Smyrna times., 1904-06-01
CLUB WOMEN, PREPARING
FOR STATE FEDERATION
SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD
IN DOVER TOMORROW AND FRIDAY.
Mrs J. W. Clifton aud Mrs. fiervey P. Hall
viii Represent the Twentieth Century
Club of Smyrna Program Arranged.

The seventh annual meeting of the
Delaware State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs promises to be one of the
most successful ever held. The Off
GERS are: President, Mrs. r. G. Hous-
ton, Georgetown; first vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Whining
ton; second vice president, Miss Laura
Bell, Smyrna; third vice president,
Mrs. Howard Josephs. Seaford; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Richard Cam,
Middletown; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. o. d. Robinson, Georgetown;
treasurer, Mrs. John W. Caussy, Mil
ford; auditor, Mrs. Frederick H. Rob-
inson, Wilmington; federation secre-
tary, Miss Mabel Connor, FELTON,; di-
rectors, Mrs. E. S. Anderson, Dover;
Mrs. John Hum, Wyoming; Miss
Sarah Cam, Bridgeyille; chairman of
education, Mrs. A. D. Warner, Will
mington; chairman of consumers
league, Mrs. r. J. Lindale, Wyoming;
chairman travelling Libraries, Mrs.
Cecil G. Fulton, Dover; chairman of
reciprocity bureau, Miss Cora Tschudy,
Smyrna; chairman forestry, Mrs. NJ.
E. Williams. Milford.
The delegates from the various or.
ganizations holding membership in
the Federation follow: Wilmington
Century Club, Mrs. R. NJ. Vandegrift.
Mrs. G. F. Bowermn, Mrs. Jamss
Bailey, Mrs. William Belts, Mrs.
Frank NJ. Jones, Miss Emma Bush,
Miss Emma Lore; Middletown New
Century Club, Mrs. NJ. n. Willlits,
Mrs. G. j. Freeman; Smyrna Twen-
tieth Century Club, Mrs. J. W. Cliff
ton, Mrs. H. P. Hall; Dover Century
Club, Mrs. E. G. Marshall, Mrs. Hen
ry Runner, Mrs. R. d. VanDyke;
Wyoming Round Table, Mrs. Joseph
jenkins, Miss Sarah Cooper; Viola
Chauncer Club, Miss Ethel Thomas,
Miss Lodge; FELTON, Avon Club, Miss
Ada Warren, Miss Lucretia Steven
son; Milford New Century Club, Mrs.
G. W. Marshall, Miss Mildred Causey,
Miss Anna Hall; Georgetown New
Century Club, Mrs. Charles NAPLES,
Mrs. l.. S. Rodney; Bridgeville Tues
day Night Club. Miss Grey, Miss
Cannon; Seaford Acorn Club, Mrs.
Clarence Donoho, Mrs. Howard Je-
sephs; Delaware kindergarten Asso-
citation, Mrs Benjamin Nields, Will
tziugton.
Thursday, June 2, 1920 a. m.-
Meeting called to order; invocation:
welcome, Mrs. Samuel d. Marshall;
response, Mrs. Robert G. Houston:
report of credential committee, Mrs.
o. d. Robinson; report of recording
secretary, Mrs. Richard Cam; report
OF treasurer, Mrs. ]. W. Causey; re-
port of federation secretary, Miss Ma
bel Connor; report of reciprocity com
mittee, Miss Cora Tschudy; report of
social service committee, Mrs. R. J.
Llndale; report of general federation
delegate, Mrs. Richard Cam.
Thursday, ? p. m.-Dover club song;
greetings from delegates; violi solo,
Miss Martin; report OF committee on
civics and forestry, Mrs. NJ. E. Will
liams; quartet, Woodland Song;
address, Fungi as Foresters," Char
les McIlvaine, Cambridge, Md. At 4
O'Clock, an outing at the park.
Thursday, 8 p. m.-Music, Academy
orchestra; vocal trio, Miss Lore, Mrs.
Griffith, Mrs. Swayne; lecture, James
Whitcomb Riley" Paul M. Pearson,
A. NJ, Swarthmore College; violin
duet, Miss Brown and Mr.. Hopkins:
vocal trio. Reception at the club
house.
Friday, a. m.-Business meeting
OF delegates; roll call; report of com
mittee on bylaws, Mrs. Lewis Price.
10 a. M, open meeting-Invocatio
Mrs. James Todd; report of library
committee. Mrs. G. G. Fulton; music.
club quartette; address, Miss Titcomb.
Hagerstown, Md; discussion, three
minute speeches.
Friday, p. m.-Vocal. trio, Miss
Lore, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Swayne; ad-
dress, "Civil Service" Henry F.
Greed, of the Civil Service Commits.
sion, Washington, D. c.; report of
state education committee, Mrs. A. d.
Warner; report of penny saving fund
Mrs. Henry Ridgely, Jr.; vocal solo,
Mrs. j. M. Davidson; address, "Con-
solidation of Rural Schools" r. L.
Myers, Harrisburg, Pa; report on
resolutions; federation song 1904.
Among the prominent visitors will
be Mrs. Ralph Trautman, of New
York City, who is chairman of ciyics
of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. Also Mrs. James Rushing. of
Trenton, q prominent club woman Of
New Jersey. All day sessions are
open to the public. To the lect,ra ra-