Evening journal., 1919-07-30
Anniversary DAY
AT. SUMMIT CAMP
Senator Wolcott There on
Sunday to Discuss League
OF Nations
lNVIE SOLDIERS ON
PEACE DAY, AUG. 5

iHt hbs-luuItu anniversary o. Tue
founding of Brandywine Summit Camp
meeting VIII be observed with a rous-
ing program next Sunday. United States
senator Josiah o. WolcOtt Will speak at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon upon The
League Of Nations discussing the re-
latIon between the proposed league and
the church. The Rev@J. d. G.. Hanna
Will preach at 1890 o'clock in the morn
ing and also at the evening service. DR..
Marvin Hanna will be in charge of the
musical program at all three services.
A special musical feature at the three
anniversary services will be selections
! by the Temple male quartet Of Phila-
delphia. DR.. Marvin Hanna Is director
OF the Temple music.
The Brandywine Summit trustees
have taken steps TO safeguard auto
mobiles and wagons on Sunday, and
during the campmeetng. A number
OF men have been hired to watch the
oars at the parking places on the
grounds. TO pay the wages OF these
men, an entrance fee Of a quarter will
be charged to all automobiles and wa
gons.
The camp season proper will begin
on Wednesday evening, August G, with
a platform meeting Of the cottagers and
visitors.
The Rev. z. L. Hubbard will be
preacher I'm charge during the camp, |
and Professor William n. Thomas will |
be director OF music. The Rev. J. r. |
Blcking viii be in charge of the chill |
dren's meetings; the Rev. E. II. Col !
Inns VIII preside over the young peo-
Pies meetings; the Rev. Mr.. Davis will |
take charge OF the "Yokefellows."
The daily schedule during the camp
viii be as follows:
40 o'clock, family prayer, Dr.. E. L.
Hubbard; 9 o'clock, boys meeting.
north side tent, the Rev. J. r. Bicking:
, o'clock, girls meeting, the pavilion:
93O o'clock, meeting OF Yokefellows.
the Rev. Mr. Davis; 1890 o'clock
1870 O'clock. children's meet
ng, the Rev. ]. r. Bicking: 3 O'Clock.
preaching; $50 o'clock. young peoples I
meeting, the Rev. L. H. Collins: 73O ,
)'clOck. preaching. 4
DIR. Hubbard will be assisted by the 5
Oll0wing ministers who will preach !
II the camp services: Bishop Thomas 5
;. Neely, the Rev. w L. Munhall, OF l
the Rev. Thomas :.
Tinker OF Philadelphia: The Rev.
William Bamford, OF philadelphia. the /,
lev. John w. Wilson. OF Philadelphia;
IT. Clarence True Wilson. OF Wash
1gton; Dr. Clinton T. Wyatt, the Rev.
Ieorge C. Williams, the Rev. George w.
iounds, the Rev. J. r. Hudson. the Rev.
ieorge w. Dawson, the Rev. z. w
Wells. the Rev T. {. Sard. the Rev.
r. Bicking, the Rev Luther NJ
roadway, the Rev. Thomas r. Beau
hamp, the Rev. w. z. Habbart the
lev. Leonard White the Rev J. H. n
DR.. George II. Buckley. Of
DR. Henry Clay Turner, y
he Rev Jay Dickefson OF West Ches- :
sr: the Rev. Thomas w. Mckinney, OF a
the Rev. John G.. Bierl. oi a
the Rev. Charles A. Tind-
". OF Philadelphia, Delaware Confer
nee, Or. Harold Paul Sloan, OF the II
ew Jersey Conference. 4
The peace jubilee on August will be a
ne Of the most interesting Of the special
lys planned for the camp meeting. d
olonel j. Warner Reed, Of the 59th Il
ioneer (Delaware) Infantry. and Chap "
in Howard Davis. chaplain of the
me regiment, will be guests Of honor A
I'd speakers. Morning and after II
BON services will be devoted to honor
4 the soldiers, thanking God for peace
I'd discussing the Peace Treaty and
eague OF Nations.
On Tuesday, August ~. services In u
'lebratlon Of national prohibition will -
/. held. DR.. Clarence Wilson is ex- y, !.
scted to preach. hi
Thursday VIII be Grangers' Day ~
lomas w. Johnson, Sr.. will speak. a.
,eskers OF national reputation are ex- oo
,cted TO take part 10 the service. Fri "
" will be a special celebration OF the
eat centenary drive OF Methodism. y.
lis will be in charge Of DR.. George II. ~
ckley. Of Philadelphia. ~
The AFTERNOON services viii be in ~ y.
arge of John II. Beauchamp, Of the en
allan mission work in Wilmington. DS
More than thirty Italian children will
tend NJ
The store al the entrance 10 the q al
ounds has been removed, and the ~
ll-Top Association, at its own ex- ~
nse. has constructed a cement wan W.
corated with vases OF plants and
wers. A children's playground with % %,
any appliances TO amuse the in- ."
niles has been istalled near the
ring. II has see-saws, swings, sand n
d shovels, tent and organ, among ed
Ter things. %, 81
{ is said more improvements have Ed
IN put in this year than In any other for
ar OF the camps existence The fro
i'm Improvement is the placing Of an toy
ctric light system, so that taber-l Mn
lie and grounds are now brilliantly sen
minated. In fact, the camp grounds ano
We the appearance Of a little city. It fro
expected that every cottage viii be Vge
'upied during camp. Both boarding iirr
is are now open and ready for tior
,sts -
Imong the Wilmingtonans who
re taken cottages in the Brandy
le Summit Colony are W. p. White.
g leader OF the Community sings
rry :. Guthrie, secretary Of the -
lrd OF Education; NJ. +. Alexander. Il
ler Perry, ;. J. Horn. Joseph Tur- Of
James II. Chandler. Dr. L. d. "
and others. q
FORM "NO-SWEaRING CLUB -
dwsrd de Lscour, OF this city, who II