Evening journal., 1922-08-08
music feature
AT SUMMIT CAMP
Rehearsals Now Under Way
for Cantata to Be Given
August 10
GIRLS OF GROVE TO
TAKE MANY HIKES
star Correspondent.

Throughout the campmeeting grounds
yesterday. While the heat was fei
by many tenters. a breeze OCCASION
ally proved most delightful
number OF the women teuters came
TO Wilmington yesterday TO look az
ter household duties az their homel
IN this city, but returned 20 Brandy
wine Summit last evening. While
several visitors were at the grove
last evening the number was few IN
comparison 70 those at tho camp on
Sunday.
In the evening a pleasing sons
service was held with both Grant
Colfax Tuilar and Isaac II. Meredith,
in charge. Following the song ser
vice there was a short sermon by
Mr.. Tullar. He had as his subject,
The most attractive place in the
world Is where Jesus lives and in
his sermon he dwelt upon the at
fractions OF Christianity. Mrs. Clar-
ence Keen sang a solo.
A pleasing Bible study hour was
held IN the afternoon. II was well
attended by many. women OF the
grounds Mr.. Tuiler based his talk
on the second chapter OF Hebrews
verses 8 and 6. The keynote OF the
hour was Faith" Today he will
speak on Tried Faith" and tomor-
row on Dead Faith"
Miss Helen V. Tullar, director Of
physical activities for girls, met 85
girls of the camp yesterday morn
| Inc Cro--t. vvara n,sr,-od arH .
game Of voIley ball was played. Miss
Tuliar expects 10 havo the girls ar
ranged in three groups according 10
ages. Hikes are being arranged.
During the music hour conducted
by 1fr. Meredith yesterday after
noon. rehearsals were started on the
cantata. THE Shepherd OF Men, y
which Is 10 be presented on We'd
nesday evening. August 1e.
A pleasing musical progrem.isb be-
ing arranged for tomorrow evening,
II IS expected a new grand plano
will arrive tomorrow which will be
used for the remainder OF the camp
season.
Al 7l80 O'Clock this evening there
VIII be a song service ana preaching
by Mr.. Tullar. In addition 60 the
special musical program tomorrow
evening, Robert Harkness VIII give
an illustrated talk on. Round the
World Experiences
Camp Personals
Mrs. Samuel Il Baynsrd, on st,
Paups avenue, quietly observed her
birr h d ey anniversary yesterday,
Many friends OF Mrs. Baynard offer
ed congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Dixon,
Mrs. S. D. Springer. Miss Bertha NJ.
Springer, and Miss Ethel Walther
motored out 20 camp last evening,
Miss Eleanor Hoffeoker, OF Phila-
deiphia, Is the guest Of AIRS. Ella
Cunning CHAM, on Union avenue. Mrs.
q. L. Bilderback and Miss Elsie Gun
ningham have returned from Ooean
Grove. and VIII be with Mrs. Cum
ningham until the close OF camp.
Miss Emma Maxwell. OF New Lon
don. Pa, Is the guest OF Mrs. Harlan
J. Cloud. on ST. Paul avenue
Miss Miriam Fountain, OF Prospect
Park. Pa. is the guest OF Miss Ethel
Handy.
Mrs. Maggie Carter and Miss Jen-
ME Ellison, OF Frankford, Pa, are
guests at the tent OF Mrs. william
Woods, on Asbury avenue.
Mrs. J. s. M0reland returned 70
camp last evening from Wilmington,
where she had been since Friday.
She expects TO be at her cottage, on
Asbury avenue. the remainder OF the
season.
Miss Marion Gilbert. of Whining
ton, Is the guest OF Mrs. B. Frank
Taylor, on st. Paul avenue.
William Brown. Of Philadelphia.
and nephew. George Holton Quinn,
Of Crisfield. Nd; Miss Cornelia IIlb-
bert ana Oscar HILBERT. OF Ward.
Pa, were guests on Sunday evening,
Of Mrs. Thomas w. johnson. on the
Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer TaIley and
son, OF claymont, were guests yes
terday, Of Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Lewis. on Asbury avenue.
A crushed ST one walk was laid yes
terday on Brandywine avenue. It
greatly adds TO the attractiveness OF
that part Of the woods The walk
was presented to the camp by the
Avenue Association, of
which f. L. Harrar IS president. It
was laid yesterday afternoon. by
Talley and Fred Banks, and
last evening was rolled by all the
men of the. avenue.
An interesting game Of quoits was
played last evening on st. Paul ave-
nue.. between 3. Frank Taylor, Harry
S. Lynch, william p. White and Will
liam G. Mackenzie.
The baseball team OF Brandywine
NJ. e. Church will visit the grounds
this evening and play a team from
West Presbyterian Church. Follow
ing the evening service the. team Will |
DO the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam v. Montgomery. at a water
melon party, at their tent, on Asbury |
avenue.
A small grass snake was killed |
yesterday afternoon, in front of the
cottage of Mrs. Thomas w. john
ION. on the Circle. Several guests
and Mrs. johnson were seated on
he porch of the johnson cottage,
when they noticed the small reptile
,oming across the grass toward the
cottage. The honor Of killing the
make went TO Mrs. Johnson