Smyrna times., 1909-05-26
CLUB WOMEN MEET IN SMYRNA
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singing OF Mrs. Wales was that of
culture and range of voice that was
charming. Miss Elizabeth Condit was
accompanist. The talent was all
from Wilmington. Following the
musical program a reception took
place during which richly gowned
women moved about amid beautiful
decorations. 1t was a happy season
OF pleasure greeting. The Club Hos
tess served the members and guests
with refreshing repast of straw
berries, cream and cake. The program
for the recital was as follows:
PARTl
Wieniawskf
Mrs. Faulkner.
Spring Becker
Mrs. Wales.
violin obligato by Mrs. Faulkner)
o. HumOesque Dy or h.
Mrs. Faulkne
b. Who'll Buy My Lavender German
Mrs. Wales
PART IL
b. Cus>sck's Dance Burowski
Mrs. Faulkner
a Still Vie Die Nacht Bohm
o. Inc D4nzA NJ.
a. The swan ..............S S lint Saens
Mrs. Faulkner
Mary of Nelson
Mrs. Wales.
Smyrna Gets First Vice-President.
The officers and directors was the
first order of business for this morn
ing and was as follows: President,
Mrs. Robert ]. Lindale, Wyoming /;
First Vice President, Mrs. ]. Harvey
Speakman, Smyrna; Second Vice
President, Mrs Louise Mustard,
Lewes; Third Vice President, Mrs. S.
M. Trump Wilmington; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Kate Cooke, Seaford ;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. j. l..
Crossmore, Middletown: Federation
Secretary, Mrs. Richard T. Cam Jr. ,
Middletown; Treasurer, Mrs. David
Short, Laurel; Auditor. Mrs. Clayton
Fisher, Dover; Directors, Miss Davis,
Milford; Mrs. Waples, Milton; Mrs.
Sheldrake, Harrington; Miss Julis
Burton, Georgetown; Miss Elizabeth
Cahall, Bridgeville; Mrs. George
Henning, FELTON,.
Fine Talent at To-Days Program.
Following program was rendered
Piano trio, "La Gazz. Ladia," Mrs
Coverdale, Miss Julia Hum, and Mis-
Anna Talbot; Address, "Whar Shal
we eat, what to avoid and why,
Misss Margaret Mitchell; vocal quin
tette, selected, Miss Roberts, Mis-
Wilds, Miss Bell, Mrs. Hirons Den
ney, and Mrs. McCausland; address
"The Work of the Mothers Con
gress,' Mrs. Fred Schoff, presiden
of the Congress. The afternoon ses
sion was opened with an address o
Arts and Crafts in America, by Pro
Herbert Everett; a vocal solo, eth
Magic Month of May" Miss Mar
Roberts; address, "The Value c
Birds to the State,'' Mr.. B. L. Bow
: dish; the Federation Motto-Faitf
! Hope and hove;" piano duett, Mis-
2 Edith Beck and Miss Lillian Speal
2 man; report of the Committee c
7 Resolutions; installation of officers
] Federation Song, written by Mrs. I
t S. Dwight, of Smyrna; adjOurnmen
List of Delegates Present.
The following delegates were pr'
sent: Wilmington. Mrs. Horace Bett
Miss Emma Lore, Miss Marv Poole
Mrs. ]. M. Truax, Miss Emma Wo
relI. Mrs. Il. w. Kellogg; Middl
town, Miss Mary Hutchin; Wyoming
Mrs. Caleb Fannan, Mrs. Sari
4 Cooper and Mrs. Edward Wetzel
Dover, Mrs. Edward Atkinson, Mr.
> Charles Wooten, and Mrs. Emr
Burnett; Milford, Miss Syrena
= Hall, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. W
liam Aldred; Seaford, Mrs. L.
% Kerns. Mrs. Alexander Donoho
IN SMYRNA, Mrs. w. B. Megear, MI
Al Mary Roberts, Mrs. Theodore Ferg
,e son: Milton, Mrs. Hannah Carey, MI
}. Henry Draper; Bridgeville, MI
al James Colona, Miss May Heybric
II FELTON,. Mrs. George Herring, M
r William Scabinger; Georgetown M
ps Rose Henderson, Miss Julia BurtC
D. Mrs. R. T. Barber; Harrington, M
Edward Ninser, Miss Elizabeth File
inc. Laurel. Miss Sadie W. Moo
Lewes, Miss Martha Schelleng'
1a Miss Mary Maull. The next meet
will be held at Georgetown.
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