Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
PROF. CLASE ST|RS
SUMMIT CAMPERS
Patriotic Day." Under His Direc-
ton, Was Enjoyable and
Successful.
sac corresnonaenee Of Exery Exenlns

star Correspondence ot Every Evening
Brandvwine Summit Camp Aug +
Anvone ignorant Of the program for last
evenings services AT Brandywme Summit
Camp meeting would have been mystlijcd
hv the variety of sounds which greeted
the ear on the approach 20 the grounds
First a sound like giant sneeAng and
then a whfr like an alrplane propeller
ana then a an outburSt Of Long, Long
Trail "k-k-katy' and other popular
wax time songs.
Ii was Patriotic Day at the camp and
Prot Clase WAS initiating the 800 people
at the meeting into the mysteries oi the
army snce1e the rattlng T-r-r-rcady,
used 50 effectively IN the army sings and
stirring up a real soldier spirit ~ the
campers Both the audience and the cholr
showed the real spirit and old timers at
the camp say they Will have better sing
ing than ever before Prof Clase led the
services in his uniform oi field y NJ. &.
A secretary lie entered the services Of
the army ~ early in the fall OF 1915
and vas sent to France with some n the
the earliest detachmcnts ot soldiers lie was
established there when the RAINBOW
DIVISION landed IN France While there
he Was connected with the Twcnty-siNth
DIVISION He was later sent back 70 thus
country amt put IN charge II the Singing
az Camp Custer. Battle Greek Much
While there hc had charge II both the
song services aud training ot song leaders
When the war closed lie was member ~
tile Commission uu framing Camp
Activities also iii Camp Cu>tcT The
N1th ana l4th Divisions were stationed AZ
Camp Custer during ms period ot srrY.rc
there ana il is Ills wash that some " the
old boys might turn UP 1t BrandYwme
summit He Was mustered out after
the signing u the arn11t.re In December
Of 1915 His ability for conducting
cvangellstlc Singing needs no explanation
"a the people ii M ilmlngton who attended
the LYON labcTnacie meetings = ie" years
aCo. Those Vino heard hu then san his
army experiences hAs dome h.,n good ami a,
work shows t>eu more pep thAn i"TMtTiN
THE eHf ATEST SOLDIER
Az the services la, evening Rev Mr.
Met mnr d,.N,Tc4 i short i.tA on thc
I..- Greatest ..rT .t All Iale. lle
told tLe story at Joshua aad h.- i"adlt
tie I,rutl.te7 i. safety t-raugA 't4n -svt!eI
waters II the daIaaa.
To-day Is N.c.urv bav ana services a'
: sata.- e}~.l Hat ae .,it st yh" -'t
ii aa lll..E4.4te1 c-,
Tomorrow uorIl-g ti-r re.. CAMP se:v-
5l.- i, Il ;.g.1.. IAt program "' wla
Il. follow IA everv da> u,tl ltr close x
tile camp : as follows : 5l ,a group
i1t.,.t!.s- n u4rt,4..E> .uT hH.- 4ad g---
w..h Ir,f a,l Alr~ .a-e. s ia. -.tciu
address pru. .au hours a,..i ~ .Hl.l fellow
sh!9 iaf wives a.d mJ'..rf~ only VA TN
Mr. Mo Iaies l1 2 acral calap rails,
Ecl4dI,g snort ta.h- 'E preachers WITH
,rr- d.-c.,-sp.. J. 3. cteru- CHOIR
rehearsal. - p II pIe4~hHg services
l.. Rev Nt.t urr. Nput women
problem he.4f, -a charge y MIR Met on4s5e
unI : 81 spit.a mass It,e'-t-ag-
H. a4u.t.4,. IT, th.- f.e lar program each
d4v l,l.. have sptc.4I .gltr.llet ln-
morrow j. K4IaI Day whea both Rev
1lro' '.fI..s- u..u ir.i tla-s Rs.. fais "h the
.n.,. - tie L.ttlr Brown Hurct ~
fs,s.. i .i.eflsc ll..cts }.t h. ie.d aud every
taay i invited - hrtg 81 basket
Among tic v47l'or- ~ camp I~ Mr
J 81 AlcIJowell oi \eWaFs He caine here
-,es.aI. to hear Tie Aie1emteH la-.-
ts1rs Is i, wa= d. ~.ra lse l-et
>.4r vh,a thrs conducted rva. g.-l-t..
= ry.ce- there Alr MclJoweH leg I)ci-
aware - stssrs ago and returned OH,
IL, ,esf. ia ) ti guest Of Nfs Seward
Sir and Mn J Carvef opened their
cottage 90 Nguaar
Alr AID Mr. William SkelieEgcr aud
daughters IGgnla and kuth oi Ni.mu =
tgi VISITED Mrs HERMAN GIaEdiag al her
cottage !ast evening
Alr and Mr> Clasc ard Mr. cComf.:
returned from a trip - NasiiaRfo last
night
William Bullock % Wilmington was tie
gl,~t u Air ard Mrs J ! Carver yes-
tcflay.