Evening journal., 1920-08-13
BIG THURSDAY
DRAWS THRONG
Impressive Services Center
ing About Cross at Sum-
nit Camp
YOUNG PEOPLE IN
RALLY THERE TO-DAY
Staff Correspondent.

stan Correspondent.
BRANDlWlNE SUMMIT CAM p
MEETING. Aug i3-"Bis Thursday"
attracted the largest weekday crowd
Of visitors 10 the camp sronds. This
was particularly true last evening
when the tabernacle was filled and
many were obliged TO stand through
out the evenings program. The ap-
proaching storm which ended In a
heavy doWnpour caused many Nisi-
tors 10 leave the grounds earlier than
they would otherwise have done. and
the service was shorlonsd
The day was known as Guest
Day." From early afternoon until the
evening services visitors flocked into
the grounds.
Last EVENINGS service impressed an
BY the use Of the large illustrated
cross. followed by a tableau In which
a second cross and many colorcd spot
lights was effectively used The
tabernacle and circle were 10 dark
ness and the cross standing out
prominently with spotlight on 70.
Durlnr the period OF darkness Mrs.
Harry Mover sang and Miss Marjorie
Guthrie. who was robed In white.
SLOWLY approached the cross, 10 which
she clung after whioh all sang Al
the Cross"
Or. McComh based his sermon on
what Think Ye OF Christi During
the evening service. Prof Clase sang
solo entitled. 1T Was for Me.
This was followed with a duet by
Prof and Mrs Clase. Almost, and
by a selection by the McCombe-Clase
quartet
ono OF the features OF the day was
thc largo picnic luncheon served on
the lawn In front Of the tabernacle at
noon. Tenters and visitons took part
After the lunch a song service was
held in the tabernacle The choir and
quartet sang. and Professor Clase de-
lichted with a number OF impcrsen-
ations Dr. and Mrs. McCombo each
gave a little talk. welcoming the
guests.
The Reds and Blues" were in full
force al the children's meeting The
trick that pleased them most yester'
DAY was when Prof Clasc took a
lar Of bran and put a vase over it
chaginc IL into candy which he dis
trihuied among the children.
Young Peoples rally day Is beine
observed today This evening at l3
O'Clock Dr. McCombe will preach Hf
will take as his subject 'Steppine
Stones % Success" The choir vii
give concert and will he assisted
by the Clase-McCombe duariette Th'
Rev. Ralph Minker, Of Grace Church
will address the Young Peoples rail-
preceding the preaching service.
Cottage prayer meetings were hell
this morning at the homes OF Mrs
j D. G. Hanna. Mrs. William p. Whit
and Mrs. I Elmer Perry. They wer
the last Of the camp series
Those who witnessed the camp flr
service held on last Saturday nigh
will remember how impressive 10 wal
The affair was so enthusiastically re
ceived that it is 30 be repeated tomor
row evening. There VIII be shor
service IN the tabernacle and the sui
tect. what The 1920 Damp Has Near
TO Me" will be discussed. Tomorrow
afternoon there will be fleld da
events and a baseball game Will b
played
The last prob..ia conference Of Mr.
McCOmhu and women OF cam
also was held ilaty Tomorrow wi
be devoted TO q great extent In pg,
pairing for Sunday.
Singing by the choir under profe
sor Llasc last evening was particu
arly fnc and WAS generally praise
A large delegation OF members
the Order of the Eastern Star will I
camp visitors tonight. They will
tic guests OF Mrs j. Chandler pyle
One OF the largest parties that Nj
itcd the camp grounds last eNenn
was that OF the Good Fellows Club
Grace NJ. p Church The party nur
bered about 80 The trip TO can
grounds was made IN a large au
truck. The party was chaperOncd 4
the Rev. Ralph L. Minker. assista
pastor Of Grace Church. and Nj
Bessie Bennett, the pastors assistai
As hey made their homeward ir
yell was given for the camp grou
fessor Clasc. Those who enjoyed h
trip were The Misses Bessie BE
nett. Lillian Hamilton. Lcigh Wilsc
Daisey Wilson, sue Paris. Lyc
Todd, Edna Jones. Pauline But
Kitty Robertson. Helen Guyer Lcno
Thatcher. Mable Copnage, Franc
Reilly. Miss Newman. Miss Graba
Mrs Garyine and Miss Davis. Geor
Gron, George Wilson. Frank Newli
p Gallagher. Jr.. John NJ Carpc
ter Harry Taylor, Earle Ewing Leri
NvbAAiulAf nNIdlt VI NNlID, Mia
Lang. Mr. Miller Mr.. Wilkins and h
Rex Ralph l.. Minker.
There was a large groun OF youl
people from Scott VI f. Church al
another large group from Trinity
= Church al the camp last night an
they participated in The services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Gem were
me camp grounds yesterday. Mr.. Gel
Is tne Oldest member Of Asbu
Mr ana Mrs Melville Gambrin. Ml
William 4 Helndle and daughter I'M
pored TO camp last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Mayrice r. Alexand
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Warner and Mr.. and Mrs. ] Fra
Davis yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest w. Greenfield was
guest yesterday afternoon and ev'
ing Of Mrs. John Forscht.
Mrs. A. Z. de Nalcnger was
BRAIN TESTS
BY sam Lloyd.