Evening journal., 1920-08-11
ARDORAT CAMP
Z DESPITE rain
Sunday School Day Being
Observed at Brandywine
Summit Grove
PROF. CLASE PROVES
HANDCUFF WIZARD

DALNANL 4 " AANtA A'1A'A-'A'
MEETING. August h--Rain did not
peroerGfbly danzpen the friendly spirit
which reiened throughout the camp
Sestarday. Friendship Day, even II
II did food the avenues OF the grove
last evening. Led by the Rev. j. H.
MoCombe, hundreds OF men and WON
en- co-operaied IN an endeavor 70 make
the residents Of the camp one big
family. -
The evening service was the most
impressive OF the day. plea was
first made to christians, urging them
To como FORWARD now, instead of
putting on their self-examinafion until
TOO lzto AS the lights were extin-
flished. many persons went 10 tho
platform where they fingered 70 shake
hands with Mr.. McCombe and 10 sing
hymns Then The lights suddenly
flashed on again.
T,riiar and Meredith. publishers OF
tho McC0ube-Cla song book, were
present. leading the singing and also
giving solos both vocal and on the
piano. The two publishers then gave
an interesting talk. oomplmenting
both the choir and the congregation
on their singing.
At tan O'Clock yeSterday, Mrs. Nc
Combe TALKED 10 the married women.
10 his afternoon service, Or. McCombe
touched on the duty Of obedience, eX-
planning that those VINO fuill the
most humble tasks will receive their
Ereat seward IN the future.
St Paul's baseball team won over
ahe Hilltop team between showers
yesterday. Lincoln Guthrie, Billy
Clifford and stuart Horn were stars.
The SCORE was IS 70 s.
A meeting Of the children was held
IN the afternoon the subject discussed
by Mr. Class being the importance
OF forming no bad habits When Billy
Clifford had tightly fastened Mr.
Clast's wrists with handouts. thu
children were surprised 10 see him
evade his bonds by a few def move
ments.
Today is Sunday school Day. and
members Of every sunday scnool IN
Wilmington and vicinity were invited
10 the camp. The evening services
Will BE- 10 honor OF Mother. %
Everyone Is requested 10 wear a
Hover 10 his buttonhole for Mothers g
sake. The tabernacle VIII be beauti-
fully decorated.
The single men hope 10 regain the
honors lost by them In SATURDAYS
baseball game IN another game 10 be
played with the married men ton,or-
row afternoon
Tomorrow win be Guest Day.
Every cOttager Is asked 70 invite A
number Of friends FOR Guest Day ana
show the spirit Of real Brandywine
Summit hospitality by a crowded tan
ernacle. In the evening The Triumph
of the Cross viii be depicted BY
means of a large electric cross and a
besntiful service OF sons.
Camp Personals.
Members Of the Order OF the East
ern Star have been invited to attend
q special service on Friday evening.
There are, at present. about thirty
members OF the organization IN the
grove Il Is expected that large
group OF Eastern Star members viii
attend from Wilmington. Il is
through the courtesy OF Mrs. Clase
that this meeting has been arranged
She Is an active member OF an Eastern
star chapter.
Mrs. $ II. Baynard. Jr.. spent the
day with Mrs S. n. Bsynard.
Mrs. Edward Douglas. Mrs. Waller
Craig and Mrs. Emma Remington snc
her two daughters called upon Mrs
Martha Johnson yesterday.
William G. Mackenzie and Harry J
Guthrie motored to Philadelphia II
1ir. Guthrie's new car
lHr new duu llIrs JOIN WUINf an
B. visiting William White on St Pauli
avenue
Mrs. James Laws is visiting he
mother Mrs. Martha 2. Nhalen a
the home OF her sister Mrs. T. II
Husbands
Walter Whalen viii be here fron
Baltimore today as will Mrs. Sar
ODonald and Mrs. William p. Nc
ConneN The occasion Is The nine
fieth birthday OF Mrs. Whalen whic
will be celebrated today
William Hill OF Wilmington Is VI
sting at the cottage Of Mrs. Thoms
D wilkinson. OF Summit avenue.
Mrs. H Il Hyland and dsughte-
Helen and Mrs. William Hitler an
son Norman are staying with Mr.
George M Fisher.
Mrs. Mary Mackenzie and Mr.
Martin Golding are visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. William g Mackenzie.