Smyrna times., 1905-05-17
SMYRNA AT STATE FEDERATION
vii Be Well Represented at Milford TO-mOr'
row and Frlday-Mrs. HerveyP. Hall VIII
Give the Greeting From Smyrna.


Give the Greeting From Smyrna.
Smyrna will be we'll represented at
the State Federation of Womens Clubs
to be held at Milford Thursday and
Friday of this week. They will leave
Thursday morning and will join the
other club women from all parts of the
state who will attend the session. Mrs.
II. P. Hall and Miss Esther Megear
are the delegates from the Twentieth
Century Club of this town and Mrs..
Hall will give the greeting from
Smyrna. Others who will attend out
side of the delegates are Mrs. Walter
o. Hoffecker, Mrs. J. E. Hoffecker,
Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, Mrs. II. W.
Tschudy. Miss Cora Tschudy, Miss
Nettie Tschudy, Miss Alice Mills.
Mrs. W. B. Megear, Mrs. F. E.
Postles, Mrs. J. W. Clifton, Mrs.
W. D. Hudson, Mrs. H. d. Bo-
yer, Mrs. J. Fl. Speakman, Mrs. Levi
Anthony and Miss Lizzie Reynolds.
T le program arranged is as follows:
Thursday, 2 p. m.-Invocation, Miss
Serena J. Hall, Milford; address of
welcome, Mrs. W. r. Aldred, presi-
dent Milford New Century Club; re-
sponse, Mrs. Robert G. Houston, pres
ident Delaware State Federation
Women's Clubs; Federation Song of
Greeting for 1905, by Milford club
members; report of the credential COM
miftee, Mrs. o. d. Robinson, George
town; report of secretary, Mrs. Rich
ard Cam, Middletown; report of treas
urer, Mrs. John W, Causey, Milford;
report of federation secretary, Miss
Mabel Conner, FELTON,; instrumental
trio, Miss Causey, Miss Mildred
Causey, Miss Barker; greetings from
delegates, Tuesday night club, Bridge
vile, Miss Miriam Gray; Chaucer
Club, Canterbury, Mrs. J. E. Fluke;
Century Club, Dover, Mrs. Henry
Ridgely; Avon Club, FELTON,, Mrs.
Mary W. Herring; New Century Club,
Lewes, Miss Mary Maull; New Cen
tury Club, Middletown, Miss Dora
Price; Acorn Club, Seaford, Mrs.
Howard Joseph; Twentieth Century
Club, Smyrna, Mrs. J. Hervey Hall;
New Century Club, Wilmington, Miss
Emma Bush; Round Table, Wyoming,
Mrs. E. Sarde; New Century Club,
Milford, Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt; solo,
Mrs. Frank McCloskey, of Philadel.
phia; report of reciprocity committee,
Miss Cora Tschudy, Smyrna; report Of
socisl service committee, Mrs. r. ].
Lindale, Wyoming, report of library
committee, Mrs. Cecil G. Fulton, Do
yer; report of state educational com
mittee, Mrs. A. d. Warner, Whining
ton; report of committee on forestry
and civics, Mrs. Mary E. A. Williams
Milford; solo, LolIis Queen, Milford
address. Miss Garyin of Pennsylvania
In the evening Professor Paul NJ
Pearson of Swarthmore College, will
deliver an address on Kipling. Th,
Milford Clubs double quartette will
sing. Mrs. Frank McCloskey will SIM
and Miss Anna Pierce of Milford, will
play piano solo. This will be fol
lowed by a reception under the aus
pices of the Milford clnb members.
On Friday morning, Mrs. Lydia p
Williams, chairman of the Nationa
Committee of Foresty, will make al
address and Mrs. Eta Osgood, O
Philadelphia, will give a preliminar
drill. Mrs. Oakley of Philadelphia
, will make an address on "The Meri
System N Municipalities. At the las
session Friday afternoon, Arthur L
Bailey of the Wilmington Institut
Free Library, will deliver an addres
on Library Work. Mrs. McCloskey
Miss Lewis, of Lewes, Mrs. @.
Walker of Milford, Senator Simeon
Pennewill of Greenwood, will be Il
. soloists at Fridays session. The ele,
tion of officers will be held on Frids
" morning, and the installation will |
the last feature of the sessions.
special train will leave Milford at a.:
Friday afternoon, for the accommod
tion of the 200 and more delegates an
= visitors going north.
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