Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
TWO BIG Sunday"
At CAMP THIS YEAR
The First, Tomorrow, Has Been
Planned With Services of Ex-
traordinary Interest.
star rCorrcspondencc of Every Evening


end crowds. Contrary TO the custom OF
other wears there will be two big Sundays
this year.
The trustees are making special arrange.
rnents to handlw the crowds and large
number Of automobiles and teams. In
In addition to the regular parking space
big field alongside of the grove has been
rented for the day and will be used to
store automobiles. =,
The morning service tomorrow Will
onen with n general love feast i'll the tab
crnacle instead of the usual cottage prayer
meetings. Three meetings will be held
during the day and Rev. IL. }. McConbe
will deliver "A soul inspiring sermon at
each one.
Today the service opened with group
nraver meetings at the following tents;
NJ Alexander's, in charge of Prof. Clase;
n Wood. under the leadership OF Rev
McCombe; Mrs. Geo. Nj. Fusher, led by
Mrs. Clase. and the tabernacle meeting, IN
charge of Mrs McComb AT the Cheerful
boosters band, Prof. Clasc again Delighted
the children with the antics of his dog,
Fdo. After receiving many requests, Mrs
NcCOmbe announced she would open
the meeting for married women only
atg.l5 10 all women.
All the services were cut short and the
entire camp turned out to the Fairgrounds
10 witness the events of Field Day.
FIELD DAY PROGRAM.
This is the only Field Day planned for
the season and sports for the young and old
have been promised. There will also be
baseball game if the singles men accept
the challenge of the married men, VINO
boast they will beat any aggregation the
single men may place on the field.
After a short service, at 80 TINS even
ING. the congregation will march IN
military order to the field on the other
side Of the quarry to a real campfire
Prof Clasc has promised that nc has
surprise in store for everybody who
attends. lie keeps il deep secret but
some special lighting effect Is looked Tor
Yesterday was listed as Womcns Day
and All the services were devoted to the
discussion Of woman and her problems.
AT $50 last evening the Yoke Fellows,
undcr the direction Of Miss Sarah
Slaughter. rendered fine program. Mrs.
Sharpl,ss Handy and daughter Helen
sang duet. "NcS Know He is Able. A
trln. composed Of Miss Grace and Ethel
lynch and Miss Norman, sang w hon
| Think Of Ills Love to Nc. Miss Iva
Ncldin gave fine talk on - okc Bear
ing This evenings services will be led
by Miss Marjorie Slaughter
"Todav's greatest danger is that woman
may become mans competitor rather
than his hclpmeet,' declared Rev. II. J.
McCombe in his address last night.
Women may be a curse or blessing,
lust rs they choose, was the glst OF his
A new piano, loaned to the camp for the
season bv the Stciff Piano Co, added
greatly 10 the effectiveness Of Mrs.
Clsscs playing and to the musical pro-
gram.
The children are making good use Of
the improved Fairgrounds and tennis
and croquet games are staged all day.
Jack Porter is considered the champion
tennis PLAYER among the BOYS and Miss
Emily Mckee holds that honor among
the girls. The young folks are planning
n NarshmallOw roast for some evening
next week.
Al the meeting Of the Cicle Improve
nncnt society held yesterday afternoon at
the Marquex it was decided that for the
remainder of the camp season lights
would be displayed in each cottage on the
Circle every night during the evening
service. An auditorium committee was
appointed 10 look after the choir stall
and the placing Of fresh flowers each day
on the pulpit. Following is the com
mittee: the Misses Helen Handy, Martha
Il.
The Yoke Fellows picnic and roast,
which was TO have been held today, was
postponed until the early part of next week
The X. :. society which signifies Keep
Sweet Is planning for an outing on Mon
aav afternoon under the direction Of Mrs
]. II. McCOmbe.
CAMP PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Zebly and Miss
Bette Stewart and ". Burris were camp
visitors last night.
Pastor " L. Pettingill of North Baptist
Church, Mrs PettinEill and daughter
VISITED camp last night
Joseph T. Turner has been stopping tht
past week at his cottage on the Hilltop.
Mrs Elizabeth Rawlins of Philadelphia
opened her cottage on the Hilltop yes
terday and will remain at the camp ground
until the end OF the season.
Rev. J. ID. {. Hanna left last evening
10 spend the week end in Philadelphia.
Mrs Martha B. Hates of Philadelphia
is the guest Of Mrs. Ella Rhodes.
Mrs. Martha Baxter is a recent arrival
at the camp grounds and viii remain until
the close OF the season.
Rev. o. ". James, pastor Of Mt. Leba-
non Nj. f. Church, was a camp visitor last
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Quinn and son
Holton of Chestertown, Md, are guests
Of MIR and Mrs r. w Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ely and Mis-
Amanda Wilson of Wilmington spent
yesterday in camp as the guests Of Mrs.
i. J. Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs N A. Confer, who were
guests Of Mrs. T. J. Drayton yesterday,
Today left for their home in Hamburg,
pa.
William Crouch and Willard Crouch
Of Marshallton were guests Of Mrs. Elsie
Fisher yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Tanning has rented The
cottage formerly occupied by Mrs. MARY
Crouch and opened it yesterday. She viii
renlain after the camp season.
Mir. and Mrs. A. Z. Cotton of Whining
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Wood OF
Marcus Hook, Pa, at their cottage or
o. Circle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Middleton Hanson OF
CiayInOnt viii spend the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. J. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Talley and MIR
and Mrs. Amos 1alley of Brandywine
avenue spent yesterday in Wilmington.
DR. Merritt Burke Of Newport visited
his mother, Mrs. ,Asbury Burke, or
Asbuy avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. David Ferguson and son David
OF West Chester, Pa, were guests Of Mrs
William Woods yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs- Thomas Barnes anc
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