Evening journal., 1900-05-03
CLUB WOMEN
In MILFORD
State Federation in Two
Days Session in
That Town
snaelal 10 the Erenlnr Iournal.

Milford, Del, May 3.-The third an
nual meeting OF the Delaware State
Federation of Womens Clubs will be
called TO order this afternoon at 2.30l
o'clock by Mrs. A. ID. Warner OF Will
mington, the president Of the Fedora
tion. The meeting Is to be held in
Armory Hall, and it Is expected that
the halls seating capacity viii be tax
ed TO accommodate the attendance
The management of the hall has been
busy getting the place In shape to pro-
erly receive the women, and the local
committee OF the New-Century Club
under the direction OF its president,
Mrs ]. s. Willis, has slighted nothing
TO make the place beautiful and attrac-
tive. This committee, too, has looked
well to the proper reception OF the dele
gates and invited guests. and they will
be made to feel at home during their
stay here.
Wilmington will send as delegates
Mrs. G. S. Rowland. Miss S. G. Bow
man. Mrs Il. M. Robinson. Mrs L. c..
Vandegrift, Mrs. II. ]. Stubbs, Mrs S.
G. Thomas and Mrs c. w. Weldin.
From Middletown comes Mrs Richard
Cochran and Mrs Hester Jones, while
/ Dover will send Mrs. Emma Jump Mrs.
I llssie Tindal and Mrs. William A.
Adams Mrs Robert H. Fooks and
Mrs William ID. Adams will be sent by
the Georgetown club, and Mrs. Thomas
Rawlins and Miss Mary Cooper by the
Seaford Club.
This town viii be represented by
Mrs. Mary Williams. wife of the presi-
dent OF the First National Bank. and
by Mrs. w. f. Causey, wife of the re-
ccrder Of deeds for Sussex county The
list of delegates is concluded by Del
mar and Bridgeville the former town
sending Mrs. r. II. Ellegood and Miss
Alice Hastings and the latter place
/ sending Miss Helen Wright and Miss
Hazard.
Mrs X. Il. Smithers. Of Smyrna, will
represent the state w. c. r. o.: Miss
Helen McKim, of this town. will repre-
sent the Colonial Danes, and Miss Sc
rena j. Hall. also Of this town. will
represent the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. The Daughters Of the
American Revolution will also be rep
resented by Mrs G. II. Raymond Ol
: Smyrna. The Audubon Society viii
2 send Mrs. r. II. Holiday, of Dover.
] while the Wcmens Suffrage AssOcia.
! ton viii be represented at the meednl
2 by Mrs NJ. L. Thatcher and Miss
8 Emma Lore of Wilmington, and Miss
I Mary Cannon. of Dover.
The state organization officers anl
Y representatives are: Mrs. A. ID. Warner
Z president; Mrs. Peter Wright and Mrs
r Mary II. A. Mather Of Wilmington
\ Mrs. Willard b. Biggs and Mrs. VIII
= liam #. Kennedy, OF Middletown; Mrs
Robert G. Houston, Mrs. William "A
Boyce and Miss Sara Marshall @
Georgetown; Mrs. Beniah Watson. Mis-
Annie Hayes Miss Ella c. Marshal
and Mrs. II. A. Richardson, OF Dover
4 Mrs. +. F. Evans, Smyrna; Miss Ell
/ Cannon and Mrs. Kate Il. Cooke, Sea
ford; Miss Eta Gray, Bridgeville
The New Jersey Federation win SEN
4 Mrs. +. H.. Hall, OF Plainheld, an
4 from Pennsylvania will come Mrs II. /
A Montgomery. Of Philadelphia
4 Dr. G. A. Harter, president of Della
ware College, viii be present on Frlda.
and deliver an address.
! The town is prepared TO make al
who come as visitors or as delegate
enjoy themselves while here. and TO
the affair there is every promise Of
complete success.