Evening journal., 1919-08-08
"PEACE" DAY AT
SUMMIT CAMP
CONTINUED From FIRST PaEe.l

-tNA ~ Wv Nf"NAHt fANNr WV
youns people met under the leadership
OF The Rev r. n. Collins. OF North East.
| Md His text was Ready FOR Service.
Il was decided AZ the meeting 20
chenge The hour Of coming together
for the Young peoples assembly from
$50 o'clock IN the evening 20 Z o'clock
This change gives the Young people
more time TO set their suppers. and
does not conflict Win the main serv-
ices.
Mss Mildred vanDyke asked the
blessing at THIS meeting last night.
II was announced that no music lead
er had ss vet been engaged for the
young peoples service. but that
choice would be made from the Reys
Mr. Bicking, william p. White and Pro
fessor Thomas.
Mior the young peoples meeting
The Nokefellows elected these offers
President Miss Mildred vahDyke. vice
! president. Miss Martha LLOYD; secre-
tary Mrs. Walter Tailey; treasurer.
Miss Ethel Lynch pianist Miss Mar
iorie Guthrie.
The Rev Howard Davis viii not be
able 10 lead the loksfellows. as was
expected
Because Of the absence OF the Rev
George W Bounds. no service was
held Yesterday morning Mr.. Bounds /
was 10 have spoken in the afternoon. |
but his place was taken by the Rev /
Henry C. Turner who had been sched- I
uled 10 preach in the mornins
Mr.. Tuners theme was The Aris-
iocracy OF Grace. and his text was
l John 32. Beloved now are we, the
children Of God"
Prof William \ Thomas. sang a solo.
Jesus" by r. y Ackley.
Or. Turner has been at the camp
meetings for seven years For two
years he was president Of the board OF
trustees. lie returned 90 Philadelphia
last night
The weather yesterday and last
night was ideal, a great improvement
over the condition OF the past few
days
The croquet ground at Hilltop has
been improved, and was in use all day
yesterday.
The Rev J. n. Blcking. Of New Cas-
Tie NJ. =. Church. gave one OF his popu- =
lar illustrated talks to the children NJ
i.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. After
ihe talk. buttons with scriptural texts :,
were given to the children.
After the meeting. these very young
people adjourned 10 the Hilltop :
where a recreation hour was enjoyed !,
At O'Clock yesterday morning the .
boys were drilled In callsthenics under !,
he direction of Mrs. :. NJ Dillon. Al
.he same hour Mrs. II. J. Wood assem- !,
Dled the girls. and at go O'Clock su.
pervised group games were PLAYED. At lS
10 o'clock story telling commenced. and =
continued for nearly an hour. This !
will be the daily program for the very :
young folks during the remainder OF -
camp. :
Today is Peace Day" at the camp. \
Col J.. Warner Reed spoke at 1890 \
o'clock this morning. commenting upon
he League Of Nations and other y
,hases OF postwar problems. a
The program for the remainder OF
he day follows i.30 o'clock, talk TO n
he children. by the Rev. ]. r. Bicking. u
o'clock. preaching, by the Rev. How Il
rd Davis, chaplain Of the 59th Pioneer a,
egiment. ~
At o'clock in the evening the pulpu
iii be occupied by the Rev. f. II. Col p
rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter en- 2
rtained a number OF friends in honor IT
the ennsa cement Of Miss Helen Z. .,
arshall. OF Wilmington. n
Refreshments were served. games
aged and the engagement announced yi
a novel way. 4 chemically treated ~
lper was held over the light. which -
ought out the words. "Engaged-- n,
HaIr II w
idlow"
This was the first indication the is
tests had Of the announcement. nj
When the surprise had subsided, the d,
ung couple were warmly congratu-
ed by their friends. Those present al,
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Blaine
SIS Florence Lucas. Miss Marian 10.
nker. Miss Lillian Marshall. Clifford IN
lies. Mrs Moore. Robert Reade. Miss -,
ader, Miss Edna Jones. Rev and Mrs. nr
nest Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Leon :
an, Walter Griffith, from loungs- n,
vn, Ohio. ~
Social News.
Hiss Florence Lawton. Of Newburg- an,
-thc-Hudson. New York. was a guest :, ao'
stcrday Of Mfr and Mrs. Medford II 49,
lite M,
and Mrs. H. NJ. HlnkSon, or VIII .u
ngton. will visit the cottage OF Mrs. ~ soa
l.. Ingram today ~.
fr and Mrs. n. !. Masielo. OF Phil ~, ~
'lphis, spent last Sunday with Mr.. pn'
Mrs Lcir Bender OF West Chester o's
irs Joseph Bender. OF Philadelphia, ., "
the guest Of Mrs Levi Bender
he 81 pauls Association, a social ~ ~
composed exclusively OF VI,
idents OF 81 Psul's avenue, last
ht gave Mrs. 5 " Baynard sur ner'
Sc, It being Mrs Baynard's birthday har
liversary Several watermelons had sos
n brought out by Harry 5. Lynch. spei
the luscious fruit was much en- Wol
ed. Those present were Day
ir. and Mrs. Harry J. Guthrie, Nfr w
Mrs. William P White. Mr.. and a. II
:. 6 Mackenzie. Rev. 2. II. Collins. Har
p. and Mrs. J r Bickins. Professor Tho
liiam \. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. tn
nch, Mr. and Mrs Howard Crosby. p r
and Mrs. J. Wales Davis. Miss Dor Serv
ny Davis. Miss Virginia Baynard. Miss w
strice Baynsrd. Miss Mary Crouch. G.. II
IS Mary Foulk, Miss Emma Foulk FIR
. and Mrs. Stewart J Horn. Norman 1870
Alan White. Miss Marjorie Guthrie. trict
1coln Guthrie, the Misses Grace reta
nch, Stanley Lynch and Howard D wh'
ckenzie Jr prat
'fr. and Mrs L. W Jordan and Miss min
rfrilde Jordan returned this rnornino N a..