Evening journal., 1914-04-09
Name DELEGATES
TO CLUB Meeting
Delaware State Federation
Will Meet at Milford
Next Month
CENTURY CLUB TO
BE REPRESENTED

At the April meeting OF the New
Century Club yesterday afternoon
delegates and alternates 10 the seven
teenth annual meeting Of the d. S. +. W.
G., which will be held at Milford on
May p and p, were elected as fol
lows:
Delegates Mrs. Charles F. WolIas-
ton, Mrs. ,. J. Satterthwaite, Mrs. John
G.. Phillips, Mrs. A. ii. Berlin, Mrs. o. c..
Purdy, Miss Grace Beadenkopf and the
new president, who will be elected at
the annual club meeting in May. The
altenates elected yesterday were Mrs
J. Allan Colby, Mrs. II. X. Ewes, Mrs.
l.. G. Kent, Mrs. Frank K. Pierson, Mrs
w. ID. Mode, Miss Alice p Smyth and
Mrs. Samuel n. Trump.
Miss Helen Bye, recording secretary,
reported as names on the waiting list,
with an additional l3 names which were
proposed at the last executive meeting.
Mrs. J. Allan Colby, chairman enter
tainment committee, announced an edu-
cational conference on the subject Of
Unusual Schools" to be held in the
New Century Club on April H. The
conference will be in the hands of mem
bers Of the educational committee and
win be open only to club members.
Announcement was made of the We'll
fare Conference, which will be held in
the New Century Club on Thursday and
Friday. April % and "a, with afternoon
and evening sessions.
Mrs. 0. G. Purdy, chairman of the
library committee, reported sending one
box of magazines each to the life saving
stations at Ocedn View, Del, and Wal
lops Beach, Va.
Mrs. j. Horace Belts, reporting for
club classes, said that the classes in
French and dancing had completed very
satisfactory courses for this season.
Because of Miss BeamOn's continued
illness, the class in psychology had to
be given up this year, but will be start
ed next year, as so many are interested
in that special work. Announcement
was made that the canning class is as
sured, 20 women so far having regis
tered.
The classes will probably be held on
Thursday mornings, April 3d. May
and IA. The fee will be decided upon
later and materials for use in class will
be furnished by the members.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Robinson reporting
for Miss Smyth, announced the iinal
meeting of the reading section round
table for Wednesday afternoon, May
G. The feature Of the program viii be
an original magazine written by the
members of the reading section. The
title will be the Readers Annual" and
Miss Mary II. AslSew Mather hopes to
have it issued yearly.
Mrs. Wollaston called attention to the
..t lee
clubhouse would be enlarged during the
summer months. Mrs. L. G. Kent spoke
of the nominating sheet in the club hall
and urged that earnest and careful con
sideration be given the coming election
Installation day exercises for the coming
in of the new officers was announced fol
May 90.
Announcements were also made OF
the spring concert on Monday evening
April 27, by the Peabody Mixed Quartet
from the Peabody Institute, Baltimore
and of the spring play, "The Ko
mancers" by Edward Rostand. The play
will be presented by members OF the dra
matte committee.
An interesting account of the official
visit of the month to Swarthmore, was
given by Mrs. George r. Thompson, who
accompanied by the club president, Mrs
Wollasten. attended the sixteenth ami
versarv exercises of the Swarthmor'
Club. held recently.
Mrs. William G. Mahaify and Mrs
William A. Barr We're named as audl
tors by Mrs. Wollaston.
Guests of the afternoon were: Miss
Laura Amory. guest of Mrs. Edward
b. Mode; Mrs. Pusey M. Bye. oi
Primos, Pa, guest of Mrs. William
Webb; Miss Wyatt, Philadelphia
guest OF Miss Charlotte Wells; Mrs
Charles Wilson. of Tryon, 5. c., guesi
of Mrs. Charles Beadenkopf; Mrs. W
X. Crosby. Boston. Mass, guest oi
Mrs. Joseph Hill; Miss Gault, Phila
delphia, guest Mrs. William G. Ma
harry; Mrs. George Horner, guest O
/ Mrs. w. p. Ewes; Miss Josephine Har'
ris, Trenton, n. J.. guest of Mrs. Fred
erick Golding; Miss Juliet c. Mace
guest OF Mrs s. n. Trump; Miss LII
lie b. Stabler, Sandy Spring, Nd.
/ guest OF Mrs. Franklin Taylor; Miss
Louise Krebs. lthica, n. Y, guest oi
Mrs. H. S. Pyle; Mrs Charles Hink
son, Chester. Pa, guest Of Mrs. W