Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-08
THIRD EDITION.


TaMrnkANos WOKKEkA 1,
sssoud DAy's Prseeedings of the W. G Ii
U-The Annual Reports Of sssseI |,
Omeers. IL
There wAs large attendance yester
DAY at the sessions OF ths w. @. 7. U.
annual meeting In the First Presbytsr-
Ian ChuTch. Alter the devotional az
ercises Of the morning, . State motto for
the orzAnixAsion IVES discussed, and the
msttsr vas Iefsfrsd to the executive
90 mmittee-
The follow ing committee Of one from
each union Vas appointed on resolu |
tion.: Miss Annie S<mpie, Miss n.
CAld vel, Ars. Mary Hynson, Mis-
Cora CisfE, Mrs. A W. Salmon, Mrs.
DIR. Wilson. Mrs. j. II, Brewer, Miss
Annie Cnahiler, MB. Kate smithefs,
Mn. w. Pstser, Miss Esther Arm
strong, Miss L. Cowgirl, Mira n. u.
X, Brown, Mrs. r. z Terry, Mrs.. Cal |
bertson, Miss jennie Wright, Mrs
Hester Rswiius, Mia Mary Jsderson,
Mis- Addie West, Mrs. Thomason and
Miss Viola Hi.ca.
Miss AL rie B. mple made ap Admifa-
ble adore Of welcome TO the delegates
which as responded to BY Mise
WHAT RE convention re.urneo|
thauk, 70 OH iAjiss for taeir addressrt
ard the hearty and warm sentiments
they c,ptgI1.O.
Mrs. George 4 Capelle, vice president
of New Castle County, AID Mrs. Ks'e
r. Emithers, vice president OF Kent
County, made their annual reports OF
the state OF The work OF thr U.i5n in
their res; ect.ve counties Mia. NJ. T.
Maris, OF wilmington, having charge Of
htarz .u:e and Of influencing the press,
made . report in which she spoke favor
ably Of the Il fluence Of the press and
the friendly disposition Of the press OF
Wilmington 70 the cause
Under the heading Of scientific tenn
perance instruction, the sale OF liquors
BIZ druggists came in for . liberal snare
of the remarks. The discussion Tas
quite sb.e and animated, Rsss Browne
Stengle, Martindale and Hubbard tab
ing part In IL
was served In he W. 9. 7. U. head
quarters 800 Market street. The foi
lowing soai.iolu. delegates repcrtet
themGsiyes
Wnmirs ton Y. W. C. T. U.-Mrs
W. NJ B; >sp
Newark-Mrs Slmmors, Mrs. CAi
key, ME-. Dun, Mrs S,utnard.
CAmdeL-Miss Maggie Hammond
Miss jennie hi cIntosh. Y w @. T. Z
Miss CsHeie Sstae, Miss Emm
Stephens, Misc Com Ozark.
Wyomins-Mrs. Lsusa Postles, Mr.
Mary B. JaKes, ars. X Ate a Brown.
Delmar-MIs. william j Dowpins
Canterbury NJ. Z. CGETch - Mi
Carrie HarRsdlne.
Resuming the session az p. IN. Mr.
Mary L. Cox, recording ',csetary, res
her Ter annual report II fave The &c
lowing slatE-4S;
Total rrm bfI o. 1liaLs Ia the Stat
u, Of Wti:n Z are Z. W. e. 7. Z -, Q
Increase OF 7 iJr tie year total Il. EN- be
sh p, 13S in:iptipf iG5 Us, an Il
or ace oi 2,; II t1vsnr!s uaions, vii
amen bersl!p Of So. TtsIe are f.
rtRu.eE LrsCqaaiteIs aua 40 readiI
Iooms IL tie 5iats. lie o al funt
Ia sed by lcca! unions va. Il ?67 81,
witch SooC ~ss raisel by tle VS..
tuissum 4 ji 10 wa, paid TO tho Sts
Union ,ano re a 20 .Le y ational U ni'
% duts. Thirteen Of tle rational
partments were given 50 stematic attic
ton. Subscriptions were made for
copies OF the Union Signal. As all
the Y G. I. us did not report, t
, Total membership as reported 10 Il
than the actual.
The report of the treasurer, Mrs
II. @ ligg; lars follows: Receipts-R
cues $lS4 So; from Mrs. Moore's Il
ture, $1L3 10; miscellaneous. S77 90;
Land from previous ear, tl35.64; 70.
1908. SO. Expenditures-ro Mrs. Moo
Sl03 10, nissellaneousexpens S21l
balance on hand, $l29 II; total, ScU3
The question box was opentd by
X Jones al O'Clock, and a large ru
Der Of questions deposited were TAX
out and read. The most Of the quesiC
were as to the beet means oil Carry
Oh the Temperance cause.
At 4 30 p Id. Mrs. Hannah W. Sm
made an able and most earnest plea
behalf Of "soti2l Purity" She pleat
earnestly with mothers 10 look IN
closely after their chi dren, and 10 u
more firm stand in favor OF purity
the family and in the social
Giles where they moved.
1t was decided by the executive C
mittee to add Social Purity"
"Sabba,b ODs4 rvsnces" to the rsgu
work OF the Union for the next y
The Union then adjourned TO NEE
10o'cIocI this morning. The a1die
that greeted the christian tempera
workers q; Grace M. f. Church
night was a very large ons. Mrs. j
Quigg presided ard made few IN
dactU4-- rAmerks. AfterW ards she
troducec BIT, Woodbridge, who n
very al eaud eloquent Flea 10 bel
OF Ito temperAnoe cause. She Urged
women TO a,ni:e with the W. G. T.
socieries and the men TO give them
mora support.
Mrs H.pn4h W. Smith again 81
on "5ocial Purity" and recommer
the olgaL cation Of White Cross
cieties 10 carry ON the eofd work.
Mary L. La shrop = j.. I'D -nss tha u
ing 10 the West p-eeo, Z, ran Oh