Evening journal., 1914-05-21

Gin: Seaford, Acorn Club, Mrs. John
Eskridge; Smyrna, Twentieth Cen
turv Club, Miss Eunice Anthony;
Wilmington, New Century Club, Mrs.
A. Fl. Berlin; Wilmington, Sunshine
Society, Dr. Florence NJ. Seward;
wyoming, Round Table, Mrs. Bea-
trice Crossman.
Miss Joanna Mclaughlin, super
visor of sewing in the Wilmington
public schools, will address the led
Grafton on Sewing in the Public
( Schools" following which the fed
( Grafton song will close the afternoon
/ session.
The remainder Of the program is
as follows:
This evening, 8 o'clock-"A Song
/ of Italy" musical farce, by home
| talent; reception by the New Century
/ Club of Milford to officers of the
/ Federation, delegates and visiting
club women, at the Armory Hall.
Tomorrow morning, 9.15 o'clock;
Milford Club House-Business meet
ing of executive board OF delegates;
10 o'clock, reports of the standing
| committees: Arts and Crafts, Mrs. o.
| v Wootten; Conservation, Mrs. X. j.
Lindale: Household Economics, Mrs.
Philip Burnet: Legislation, Mrs. A.
e. Watson: Reciprocity, Miss Mary
Hutchin; Social Service, Miss Emily
p. Bissell; Literature and Libraries,
Mrs. George W. Marshall; The Work
Of the Women's College Committee,
Mrs. A. d. Warner; A Message From
the Dean of the Woman's College,
Miss Winifred Robinson; vocal solo;
address. Peace" Mrs. w. h. An
drews: director of the General Fed
GRAFTON: report of committee on
health. Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones.
Friday afternoon-Address, ideals
: in Community Life" Mrs. Edward
Biddle: vocal solo, Miss Mary Rob
erts: address, "The General FEEDER
, alton as a Sociological Force" Mrs
= Percy V. Pennypacker, president
p General Federation; report OF com
5 mittee on resolutions; federation
! song; adjournment
) The officers Of the State Federation
- are: President, Mrs. Samuel J. Rey
= nolds, Smyrna; first vice-presiden'
! Mrs. James Brayshaw, Delmar; sec
= ond vice-president, Mrs. A. I. Neale
e Newark; third vice-president, Mrs. ]
e Lynn Pratt. Milford; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Charles A. Hastings, Laur
j ell; corresponding secretary, Mis-
), Anna d. Hough, Smyrna; general fed
= Grafton secretary, Mrs. J. c. Robin
T. son, Wilmington; treasurer, Mrs
7 Madison A. Willin, Seaford; auditor
Y Mrs. c. c. Fulton, Dover.
t, The delegates elected by the val
s ious clubs include the following:
Wilmington-Mrs o. Curtis Purdy
Miss Grace Beadenkopf, Mrs. E.
- Wollaston, Mrs. J. J. Satterthwai
= Mrs. John c. Phillips, Mrs. A. II. Bel
IS lin.
5. Bridgeville-Mrs. Dawson Tod
e Miss Anna DickersOn.
Delmar-Mrs. S. NJ. Yingling Mis-
e NJ. L. Slemons.
!; Dover-Mrs. John Salisbury, Mr.
l.. w. Lincoln Clayton, Mrs. James
y. Wolcott.
4, Felton-Miss Ada Warren. Mr.
D. Margaret Granville.
}; Harrington-Mrs ]. w. Sheldrak
Mrs. Scheers.
e, Georgetown-Mrs Howard Cool;
D; Miss Edith Jones.
Laurel-Mrs. Roscoe Elliott, MI
m J. NJ. Collins.
us Lewes-Mrs. Ida Norman, MI
Mary Enos.
ID. Middletown-Alis Eliza c. Green.
n Wyoming-Mrs. CrOssmOre, Nj
er. Johanna Gordon.
Y; Milford-Mrs. G. f. Pierce, Mrs.
a; T. Carlisle. Mrs. ,E. c.. Pierce.
IS. AIilton-Mrs. John B. Clark, MI
w George B. Hunter.
e; Newark-Mrs. c. 3. Evans. Mi
IS Elinor Harter.
~ New Castle-Mrs. John NJ. WilsC
S. Mrs. Selden S. Deemer. Mrs. Fra
Il: deli. Janvier.
o- Rehoboth-Mrs. B. r.. Riggin, Nj
sw Mary L. Lynole.
er Seaford-Mrs. John Elkridge. NJ
lb, Ella Emory.
sw Smyrna-AIiss Eunice Anthoi
n: Mrs. Hervey p. Hall. Mrs. J. W A
rs. ! thony.
ge waverly Club-Niss Sophia Niv
Ig- Mrs. Eastburn.