Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-29
SUMMIT CAMP WILL
OPEN NEXT SUNDAY
About 500 Persons Are Living or
the Grounds and More Plan
to Go Out.
star Correspondence of Every Evening

Rrandvwinc Summit, Pa. July %
Camping nj Brandywine Summit was
never more enjoyable than it is now, so the
300 sniourncrs unanimously declare. The
campgrounds are in excellent condition
and the cottages are comfortable. Fifty
four domiciles are occupied now, and lly
will be tenanted during the first two weeks
Of August.
Flowers ornament all the avenues. The
grove possibly is prettiest at night, when
eolorcd lanterns are used for decorating
the exterior of cottages. Electric lights OF
Is to 80 candlepower are numerous, n
I2-horscpowcr engine having been sub
siituted for the six-horsepower engine
which was Installed in the dynamo station
built last year Increased current permits
the lighting of many cottages by cleo
tricity. and all-night lights have become a
feature.
An abundance of amusement Is pro-
vided for the children, who have croquet,
tennis and volley ball courts, baseball
diamond, sccsaws and swings
Most Of the men are called TO Whining
ton by business IN the daytime. but they
prefer soiourning here at night to re-
naming in the CITY. Campers also repre-
sent Washington, Baltimore and Phlla-
dclphia. Rev J. ID c. Hanna of the Phila-
dclphia Conference of tn Methodist
Episcopal Church is one of the most active
campers. Besides doing much work for
the campmcctlng ASSOCIATION, OF which he
il an officer, he tilis garden, whose CON
tents include peas, radlshes, beets and
cucumbcrs.
Boardinghouses were opened today and
will furnish ample accommodations until
the close of the season. The Campmeetmg
hos rha pf tho NJ t'1fIt
boarding department., which It purchased
from Mrs Mary RambO's estate. Cam
a Seward operate the Union boarding
department.
Z Iampmceting. which begins next Sun
dav and continues 10 days, will completely
change tho tenor Of camp life, converting
II from informal to formal. Final prepare
tIuns are being made for what is expected
10 hc he greatest campmectlng IN Brandy
VINE SUBMITS history The AlcCombc-
Case quartet, winsomc speakers and
singers will conduct the services. DIR.
McCombe. Mrs McComebe, Professor
Clasc and Mrs Clasc will arrive here
saturday.
Cottages arc occupied now by the fol-
: lowing persons and their families
circle l.. G. Wcldin. Townsend Camp
hell. Hudson Slaughter, Lew Bender,
tfllAN lsifNtls s'tlstf III tsAilh
h Manchester, Mrs Howard J. Wood,
Mrs Lotto Drayton, William l.. Mis-
sinner and Thomas Tallcy.
ASburv avenue Prank NJ. Holbruok.
frank l. Howard, J. Harvey Mearns,
Mrs John ) Morcland. Mrs. Asbury
purkc. Mrs Annie Mcclure, Mrs. vii
liam Moods, Mrs. Cora Clayton and Mrs.
Morris Grubb.
BrandywInc avenue Prank l.. Harrar
AMI John Il. Martin
Elan avenue Mrs. George Reed and
Mrs Ellis Abrahams.
II. Pauls avenue-Stuart J. Horn.
Harry ]. Guthrie William c. Mackenzie.
" lllam p. White, Mrs. Martha Johnson,
Henry Foulk, Arthur c. Jefferis and Harry
lynch
summit avenue-Rev. J. ID. c. Hanna,
Mayricc + Alexander. A. H. Ainscow,
Edward : Van Dyke, Mrs Ella Rhoads.
Harry Nowlsnd. Mrs Matte Mckee,
James T. Chandler Mrs Alexander
Watson Harry Lakeland, Mrs. George T. |
Lott and GustavlIs II Groves.
mon avenue Minor G. Smith, Mrs. I
Lila Cunningham, Joseph Turner. Frank |
lin II JARVIS Harry Horn, Jesse j. Gift |
ford and Harry Meyer.
John 4. Mortimer Of Wilmington is |
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Matte Mckee.