Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
MOTHERS DAY At
DRANDYW|NE SUMMIT
Special Appropriate Exercises
at the Camp This Aftsrnoon
and Tonight.

ust0H &OIbV~DVUuCuNC Va kS~Vty EvCtunos
Bnndywins Summit Campground.
Aug. 1.-THE service at Brandywine
summit Camp last evening was mark
ed with enthusiasm. Large deleEa-
tlons from West Chester, Asbury,
Trinity and ST. Pauls helled to MI
the tabernacle TO overflowing.
The forepart OF the evening was de-
voted 10 the singing Of oldfashioned
hymns by the congregation. Mr..
Tullar preached on There Go the
Ships" He compared life to a ship.
urging his hearers not be like thought
less speed boats. useless pleasure
crafts. purposeless sailing vessels. but
TO he like the sturdy tug. which
progresses steadily toward Its goal,
helping others on their way. He said
our compass is our conscience; the
cargo Is the word OF God, and the cap
tain. Christ. Misc Rietta Emerson, as
s~tant 10 the pastor AT 81. Paul's NJ.
r.. Church. made the opening prayer,
and Rev. r. II. Collins. pastor Of
Trinity NJ. e. Church. made the clos
ing prayer. Mr.. Collins. who had just
returned from Fenwick Island camp
meeting. greeted Mr.. Tullar, who wa 8
a close friend while he was a student
at the Conference Academy at Dover.
Announcement OF interesting events
In the near future were made. This
evening, under the direction OF Mr.
Meredith. musical rendering of Ian
MnoLaren's His Mothers Sermon"
will be given. Everything will be in
r.
propria;e flowers will decorate the
tabernacle. The Bible hour subject,
Tried Faith" will deal with mothers
faith.
Tomorrow evening Frank Goodman.
q reformed gsmbler. will speak on
Crime and the Remedy" Sunday
morning he will discuss The Dope
Sheet" and Sunday evening, Are
Criminals Bred in Hell Holes?" Mr.
pressive speaker. who is absolutely
fearless in his denunciation OF wrong
Attendance at the Bible hour con-
tinues to increase. Yesterdays sub
1ect. Faith Without Works 10 Dead,
was Illustrated by the story OF Peter
whose faith weakened while WALKING
on the water. and Thomas, who doubt
ed the resurrection OF Christ.
The mueic hour opened with a dis
cussson OF proper sacred accompani-
ment by Mr.. Hardness. who today
started the study OF memorizins
music. Rehearsal for "The Shepherd
OF Men" are encouraging. Mrs. Harry
Meyer. Mrs. Eleanor kemery, Isaac
Meredith and possibly his son. WN-
liam will be soloists.
AT the Children's hour Mr.. Tulla,
tore paper designs to iiluetrate hi:
talk.
Miss Tullar took over forty children
on a hike to the Bandywfne. To.
morrow afternoon strawride Will b,
enjoyed.
Visitors From West Chester.
large deleeAsion~-, from wes
Chester. spent the day at-ehe Damp
ground. S. ]. Kreemer's Bible Clas
OF the Methodist Eptscopal Church at
tended. Mrs. ChArles Chrxsnan 4
president OF the class and Mrs. NJ
A. W. Watson Is secretary. Those 4,
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]
kreemer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Watson
Mrs. ID. II. Sharp. Mrs. George Long
acre. Mrs. John Mcbride, Mrs. Norri
B. Slack, Miss Sarah r. Miller, Mis-
Mary Gilland. Mrs. George Miller, Mrs
Joseph Burlington. Mrs. Loun Holden
Mrs. William Steele. Miss Berth,
Aldred, Mrs. Samuel Davis, Mrs. Samue
Lewis. Miss Mary Whistler. Mrs. Chas
Cooper, Mrs Hannah Evanson, Mrs
II. O. Jereris. Mrs. Edgar Dilks, Mrs
Roy jackson, Mrs. Charles Chrk,mar
Mrs. Harry lie Fevre, Mrs. Jane. =
Allen. Mrs. Albert Smith. Mrs. Edwar
ss!nson, Mrs. Albert Dowl.n. Miss Re
becca Loomis.
The Epworth League Of Tr.nit,
NJ. Z. Church had the followln
delegation present: e. II. Collins. {
Clouser. w. Fosnocht, Mr.. and Mr..
{. Funk and son Clayton. Jr., Mr..
H. Whltsell. W. Biddle, Ellwood Eos
nocht, Leroy Quigley, Beulah Cool
Margaret Biddle, Olga Funk, Edit
Funk.
A large delegation from Asbur
was also present. as follows: Elme
Hafer' Clayton NJ. Liddell. Charlie
Richardson, Mrs. Hyland. Mar
Wooters, Blanche Campbell, Pea,
Lyman. Beatrice wheatley, Florenc
Lefty, Mrs. Mary Perry, Elizabet
Graham. Naomi Dawson, Nichola
Nalko, George Valko. Martha Walk,
Mabel Grant. Wesley n. Brown. Mar
McCracken. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WI
1sss