Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17

Grafton" The Bible hour each after
noon is considered by all who attend
to be tho most helpful and inspiring
service
This evening camp Will close. While
no special service Is planned there
will probably be many visitors on the
grounds. The, avenues are making
elaborate plans for decorations and
each one Will try TO Guido the others.
After the service. the annual walk
around" will be held. Some families
will leave the grounds tomorrow but
many will remain over the weekend.
and quite a few will tent there until
September. Mr.. Hardness is planning
an interesting program for tomorrow
evening.
At a meeting OF the Asbury Avenue
Association last evening II WAS sug
gested that a committee present to
the other organizations the matter of
returning TO the old method OF having
re.Ghborhood ministers to conduct the
camp services. in order to nve ex-
pense. William V. Montgomery. Mr..
Hover and Mr.. Peach were appointed
on the COMMITTEES. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
f. Biehn were elected as now mem
bers. Mr.. B!ehn suggested that It
might be good idea to have all the
tents equipped with fire eXtinguishers
Shortly after the evening service a
crowd gathered before the cottage Of
Harry Stradiey on Lebanon Avenue
and serenadsd him in honor OF HE
birthday anniversary. Tho noise at
;racted practically everyone on the
camp ground 50 that there were few
tenters who were not participating in
| the celebration. After an impromptu
concert on combs. tin pans and horns,
Mr.. stradlsy made a speech. follow
ing which the crowd sang many
songs. The entire company WIS serv-
ed watermelon. the trent OF Herman
GlAndng. Later In the evening Mn
Mcclure Was alAo ssrenaded IN honor
OF her birthday.
Camp Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Mathewson
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fulleston and daugh'
ter visited Mrs. Jennie NJ. Ennis a
her cottage on Elan Avenue.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. F. Y. Pierce wer,
overnight guests with Mr.. and Mrs
James n. Lewis. Visitors at their cot
tage were Mrs. George Casey, ST.. Mis-.
Lena Casey, Miss Estelle Taynltor
. Mrs. Curtis IAtchenstein. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Richards and daughter. Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Carter. MI
John Taggart.
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and Mrs. James Harper. and Huber
A. Roop visited Mr.. and Mrs William
= A. Hitler.
Mrs. Ralph Hazard Of Philadelphia
e visited Mrs. E. c. Abrams.
2 Henry Hannah. OF West Cheste,
? visited Mrs. J. B. Connen. It Is IN
first time Mr.. Hannam has been o
: the grounds IN twenty years.
A group Of girls hiked to Johnson
: Corner yesterday morning and ther
c COOLED breakfast. In the party were
J, Ruth Connell, eBssie Abrams, Mar
I Ruth Cornell, Bessie Abrams, Maj
tina Lloyd. Helen Handy, Mary Stew
! art. Marjorie Guthrie, Helen Tullar
4 Mrs. Lynwood Diliott and Mrs. Her
), bert s. Drew visited Mr.. and Mr.
y Walter Talley.
4 Miss Evelyn Elliott WAS the CUES
: OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Carpente
Miss Elizabeth c. Moore. Mr.. an
: Mrs. Edward Dunlap. Mrs. F1orenc
q Cathcart, Mrs. James Nahan visite
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Papperrnon.
: Mrs. Della Lewis Of this city visit
ed Mrs. Leon White.
Mrs. E. c. weldin'e guests WEI
Mrs. Thomas Newlin. OF Elan, Mf
Martha j. Perkins. OF West Cheste
Mrs. George Casey and daughters {
Clsymont. Mrs. J. X Nipple has II
turned from Media for the rest
. camp.
MIS-. j. Mcdaniel. Mrs. Earl Tale
and children. Mrs. Charles Trum
and child visited Mrs. Husbands on II
Circle.
Mrs. w. o. Lynch. Miss Bel
4 Harry Lewis.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William J. IAcks
took dinner with Mrs. 3. F. Taylor.
= Mr.. and Mn. leighton. who ha'
. been tenting on 81. Paule Ayenu
left last evening for their home
Marshallton.
Mrs. q. G.. Stewart entertained NJ
and Mrs. Hampton. of R.charfk,t
Park. and Mn. Layman and cflildre
S-Cupid Court
A group Of young people from WI
= mington surprised Dorothy Tagga
Tuesday night with a watermel,
, party. In the crowd were:, Lyd
Davidson, Lulu Hayes. Mary War
Thomas Baker. Harold Davis, Robe
Lundberg, Gilbert Hayden, Ed
Connell.
Miss Emma Worrilow is entertai
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCutche,
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bartlett visit
the Van Dyke cottage.
Mrs. Lizzie Ingram, Mrs. e. 3. w
= son. Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. Witwor
70 Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Elrigl
- DIR. and Mrs. Robert +. Y. Pier
= visited Mrs. J. Chandler Pyle.
y Mr. and Mrs. George Sampson, NJ
II. n. Willis, Noble Willis, Mrs. A.
Derrickson, Mildred Derriclxson we