Evening journal., 1909-09-16


President from one until two p. m.
each day. President General. Mrs.
Cynthia Westover Alden. 90 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York. Colors, yellow ana
white. Motto. Have you had kind
ness shown?
Pass II on
Twas not given to you alone.
Pass It On.
Let 1t travel down the years.
Let il wipe another's tears.
Till in heaven the deed appears.
Pass II on.
Delaware state president. Miss Elizabeth
Z. Groves. ool Van Buren, STREET.
Delaware State color. peacock blue
Delaware State motto. I'VE Serve"
The object OF the International sun
snine Society is TO inclte it's members
TO the performance of kind ami help
ful deeds, and thus bring the sunshine
OF happiness into the greatest number
OF hearts and homes. All correspond.
ence should be addressed to the StRts
President, Room 715. Equitable Build
Ing. All letters requiring an answer
should contain a self-addressed stamp
ed envelope.
AL correspondence intended Tor this
papor should be sent not later than
Monday afternoon to Z. May Bacon,
1866 Maryland avenue.
MODERATE AMBITION.
I'm jes' a keepin even; which Is doing
purity good,
Haven't made the fortune that I used to
hope j would;
Haven't caused the trump OF fame DER
/ distant hills to sound.
But kin allus face the music when the
landlord comes around.
I've had my share OF sunshine, an ]
seen the flowers smile
Had the rheumatic, but only for a little
while.
An when I come TO quit this scene oi
hope an likewise doubt.
I'll hardly leave enough fur lawyer-folki
to fight about.
have had my disappointments, and I've
had my silent fears;
But l reckon that the laugh will easy
balance all the tesrs.
II amt a brilliant record but 1 want &
understood,
That I'm still a koepin' even, which i
. hoihb luiAs hovus
Last Monday evening amid the cam
fires burning along the New Jersey shore
and surrounded by a merry party, Wis
iting the members Of Camp Rescue. on
State President organized a new branc
of the International Sunshine Societ,
which has been named Rescue. Thos
banded together are: Avery Bell. pres
dent; Joseph A Thomas, vice-presiden
George T. Smith, secretary; Albert Bre
neisen. treasurer; Fred Bell. George Y
d Dorsey. TimGthy Noonan. Reese Wate
a man. Edward W. Mauldin and AtwoS
e Everson.
n The members OF this branch will no
their meeting this evening I'm room z
+, Equitable Bidding, at o'clock n
= doubt we will hear quite often from thes
. gentlemen. as. according to the nam
: they have selected much work can
n done by them in relieving those in dii
j. tress and bringing sunshine into man
hearts The following relates one day
e experience:
Sunday, the 5th of September being
very stormy day on the water, three {
. the members OF the above-named brancl
p namely. A. W. Brenneisen as captain. A
II wood Everson as engineer. and Aver
d Bell as assistant engineer and deckhan
! Of the launch Splinter, were busily el
10 gagged in the work for which their branc
p is named. Rescue, the first being TO a
sist a launch out OF Salem Canal: Il
second to aid the launch May which b
came disabled shortly after leaving Il
canal. to a harbor of safety. and Il
third to warn the crew and passenge
Of the launch Elsie Of the dangers the
would encounter IL they took to SCI
The launch Saiinter also lost her pr
peller. but after while she. too. WI
able to go on her way TO perform h
duty Of warning and helping those
distress and needing assistance.
After entertaining the crew and pa
lsengers Of the launch Elsie at Camp Re
cue and serving supper. which all e
joyed. the crew OF the Splinter assist'
the Elsie of to sea at 915 p. m. all fec
ing tired and ready for a good night
rest, but happy in the thought Of b
ing able to rescue others from a waite
grave.
Ihis world may have its failings. b
there's good enough for all,
And we may choose the sweetness, or bl
terness and gall
And II we seek the shadows and II '
shun the light.
'Tis we. and not the world, friends, tn
aren't going right
CYNTHIA HELPERS BRANCH.
The regular business meeting Of Cy
thia Helpers Branch. was held at [
home Of tho president. Mrs. Har
Hackett. 6Ol North Harrison street, Tue
day evening September z. Sixteen mel
bers responded 10 roll call. We We
very sorry to learn OF the illness Of M
Hackett. who was net able TO leave D
room. Mrs. Elwood H. Brown. vic
president presided. All reports VIC
good.
We have had a few calls for help d'
ing the past month one in each ca
prompt attention was given. It was (
cided to hold a rummage sale this mon
the time and place to be announced l
er. The meetings of the branch will NJ
be held fortnightly. the next one at
home OF Mrs. Walter Coale, 10i w
Twelfth street, Tuesday evening, 81
tember s1st. After adjournment, gu
social hour was enjoyed, and throu
the kindness OF our hostess ice crei
and cake were served.
coREoPsIS BRANCH.
Several members of the Coreop
Branch met at the homo Of the Mis-
Primrose. Tuesday evening, septeml
Z, but so many being out OF the ci