Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
BRANDYW|NE SUMMIT
camp MEETING CLOSES
Annual Religious Outing Ter
inmates In Blaze ct
: Light.


Aur. ,ls.-pra ndywine Summit Camp
s1esting closed last evening in a blaze
e lights. Nearly every flower bed.
t.at and tree was circled With burning
candles 90 that the "walk-around" was
through a scene OF beauty.
just after tho evening service. all the
sAndles were lighted and the process
son started from the tabernacle. the
pir,ictpsnts singing. Were Marching
70 Zion" Led by the party hundreds
or campers and visitors paraded
through all the avenues singing hymns
and cslins greetings to their friends
who watched them from the porches.
Japanese lanterns gave touch OF
color and the dozens OF flags glowed
IN the light. Ct. Paul's avenue wac
lighted with dozens OF red lanterns
strung overhead. The climax OF the
march came in Asbury avenue. In
edition 10 the candles everywhere. the
tenters held red lights. Stars made
Of lighted candles blazed on the trees.
Al the end az the avenue the process
sion stopped and sang I'm the GROSS OF
Christ / Glory" fixing their eyes on
an immense lighted cross that had
been erected 'on tree at the edge OF
the woods.
The "walx-around" ended at the
tabernacle where Mr.. and Mrs. Tullar.
Mr.. Meredith and Mr.. Hardness shook
hands with every one. This wae fol-
lowed by an informal sing. closing
with God BE With You Till We Meet
Again"
After the many guests had left for
home. the grounds became quiet until
Almost m!dnigh, when the annual
srrenades began. Mrs. William p.
White. the newly elected president
~ rhe Ladies' Auxiliary: Mr.. Bender.
president OF the Board OF Trustees.
the party. Mrs. Rhodes. superintend-
an, OF the Sunday school: Every
Evenings representative; Mr.. and
Mes. Beighn. new Corners. who treated
the crowd 10 apples. and several 9TH
ers were seronaded with tin pans
alarm clocks and songs Mr.. Tullar's
fnal farewell came early this morn
Ing when he went 20 the piano IN the
tabernacle and played his hymn. Face
20 Face" The party. with the ex-
oeption OF Mr.. Hardness. left this
morn ing.
hAhn % scSA'tNtN was NtNNstu -
deosating the grounds. Scarcely a
tent there was minus some touch o.
decoration. Brandywine avenue prob
ably took the prize before dark. FOR
every tent and tree was decorated
with flowers and green. and an arch
OF fowees was al one end. After dark
Ashury avenue was the most beautiful
with 50. Pauis as a close second.
The evening service was largely de-
voted 20 singing. Mr.. Meredith sans
solo and he and Mr.. Tullar whistleC
duet Mr. Hardness taught III,
audience a chorus he had written tina
day. Have a Little Talk With Him
At the chsldren's service Mr.. Tul,a,
had taken a found key ae the sug
gestlon FOR his talk on prayer as th'
iay that opens a.. things. and Mr.
Darkness derived his inspiration from
tbs Incident
In the evening Mr.. T,Iilar spoke or
"The Double" EXPLAINING the ancien
Hebrew custom q, mailing rcceip
for al debts on the debtors doorpoe
TIE opening day 81 the h.;ieth year
The year OF jubilee lie applied thi
70 Chr!st's death for men. The after
noon Bible hour was consecratiol
s-rvice.
Mr. Collins announced tina: the trus;
els offered reward Of $500 for IN
arrest and conviction OF thieves VIII
broke into the camp store Wednesda
1lghi and stole about $500 worth c
merchandise.
This evening Mr.. Hardness wi, civ
a program OF sacred eoass and snC'
more pictures OF his experience
around the world. He will also con-
pose a song.
Tuesday evening the cho. OF Nc
CaSs Memorial Church. SISTED b
friends from Eastlaks Presbyterla
Church VIII give musical pa,
"The Minister'S Wse's New Bonnet
a. the camp. Proceeds q Tho eNv.
Offering will be divided between IN
ladies' Auxiliary and tn, players.
Last evening the trustees enter
tsined the party at dinner at the over
town Dining Room at West Cheste
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mr.
Levi Bender. Mr., and Mrs. James !
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Slaughte
Misses Margaret and Sarah slaugt
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure. NJ
and Mrs. l.. II. Lloyd. Miss Marth
Lloyd. MIR and Mrs Harry J. Guthri
Miss Marjorie Guthrie. Mrs. l.
Drsyton, Mrs. Minor g. Smith. NJ
and Mrs. A. II. Ainscow. Mr.. and Mr.
Lott. MIR. and Mrs. A. Gilbert Haydel
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fraim, Mis-
Fraim. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Porte
MIR and Mrs. G.. c. Tullar. Miss Hele
Tullar. Isaac H. Meredith, Robe
Harknoss.
Mrs. Harry Meyer entertained h.
Sunday school class from East All,
gheny Baptist Church In Philadelphi
The guests were: Miss Carrie
Trton. teacher: Mrs. George Ma
ssrs. w. II. Dilworth, Mrs. Kari Smit
Mrs. A. J.. shaffer. Mrs. Archiba
Leckie. Mrs. John Crawford. Mr.
George Meltz, Mrs. Harry Ruth, Mr.
w. ID. Bates. Miss Neturia Gardne
Mrs. Rose Weaver Mrs Villa
Johns. Mrs. John Hicks. Mrs Frar
Sparks. Mrs. Howard Mccoy OF tn
CITY.
Miss Marian Vernon s. vis,tir
Miss Virginia Messimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Denney. II
md Mrs. Clarence Gianding visit,
Mr. and Mrs Herman Glanding.
Mrs. Frank Sparks and Mrs Hoy
ard Mccoy were guests az the Va
Dyke cottage for luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Slawter, Mr.
G.. Smith. Mrs. Charles Martin, MI
NJ. r. Densten visited Mr. and Nh
II NJ. Lakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X Chandler al
Miss Sarah Chandler were guests