. II. Baynard
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Merion and sons OF Ward,
Pa, spent yesterday with Mrs. A. II.
Slaughter. Mrs. Leslie Griflth was a 81
recent visitor at the Slaughter home.
Mrs. James Leach Of Grubb's Corner, nj
Mrs. Joseph Habbard Of Booths Cor m
ner were the guests yesterday Of Mrs. Cl
Annie Mcclure. ds
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Crosby and chilli ~
dren and Mrs. Rachel Crosby were call m
ers at the Foulk cottage on st. Paul's m
avenue last evening. Mrs. William A,
Whitehead Is a guest here ard expects sc
TO spend the week end. ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Dillon and en-
family mctored out TO camp last even mi
Ing. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Martin motored n,
in from camp yesterday and spent the
greater part OF the day in Wilmington. tai
The Rev. and Mrs. w. e. Greenfield G.,
were the guests OF Mrs. Frank Anton w
Yesterday. Mrs. Emma Linton also Ge
called n ue
H. C. Nowlsnd Of PHILADELPHIA has D.
arrived at the Harvey, and VIII spend =
the week end be-
DR.. George r. Foulk, Mrs. NJ. Smith, las
Miss Ida Foulk, George Lyons and {
Shirley Carter motored out 10 camp last be,
evening and called on Mrs. w. H. Foulk. wa
Mrs. w. Truxton Boyce and children. CHI
and Mrs w. z. Morrow, were the guests vol
of Mrs. Frank Harrar yesterday. low
Mrs. H7nnah Baylis, OF Wilmington lar
arrived last evening and will remain al ser
the Harvey the rest Of the camp sea- Al
son. a.
Mrs. John Bennett, Miss Lille Ben err
nett and Mrs. George Mullin, all OF Mar the
shallton; Mrs. L. Jones, Of Havre de sor
Grace, and Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Crouch. Ha
OF Wilmington, were guests yesterday
OF Mrs. II. G. Fisher on st. Pauls ave- an,
nue.. III
Miss Edna Strong is the guest OF the fey
Misses Ethel and Grace Lynch. for
Mrs Edith Warren, OF Talieyvile. VIC
was the guest Of Mrs. l. Elmer Perry wi
yesterday afternoon. sar
Mrs. John Forscht, Mrs. T. Gallagher the
Ind Mrs. Delaware Sharpley were the {
guests last evening Of Mrs. N. C. Gun bee
lingham mes
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Gregg. OF New n