Evening journal., 1912-05-15
STATE
WOMEN'SCLUB
FEDERATION
Will Convene In Annual SeS-
sion at MiddIetOWn
Tomorrow
MANY PAPERS
UP FOR DISCUSSION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN, DeL.. May 15.-The
Middletown New Century Club is in
readiness to give the Delaware state
Federation Of Women's Clubs a royal
welcome tomorrow. Some Of the Off
cials and executive committee mem
bers will come to Middletown today,
but the majority of delegates will
come tomorrow noon.
The official program follows:
Call TO order; prayer. the Rev.
Francis H. Moore; welcome for the
Middletown Club, Mrs. Charles Der
uokson; response for the federation,
Mis-. John c. Robinson; report Of cre-
dentials committee, Mrs. Francis II.
Moore; report of recording secretary,
Mrs. J. r. Cooke; report of ocrres-
ponding secretary, Miss Grace Bead
enkopf: report of treasurer, Mrs. Dan
iel Short; report of general federation
secretary, Mrs. Sarah c. Cooper; fed
Grafton song.
Greetings From Delegates-Bridge-
Vile. Tuesday Night Club, MissAIiriam
Gray; Delmar, New Century Club,
Mrs. F. E. Freeny; Dover, Century
Club. Mrs. Charles E. Wootten; Fell
ton. Avon Club, Mrs. William Schabin-
ger; Harrington. New Century Club,
Mrs John Masten; Georgetown, New
Century Club, Mrs. Howard Stewart
Laurel. New Century Club, Mrs. o. v.
wootten; Lewes. Zwaanendael, Mrs.
William Atkins; Middletown. New
Century Club, Mrs. Martin B. Burris;
Milford, New Century Clu-, Mrs. Rob-
ert C. Hall: Milton, New Century
Club. Miss Clara Vaughan; Newark,
New Century Club; Mrs A. T. Neale;
Rehobosh. Village Improvement As
sociation. Miss Mary L. Powers; Sea-
ford Acorn Club, Miss Alice Morgan ;
SMYRNA. Twentieth Century Club,
Miss Bertha Smithers: Wilmington
New Century Club. Mrs. Frederick
Brirghurst; Wyoming Round Table
Ms Frances Slaymaker; singing by
the school children of Middletown.
Thursday evening. s o'clock-Song
g.. The Spring Has Come, Maud'
Valerie White; b.. "Berceuse,' La
roff. tv Mrs. f. T. Negendank. Re
cital. Maggie Pepper" by Miss MAJ
Laren Solo. 1T is Not Because YOU
Heart is Nine I-ohr, by Mrs ]. d
Niles.
Reception given by the New Cen
tury Club. of Middletovn to Officers
Of Federation. Delegates and VISITING
i Cluhwomen. at the home of Mrs Jess
& l. Shepherd.
Friday morning. 9.15 o'clock. busi
ness meeting: 10 o'clock, Piano solo
Witches Dance" Paganini Mis-
Laura Postles: reports Of standini
committees. arts and crafts, Mrs
Robert J Ferguson; conservation
4 Mrs. George w. Marshall; civics an
heslth. Mrs Samuel \. Trump; house
hold economies. Mrs. Jesse L. Shep
herd; legislation, Mrs. James l. Vol
colt: reciprocity. Mrs. Robert J LIN
dale: social service, Miss Emily T
Bissen: libraries and literature, Mrs
Thomas y R6wlins; address; librar
q work. Miss Sarah Askew. secretary o
81 New Jersey State Library Commis
sion discussion Mrs Henry Ridgell
Mrs Mary D. Brown. Mrs Caleb !
Purchenal and others parliamentar
drill Mrs Emma A Fox.
Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock: Re
nort OF Committee on Education. Mrs
A. -. Nafneis auaIeSa' le' ~ NSSi 2
Edward Reed former President G
a Dickinson College: college Educa
lion for Girls" address. Some Moder
Ideas,o Of Education Mrs j. L. Penny
hacker. discussion by. Or George =
Farter. Or. George w. Twitmvei
Professor Hayward. Hon f. G. John
son. Mr.. George B. Hynson an
others: singing. America" ao
iournment. Federation song, tun'
"Divie." written by Mrs. Frank
Watkins
The official delegates alternate