Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10
FRIENDSHIP DAY"
At SUMMIT CAMP
Wet Weather Made No Difference
in the Production of Smiles
and Good Deeds.
c.-orrr,pondencc of Every Evening

,,,.t weather was not allowed to dampen
the spirit nj Brandywine Summit Camp
meeting today, as the day was listed on
the program as Friendship Day.
Nothing but smiles were IN evidence ana
the slogan of the day, "Howdy, m your
friend" was in constant use. campers
and visitors alike wore Sunshine tags
bearing their name. Everybody must do
a Kind deed of some kind, and at the
evening meeting report will be made of
the various kind actions. The usual morn
ing cottage prayer meetings were held IN
the tents of the following: Mrs Asbury
Burke. Mrs. Walter Talley, Mrs. Moyer
and the Young folks meeting In the taber-
nacle.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the evening services. The
authors Of the song book In use at the
camp Tulliver and Merritt, will furnish
a number of musical selections. The party
quartet will also present a special program
OF song.
Yesterday was American Day" and
Prof. Clase, in uniform, again led the
audience in the singing OF patriotic songs
Rev DR. Lawrence of the First Methodist
Church of Trenton came on TO visit the
evangclstic party and gave q short adj
dress at the evening service. III. Lawrence
Infntill Ol lfit fhHN 4itNiibNant
Church of Camden, y. j., where he con-
Quoted an evangelistic service in con-
junction with Rev. J. II. McC In
the absence of MIR. McCombe at the after
noon service Prof. Clase spoke on I'm
camounagcd Religion" Camoufiage was
m use at the beginning of the world, when
Adam tried to make himself appear what
he was not, he said and II is general and
most despicable failure.
The camp will close one week from to-
day and the following program has been
arranged for the remainder OF the season.
Tomorrow, Sunday School Day. The
evening service will be in honor of mother
and flower Will be presented 10 the old
est mother in the audience.
Thursday, Guest Day" At noon
everybody is asked To brlng. a basket and
ioin the picnic lunch to be held in the wood
In the evening a special cross service Will
he held. Two electrically illuminated cross
es will be used and Rev. McCombe will
sneak on The Triumph of the Cross.
Friday young Peoples Rally Day" A
rpecial effort viii be made TO get large
number Of Young people 10 this service
70 hear Rev. McCombe give his lecture
on Stepping Stones 70 Success. The choir
assisted by the party quartet viii give
concert
Saturday. Purpose Day" A testi-
o,onial service will be given on What
the 1920 Camp has Meant TO Me" In
the evening the Junior choir will give
concert.
sunday. ''Big Sunday" with its three
special services.
Monday. Social Day" This is the
closing dav Of the camp and at 80 the
Fyangclistic party will hold their farewell
meeting. At $50 everybody Is asked TO
he in the walkaround. The cottages and
grounds will be illuminated with vari-
colored lightA
WEEKEND VISITORS.
There we're many weekend visitors.
Ms. l.. B. McCauley entertained
number of guests At her cottage on the
Clrclc They included Mrs. Mary Bowers
Reed. Mrs Arthur Allston, John W: Dick,
Washington, ID. C., Mrs. \. }. Walton,
N Roland Cameron, Mrs. Martha Bald
win. Mrs. J. +. NJ. Burns, Miss Elizabeth
Ellen Foster and W. X. Grant.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Pennington, Miss
Belle Forward Elizabeth Talley, Clyde
Ta!lev and Jack Talley were the guests OF
Mir and Mrs. Walter Talley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Galbreath enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Teat. Harry Moore. Mrs. Samuel
Challenger, Mr. and Mrs. George Talley
and Franklin Pyle.
Mrs. John Vi. Banks OF Stanton was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Banks.
Mrs. Clarence Walker and daughter
and Artenus Smith visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Missirner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Peters and daugh-
ter of Phnnixville, Pa, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilson.
Miss Marian E. Rose OF Northeast,
Md. was the guest of Mrs. Asbury Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartmell, Frank Ellis of
Pitman Grove, and Miss Evelyn Ihomp-
son Of Camden visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. {.
Clase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander J Watson and
Miss Mary Watson motored to camp
f. T. Hopton was the guest OF Mrs.
Norrllow.
MTs. G. Carrie 1.,,. Poole ,;oiso Chester was
William White visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry s Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs Weldin entertained the
following. Mrs. Cora Shellmen of West
Chester. Mrs Edward Fater Of Pittsburg,
Mr.. and Mrs William J Weldin, Miss
Frieda Wettke, Miss Anna Fredell, Miss
EVELYN Cheney and Mrs. Bart Cheney OF
Boothwyn, Pc
Wallace Pedrick, Harold Pedrick and
son Wallace were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G l.. Bilderback.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry L. Lynch enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lynch, Miss
Helen Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. John B. John
son, Mrs Alice p. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Hicks and sons, Clyde and
CULVER. and Mrs. w. @. Harrison.
Mrs. :. Marion Sherwood, Mrs. Boy
man, Clarence Glanding and William
Banning were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Glanding.
Mrs. Martha Pennock visited ct the
cottages OF Mrs. Walter Talley and Mrs
W IL Slaughter.
DR.. and Mrs Moreland have opened
their cottage on Asbury avenue for the
camp season. Their dog Fido will be
permanent guest.
= Norman Armstrong of Bellefonte
was the guest of Mrs. Cora Clayton
Rev. George White Dawson spent
Sunday IN camp.
Rev. and Mrs ]. c. Mccoy of St.
Georges attended Sundays services.
Rev. and Mrs. Asbury Grouse Of Asbury
NJ T. Church visited the camp Sunday
Mr. and Mrs G. M. Dawson, Miller
and Garrett Dawson Mrs. Herbert Lee,
Miss Adeline Knight, Miss May Sauers
and Miss Teman of Philadelphia were
among the visit rs.
Miss Elsie Matlack, T. D. Campbell
and T. d. Campbell, Jr., Of Philadelphia
motored 70 the Summit
MI and MTs. James Gam and Mrs.