Evening journal., 1914-01-26
SUNSHINE HEAD
CITY VISITOR
Mrs. Alden to Be Speaker at
GsrriCk Tonight; to Meet
Governor Tomorrow

Mrs. Cynthia Westovcr Alden. found
er of the International Sunshine Society
and presidcnt-general OF the oreanixa-
tion, will be visitor here Tor the next
few days. Mrs. Alden Arrived here this
afternoon shortly after three O'Clock
and her FIRST public appearance on this
visit viii be at the carrick Theatre This
evening. Mrs Alden viii make m ed.
dress there as the motion pictures
taken under orders Of Thomas A. Edison
two years ago Of the workings OF the
Sunshine Home and Kindergarten for
Blind Babies at summit. " j., are
shown These views cost $1,000 and
were presented BY Mr. Edison TO the
international Sunshine Society.
Mrs. Aldens visit here today Is the
first in seven years. Whom here before
the late Rt Roy Bishop Leighton Cole
man entertained her and reception
was held in her honor at Bisliopstead.
Mrs. Alden will be accorded a private
reception at the Hotel DUPONT tomor-
row morning by Governor Charles r.
Miller.
On arriving here this afternoon Mrs.
Alden was met by Mrs. George W. Dor.
sey, Jr, State president OF the Sunshine
Society. The party went to Mrs. Dor
sey's home. No. 20Ol Jefferson street,
where Mrs. Alden will be entertained
until Thursday.
The program this evening calls for a
real Sunshine program at the Garrick
Theatre. where William p. White, prcsi-
dent OF City Council, will introduce Mrs.
Alden. Those desiring tickets for the
affair al the theatre can procure them
from any member of the society or the
ways and means committee. Miss l.. l..
Warren, No. 604 King street. Miss
Elizabeth Hellings, No. llO7 West Sew
enth street or Mrs. Henry c. Primrose
No. 1906 West Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Alden will occupy Box c. with
Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Frank Sparks
the State vice president.
Following the reception at the Ho-
tel DUPONT, tomorrow morning, Mrs
Alden will be a guest at the Current
Events class of the New Ceneury
Club.
Members of the Cynthia Helpers
Branch will entertain at tea in honor
of Mrs Alden tomorrow afternoon,
at the home of Mrs ElwoOd Brown
No. 400 West Twenty-third street.
Guests of honor On that afternoon
will be Mrs. G.. S. Wooley and Mss
Nan Hayes. who is Mrs. Wooley'
house guest.
Mrs. Dorsey will preside at a meet
ing in Grace NJ. =. Sunday School
hall tomorrow evening. That even
ing Mrs. Alden will deliver an ad-
dress on the various activities OF the
international Sunshine Society
which is a means Of making lives
happier the world over. There will
also be addresses by Or. Reed anC
other clergymen. After the meeting
Mrs Alden will hold an informal re
ception and all those who have read
her books or have received letters
from her will have am opportunity Il
meet her personally.
On Wednesday morning Mrs. Alder
viii visit the Blind Shop. and I'm TIE
afternoon she viii visit the Home q
the Merciful Rest for Incurables.
In the evening, at Hanna's Cafe, 3
banquet will be given in honor OF
Mrs. Alden by her friends and nom
bers of the society
Until Tuesday evening tickets FOR
the banquet may be secured from an,
member of the banquet committee
they being DR.. Florence NJ Seward
$40 W. Ninth street; Miss Reb,
Smith. 303 West Eleventh street
Mrs. William p. White Ala Wcs
Twenty-third street; Miss Ed'tl
Francis 1904 Tatnall street; Mrs
Oscar Frazier, HOS West Seventh
street