The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

The women's Chrlstian Temperance
Union met this morning. Devotional ok
ercises by Mrs, A. y, White of Dover. The
report OF executive committees followed.
The balance IN bank to the account OF the
county organization was SOL 40 State
organization balance In bank s354l. Raw
John ID. &. Hanna addressed the delegate +,
ami wac followed by Miss Hiiles In an ad.
dress asking for the support OF tho Union
Signal, the Official organ OF the organiza.
ton.
Miss Greenwood OF the Union Signal,
Revs. Robert Watt, John Il. Howard. d. u.
and Ii. s. Dulany. were present and
each spoke briefly.
Mrs. Ii. Al. Phelps, state tre,Auter eno-
mitted her annual report shv Wig recei pts
from the county organizations or Si9l.s0
and from other sources $50. so making q
total OF s253.8O. From Kent county socle-
ties SS5.05 were received In dues and 81 80
1iom other sources, making a. total of
$l0895
Sussex County dues amounted to sos. So.
From other SQUIRE 81 there were received
S2l II making total OF Sll4,T5. There
was S45. " reported as received which had
not yet reached the treasurer. The total
expenditures amounted To ti36.33.
Tho total receipts were reported as $685.
20; the expenditures S436.33; balai.co IN
baud TO date Slt5.79. The greatest ill.,
crease IN the dues was reported by the
was greeted with applause.
The report OF county presidents follow
Ell. Mrs, M. = trunston OF New Castle,
Mis-. X. u. Smithers OF Kent aud Mrs. A.
L.. Fisher Of Sussex were the speakers.
All the reports showed tho different
county organizations to be In a flourish.
ing condition.
business was suspended while Mrs. VOL
colt Of Dover sang. Il am Pilgrim aid
Stranger. = III good voics.
The congregation sang the old familiar
hymn. We 10 Marching to Zion" Fol
lowing the singing Mrs. Greenwood read
portion OF the 18th chapter of 81. Johns
gosiei Mis-. Stergle prayed anu tho
GcongreRaiion again sang the hymn. This
l Did Tor lhee."
Miss Greenwood then selected the book
OF Mark as the subject Of ller BiDle talk. it
containing the thought OF Christ as the
perfect s,rvaht She then followed that
Thought through the entlre 20 pol which
proved e very interesting disc course. The
singing OF tho hymn. While the Dais are
Gong By" followed the address,, Mrs. T.
Allen lillles sang u solo. while collections
w"le bong t'ken for tho world aud state
Organizations
Miss Mills submitted the report OF the
Young Womans Branch, which showed a
tOtai membership IN the state OF PSI Miss
CnUe OF Milton ami Mrs. Jennie Z. s. Price
Of tamdeu reported OF the work among
tricts.
lie report of the auditing committee
was Hccspted.
Revs. William l., White. Adam stengie
W. l. S. Murray. w. O. Grics ana +.
sDowden Thomas were introduced.
lev. Ii. ; Du,any announced TINT n
copy OF The Temperance dovement"
would 10 furnished with ono years sub
scrlpton tn the Conference Herald
Miss Greenwood pronounced Tho beue.
diction.
Miss Boole will address meeting In
GtHue NJ, h. Church tonight, to which
everybody is Invited. ...
There viii be other addresses by Rsv.D.
j. FL m aud > Is. Aieeser. Miss Lore VII
sing ana other music viii be- furnished by
the Gnu CHI choir. ..s ....-
In Central Church tomorrow evening
there VII, he a public mertIng Of the
Young Wonau's Branch, which will lie
addressed 10y Miss Belle keainey one OF
the nltlonai organizers.