Evening journal., 1905-06-08
WOMEN HELPERS
OF P. {. CHURCH
Quarterly Meeting Of the
Women's Auxiliary Was
Interesting Session
ENCOURAGING REPORTS MADE

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The spring quarterly meeting Of the
Delaware Branch OF the Woman's Aux
illary of the Episcopal Church was
held yesterday Ia the parish house OF
Trinity Church. Mrs. Elizabeth
Clarke Churchman, the president was
lin the chair and she extended a cordial
welcome to the representatives Of the
different chapters. Fifty-two women
were Ia attendance
There was some discussion over the
Bishop lee scholarship This Is a
diocesan memorial but Miss Warner
ANNOUNCED that most of the $3.50 has
been raised by Trinity Church. She
desired to know II the other branches
INTENDED to contribute TO this scholar
ship. or II the ST. Andrews branch
were expected TO give it an. In the
latter case she thought that ST. AM
drews should have the credit OF 80 do
ing. All the other branches. through
their representatives, promised to con-
tribute to the fund.
REPORTS PRESENTED.
Reports were made from the differ
Ient parishes as follows:
ST. Peters. Smyrna. Mrs. NJ. II.
Garter president; boxes 70 the value
OF S43.75 sent; contribution Of $1i.40 to
lawn fete. cash. S34.50.
ST. Lukes seaford, Miss May
Cooper PRESIDENT one box sent to
: South Dakota
Calvary Wilmington. Mrs. l.. L.
. Rettew, president; box with Si2470
{ sent to South Carolina. pledges filled;
, lS6 to missions.
ST. Andrews. Wilmington, Mrs. r. j.
Warner. president; 500 for mission
, fund 1884 for united offering for three
, Years. membership of So; total amount
raised for year. Si7s.70.
ST. Johns. Wilmington. Mrs. A. G..
Wilson, president box 10 Alaska sSi
In pledges, box for seamens mission
containing sixty-nine pulse warmers.
! suit of new clothes for clergyman In
Camden. n. j.; total S267
p Trinity Wilmington. Miss Iafferty
e president. two boxes sent TO North
d Carolina three scholarships of SIC
Z each; earned Ssi for general missionsi
a total. S4s7.
q st. Michaers Wilmington. one hos
e sent valued at S35.
a Christ Church. Chrstinna hundred
y Mrs. John $. Bunting, president; bal
=. lance In hand OF $780, one box sent q
/, North Dakota and one TO Minnesota
ten new members reported.
" Christ Church. Delaware City, Mrs
To- c.. Ash president; boxes sent TO thu
y value Of Si9S.05; balance in hand o
ISIS; attendance much larger than las
D. year.
10 An Saints Delmar Mrs. A. e. Bray
T. shaw. president; all dues paid and
ir small balance I'm hand' box OF pre-
10 serves and jellies sent TO lawn fete TO
B. benefit OF Babies Hospital.
,r ST. Paurs. Georgetown, Mrs. NJ.
re Patterson. president; one box sent
20 South Dakota, one box 10 Philadel
phia mission and annual dues paid
ST. Philips Church. Laurel, Mr.
y Daniel short. president; has "a mem
70 bership OF thirteen, with an dues paid
% one box sent and attendance good.
70 ST. Peters. Lewes. Mrs. Wiliiaf
'r Maul. president; one box sent and
ne to missions. attendance good.
s- ST. Anne's, Middletown, Mrs. w
D. Wilkie. presidents box sent to Sout
of Dakota valued at over S55' SiS contrl
D" buted to various missions.
ST Thomas. Newark. Mrs. II.
Curtis. president: three boxes sent {
missions. $40 paid In pledges.
Newport and stanton. Mrs. NJ.
lPiling. president. one box valued q
S25 sent; ten members and double IN
work OF last year accomplished.
| JOY THAT PRESENTS GIVE.
] The Georgetown report was present
ed by the wife OF the rector, Mrs. a.
whaltham. She went from the heal
of London to "A mission in the back
woods Of Canada and related no
u these boxes packed and sent by u
womans auxiliary are received. TT
'e pretty things. especially. occasione
OF the greatest pleasure and she urge
the members to send many pretty an
dainty things as possible.
OF Miss Margaret Sherman announce
that a missionary conference won
I'D be held at Richheld Springs. n.
ce from July 20 to 80 and urged every on
io who could do so. to attend 1t. Anoth
he conference will be held az New Mi
s- ford, Conn, on July 1 to -.
"a IN her report. Miss Martha p. De
,b ickson. director of the domestic mi
M sions. stated that the valuation Of b'
ne work during the past year was ov
$500. an increase of 5000.
Letters were read from the Rev.
" Harrington Littell formerly Of th
city. now a missionary In China asl
'i ing for assistance i'm his work and r
turning thanks for help given.
p Messages Of sympathy were ORDER
te. sent to Mrs. Andrew G. Wilson al
on Mrs w. j. Wikie. Of Middletown, wl
'et were I'M and unable TO be present ~
IN next meeting will be held in Delawa
lr- City on October 10. 1905.
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ID only one remedy I'm the world tn
ed MIN az onca sfon ftchinesS OF the SIX