Evening journal., 1914-09-30
temperance FOLK
IN State meeting
Annual Convention VIII
Meet in Georgetown on
Oct. 7, s and 9
MANY WORKERS
ON THE PROGRAM

The thirty.ffth annual convention OF
the Delaware Women's Christian Tenn
pernncc Union will be held in George
town on October Z, and o, takes in a
wide scope and much important busi-
ness will be transacted. The program
follows:
Wednesday morning, October 7-ll.3O
Convention called to order by tho
president, Mrs. Lena Messicki singing,
crusade hymn; Scripture reading. l2--
Noontide prayer Mrs. Emma i. Caulk.
Adjournment
Wednesday afternoon-ll5-singing,
ing, led by Mrs. T.. l.. Jones, musical di-
rector Of Delaware w. c. T. U.; con-
Nention called to orderi report of the
executive committee, naming Of com
niittees on credentials, finance, courte-
sizes, resolutions and telegrams; adj
dress OF welcome, Mrs Margaret Hous-
toni response, Mrs. Pettingili greet
ings, the Rev j. d. Colono; address, DIR.
DR.. Samuel Mitchell, president of Della
ware Colleges Young Womans Branch,
Mrs. Lille Atkins; Loyal Temperance
Legion. Mrs. ,rge Blakei address,
Mrs. Florence Hilles; matron's medal
contest; Industrial School, Mrs. Emma
Jackson; reports OF vice-presidents,
New Castle county, Mrs. Mary b. Dom
nell; Kent county, Mrs. Lucretia Dame;
Sussex county, Miss Lillian Cade.
Wednesday evening Miss Lillian
Cade, president Of Sussex county, pre-
siding. 730- Music, by choiri Scrip
ture reading and prayer music; ad-
dress, the Rev Percy y. Schelly; offer
ingi music, doxology.
Thursday morning, October $50
Prayer meeting, Mrs. NJ. G. Stengle
evangelistic superintendent; committee
Injecting. 9-Conyontion called to or
der; reading Of minutes and reports OF
executive committee; corresponding sec
retary's report, Mrs. Lizzie Raughley;
treasurers report, Mrs. Clara Marshall
auditors report; report OF branches
item minutes each) education; Sabbath
observance, Mrs. Sarah A. Taylor; Sun.
dav school work, Mrs. Eleanor Penning.
Comfy; the press, Mrs. Annie w. Sut.
ton; school savings banks, Mrs. Cath
leen Atwell; anti-narcotics, Mrs Sarai
Foster; medal contest work, Miss leth'
NJ. Joseph; parliamentary, Mrs. Eliza
beth Webbcr; unfenncnted wine at sac
rament, Mrs. 4. X Jones; police and re
formatory work, including almshouse
/ and police station work, Mrs Ami
. Massey; scientific temperance, Mrs.
4 lR. Milipan; white ribbon recruits, Mr.
Carrie Hood medical temperance, Mr.
{ Bertha Carey; social meetings and re
Il letter doys, Mrs. George Pierce; hows
a mission. Mrs NJ. II. Catterson. Ill
o memoriam Mrs. NJ G. Stengle l2-
e Noon-tide prayer; adjournment.
Thursday afternoon -- l.l5-Singinl
A Mrs. 4. l.. Jones, musical director; l.3
!. Convention called 60 order. 2
Bible reading. 2.30--Address, Pro
r Charles Wagner 3--Grceting, Mr.. Har'
, Anti.SaloOn League of Baltimore. 3.3
, Address, Dean Robinson. 4-Chi
dren's demonstration. Adjournment.
Thursday evening-Nlrs. Lucreti
Dame, president of Kent county, presto
:, ing. Music, by choir; Scriptui
reading and prayer, music, address, tn
Rev. Edwin Roinke, Philadelphia; offe
= ing music, doxology and benediction.
Friday morning, October 9-S.3
= prayer meeting, Mrs. NJ. G. Stengl'
; committee meetings 9-Conventi,
called to order. report of branches (t'
y minutes eachl, evangelistic, Mrs. NJ.
= Stengle; work among railroad employ,
= Mrs. J. NJ. Waller; mercy, Mrs. Carr
II Rankin; soldiers and sailors, Mrs. VIII
fred Chambers; legislation and petite
N Mrs. Mary Wolcott social purity, MI
IS F.. X. Butler; franchise, Mrs Mart
ID Cranston; final report Of credent
~ committee. ll-Annual election Of O
III GERS, election Of delegates TO natior
ne convention, noon-tide prayer, adjoui
az ment.
es Friday nfternoon-l.45, singing,
n by Mrs. T.. /. Jones, musical direct,
nd convention called 10 order, report of co
OF mittco on resolutions, reporter for uni
lr- signal Mrs. Emma Davidson. 81
OF finished business; adjournment.