Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-10
PLAN BIG SUNDAY"
BIGGER THAN EVER
Brandywinc Summiteers Expect
All Camp Records to be
Broken Tomorrow.

Rs.npywrey SUMMIT CAapGRouNp,
AUG. 10
After the hurly-burly and good times
of "Big Thursday Brandywine Summit
Camp appeared unusually quiet yester-
day. However, the services were well
attended and numerous plans were aioot
for the biggest big Sunday ever held
at the camp.
At the evening service Dir Hubbard
announced that, IN the absence of bishop
Hamilton on account Of illness, he will
preach nj the morning service tomorrow
and that Rev John G Wilson, ID. y,
district superintendent of the Phil
adeIphia conference. will preach at the
afternoon and evening services Mrs.
Wilson. who s we'll known sololst,
will accompany DIR Wilson to oamp and
sing at both meetings. nc regular
morning service WAS omitted this morn
ing. Rev. H. II. Collins was To have
preached
One of "Big Sunday s. biggest features
will he tho service nj o'clock IN the
evening. when Niss " Blakesley Hon
singer, foreign research secretary of tho
publicity department Of the " Z. A.
War Work Council, will present eone
news straight from the front Miss
HIonsinger is very much interested IN the
hostess house work Of the ! w. {. a,
here and 'over there, and she Will paint
a graphic picture of all branches Of !
W G. A. war work Several ~ W
girls from Wilmington will also give
demonstration.
YESTERDAYS SERVICES
Services Yesterday were all as per
schedule and were we'll attended Rev
G. &. Clarke preached at the service and
Rev r. j Sard. Of Scott NJ J.. Church,
Wilmington, was the preacher at the
afternoon services There were tho usual
meetings of the boys and the girls, under
Mrs Reha G. RYAN and Rev j X BIck-
ing, with the regular Sunday school
at | 30 under Pastor I3icklngl
Tho Yoke Fellows, IN charge Of Rev.
c. G Clarke went out of camp for their
meeting, yesterday, taking trip, and
lunch, to the Irandywlne river and en-
joying quiet swim and q good lunch.
The Summit Sing was IN honor Of
Father. and | Elmer Perry made a
short address on that topic. II j Guthrie
led the singing W n Thomas sang a
solo Featuring the sing tonight, there
will be selection by the Yoke Fellows
Quartet duet by Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
and n solo by DR.. NJ Burke.
At the evening services, Rev. George
White Dawson was the preacher az
scheduled Rev T. ]. Sard offered
prayer and there was a solo by Mrs.
Belle Gordy, one of the sparse colored
population OF the camp.
Everywhere preparations for Big Sun
day arc seen, and If the present spirit
| continues, with no rain, the ambitions of
campers TO make this Big Sunday"
bigger than the last are likely to be
| realized.
CAMPS PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Hamilton and
children, and Lewis Weldin. of Knox
vile n j.. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
| Weldin, of Pittsburg, were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Howard Ely last night.
Miss Florence Ely and Mrs. Emma
Carwithen, of Philadelphia, are to be the
guests of Mrs. l.. Layton until the end
OF camp.
". p White, Mrs. J. c. Taylor, John
b. Appleby T. Clark Appieby and Flora
Appleby, all of Wilmington, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G Appleby on
Union avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. II. G. Hobbs, after spending
few davs in Wilmington, returned 10
camp yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ". Sheppard OF
Wilmington spent the day with Mrs.
William b. Jones on Asbury avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bramble and
family, Mr. and Mrs. W Winkler were
the guests of Mrs. Lille Greenfield today.
Miss Marjorie Moore, of New Castle,
and Rev 7. ]. Sard were the guests of
Mrs G ". Dawson today
Mr. and Mrs. j n Knox, of vii
mington. are spending the weekend
with Mrs. +. l.. Flory ON Asbury avenue
Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Price and Miss
Pauline Price, Miss Ida Bromley of
Stockton, Md, motored from home
this morning and are to remain as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. IL NJ. Horne
until camp breaks
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Potts and Mr.
and Mrs w Lynch called last evening
at the cottage of Miss Elizabeth Hen
drixson.
Mr. and Mrs w Douglas, Mrs. Susan
Pierce, Miss Jane Baxter and Barry
Baxter motored out to camp last evening
MIR and Mrs. James Leech, Mr.. and
Mrs w Jones, Miss Blanche Laytield,
John Todd of FELTON, were recent camp
visitors at the cottage of W. p. White on
St. Paul's avenue.
Tomorrow night the younger boys will
give a truck ride in honor OF the girls.
They plan to 60 to Lenape