Evening journal., 1921-08-16
WALKAROUND At
CLOSE OF CAMP
Many Visitors Flock to
Brandywine Summit on
Last Night
COTTAGERS REMAIN
FOR LIFE IN GROVE


GROUNDS. Aug. 16.-Campmeeting
closed last night with thousands Of
persons taking part in the walk
around. The congregation march
ed along ST. Pauls avenue and back
again, then along Brandywine and
down to Asbury avenue and then to
the Hilltop where they sang old
hymns and several new ones taught
by Professor Clase this year.
Last night ended the Fifty-sixth
annual campmeeting in the woods
here. with promise of an even great
er season of worship next year.
There were few visitors at the
camp during yesterday but toward
evening visitors started TO arrive and
there were almost as many cars
parked here as there were no Sun
day. There were no services yes
terday and the members Of the
evangelistic party and the trustees
OF the camp motored to West Ches-
ter. The party Included, DR.. Nc
Combe, Prof. Clase. Prof and Mrs.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Slaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Mayrice Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs Allen II. Ainscow.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Bender. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. George
Drayton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Guthrie, Mr..
and Mrs. Hayden the Rev. and Mrs.
Carlisle l.. Hubbard, and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Lloyd.
The final service was held at 7.so
o'clock last night. DR.. McCombe
did not preach but gave a short talk
on the subject Keeping Yourself
in the Love OF God"
Prof. Clase led the singing last
evening and Prof. and Mrs. Roberts
played Onward. Christian Soldiers
in Welch time. Prof. Roberts play
ed several other selections among
them "Old Black joe" which he
gave in Welch time. then English,
then ragtime and then in Sousa
march time.
Mrs. Leon Ryan presented small
rifts TO Billy clifford and Annette
Hughes for having turned in the
largest sum in their cnvelorea. Billy
had $21 and Annette had So.
Great rivalry was exhibited among
the cottagers on the avenues as to
decorations. This was particularly
so between Brandywine and Ashury
avenues. Brandywine avenue was
decorated with all colors OF crepe
paper which was stretched from enc
porch to another along the avenue.
Japanese lanterns were suspended
along the porches. too. At the end
OF the avenue was a small statue OF
Uncle Sam. Asbury avenue was pa.
triotic in all Of its decorations, sew
eral large American flags being hum
from the trees on one OF tn
porches was the Goddess OF Libert.
with a Boy Scout and Uncle Sam
Mrs J. s. Moreland took the part o
the statue.
All Of the cottages were bedeceked
with nags and lanterns, and red
lights and sparklers were put on by
al the children. The flower beds in
the Circle were lighted with many
candles
Following the walk-around the
members Of the evangelistic party
left for Wilmington where they
boarded tho midnight train. Mr.. Nc
Combe and Prof. Clase going to their
homes in Ohio. and Prof. and Mrs.
Roberts going TO New York. Mr.,
and Mrs. Roberts will remain in
New York for several days after
which they viii join Dr. Mccombe
and Prof. Clase in Indiana.
Many campers closed their cot
tages last night. and many are leav-
ing today. Some are planning tc
stay for the summer. or az least e
come here for over the weekend,
until much cooler weather arrives
Camp Personals.
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth A. Horn, o
Wilmington. visited friends in camp las
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glanding, sr
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Glandlng. Jr
Mrs. william Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Il
S. Glanding. and H. S. Gianding, Jr
Miss Irene Glanding. Mrs. George Lar
rimore and Mrs. Collins Tatman. all {
Wilmington. were the guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman Glanding on the Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Porter and NJ
and Mrs. James f. Cole OF wnmlngto
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith q
Lebanon avenue.
Mrs. S. ]. Knox. OF Harrington, De
was the guest last evening OF Mr.
George Papperman on Brandywine av,
nue..
Mrs. Joseph Burlington and Mr.. az
Mrs william K. Vanolsten. OF We
Chester have been visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Sylvester on the Circle
Mrs Elizabeth Loomis. OF Wnminl
ton. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pa
mer on Brandywine avenue last evenin
Mr. and Mrs. John Forscht, Miss Ei
wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BuIo,
visited at the Cunningham cottage
Union avenue last night Miss Els
Cunningham has returned after spenl
ing a week at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Mccoy, NJ
and Mrs. Alfred c. McGin and Mr.. al
Mrs. J. W. Hopkins OF Wnmingt,
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Min
c. Smith on the Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gunley and s.
Charles, Mrs. Clement Wood. Nj
sella Wood Mrs. Stewart Maltma
Mrs William Hamilton. Miss NJ
Mearns. Miss Annie d. Davidson a.
James G. Mearns all Of Wnminetc
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harv
Mearns on the Circle.
Magistrate and Mrs. Harry y. Stra
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. stra
ley Of Wilmington were guests OF \
and Mrs. Harold Ferrn on the Circle.
Miss Kate Pierce. Mrs. winis
Mills and Mrs. William Smith. Jr..
OF Wilmington visited Mrs. George
Fisher last night.
Mrs. E. Prichctt Mrs. IIeulin0s