The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
IN SOCIETY

Rev and Mrs, Charles O. scoville are spending few days at Washing ton, D. c They are expected home about the middle of the week
 
 The annual meeting of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine soci- ety will be held at the home of Mrs. l.. A. Betcher 2li orchard street, at o'clock sharp, Reports will be read and officers elected for the coming year. At the meeting this afternoon the follow ing poem VIII bc read, which was writ ten for the Sunshine society by wo- man so years old
 To the members of the Sunshine.
 This loving, happy band Whose deeds of love and mercy
 Are known throughout the land. Clouds and darkness scattered
 All along the way;
 And inc blessed sunshine
 Ever lends It's rd-
 There Is nothing like the law of love, Through all the strife and din, It nelns Co battle for the light,
 And lei the sunshine in. Blessings on tho sunshine,
 Whatever be Its lot;
 All it's loving kladnesses
 VIII never be forgot.
 May lire's evening day. be chcercd
 Win It's glorious light rntll the Eternal Ci'!
 Shall dawn unon ita sight. Thy benedictlon, Lord. we pray.
 Wiadom and strength impart Pour down the sunshine Ot Thy loNe
 In every faithful heart
 Give strength 10 falterlng footsteps
 that respond to every call; In dark and dreary places
 Goo bless them one and all.
 Mrs sarah A. Barber. The members of the visiting commit tee from the sunshine for May are Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, Mrs. A. M, Rice and Mrs. Jennie Ambler.
 
 Mrs. George Hare Ford of Trumbu sleet sails today on the steamship konig Albert of the North German Lloyd line, bound for Genoa via Gibral' tar and Naples During the summer Mrs. Ford will visit relatives in Rome
 
 The patronesses for the entertain. ment whcih is being arranged by tht members of the Amos Morris society l C. A. R., and which will be given May IS, at Warner hall by Mrs Minnie Marshall smith, dramatic reciter, are Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, Mrs. F Hershey Sheath, Mrs Luzon R. Morris Mrs. George r. Newcomb Mrs Edwii ! II. English, Mrs. Henry Champion i Mrs, F. F. Knous, Mrs, James R. Bol i ton, Mrs. Luman cowlcs, Mrs Rober A. Brown, Miss Anne P Day, Mrs Henry A. Warner. Mis. Frederick B 1 Street Mrs. Watson l.. Phillips, Mrs 1 b. l.. Welch, Mrs. Clarence B, Bolmer,
  | The May meeting of the Mothers l club was held yesterday afternoon II l the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. Th' l early part of the meeting was devoted to the reading of reports, and q peti l ton to be signed and sent to congres! 1 was presented This bill asks for pro i visions in aid of the prevention Q ! tuberculosis, to investigate and deyel op methods of treatment Officers fo ! the coming year were elected as fol lows. President, Mrs. James R, Bolton l first president. Mrs F., R, Marsh | second vice president, Mrs. R, E, Man ross, third vice president, Mrs. {. B Warren. corresponding secretary Nil s ] C. M. Fay; recording secretary Mrs c ! r. Clark; treasurer Mrs. C. Bartlett auditor, Mrs, Dozer.
 An interesting paper was read b, Rev. James DeWolf Perry, jr,, recto of st. Paul's church, the subject 0 which was "The Religious Training o Children" Mrs. Howard Russell, wh was to have been chairman of tn meeting was prevented from beinj present because of illness in the family The Child study class will meet Ma, s, with Mrs Flint at her home, I'll Eln street at S30
 At Music hall last night Miss Chad burn gave the closing reception to he classes There were about 25O in at tendance who danced, and the boxe were occupied by the chaperones an friends. The blue and white decoration were specially appropriate, for tn dainty gowns of the young girls needle just the background furnished by tn hangings. Very interesting was tn work of the Gilbert class, and the fan cy dances perfectly fascinating | the class for Gilbert work were Rut Taylor, Dorothy Robinson, Helen Pow CTS, Edna Powers, Hazel Bassett, Mari on McCabe, Margaret Ross, Geneviev Betcher, Helen Monroe Emily Camp bell, Marion Booth Dorothy Fefiel and Lura GrisWold.
 The solo dances vera pnlka da 1o