Newark post., 1915-05-05
Program For D. S.
F. w. G. Week

State Federation OF women Clupe
Mrs. Samuel J. Reynolds, of Smyr-
ma, gives tentative arrangements
made by the Newark Committee
for the coming meeting of the FED
Grafton.
The eighteenth annual meeting
of the Delaware State Federation
of Women's Clubs will be held in
Newark, from Thursday, May 10,
to Saturday morning, May Is.
The headquarters of the teder-
alton will be at the Delaware Col
lege oratory.
Each delegate is requested TO
have her credentials filled out and
signed by the secretary OF her
club.
There will be a session Thurs
day morning from IL O'Clock TO
1890. The executive board and
delegates, constituting the voting
body of the Delaware State FEEDER
alton, will please present their
credentials to the committee on
credentials on Thursday morning.
at 10 o'clock, upon arrival OF
trains. 1t is desired that the clubs
purchase badges for their dele
gates. These may be procured for
presented. Delegates must wear
presented. Delegats must war
badges. Federation pins will be
on sale at 81 apiece.
Please write to Mrs. Harry Hay
ward, Newark, for accommodations
The tate at the hotels will be S2
per day.
On Thursday evening, Miss Gay
Zenola MacLaren will give recit-
al, Daddy Long Legs in the col
lege oratory.
On Friday morning there Will
be business meeting of the Off
cial body; election of officers. The
delegates will please come pre-
pared to name their representa-
tive on the State Board.
On Friday evening the installa-
tion of officers and directors will
be held at the Women's College,
followed by reception.
The principal speakers will be
Dr.. Stanley LeFevre Krebs, of
Sing Sing, N. Y.
Other speakers will be: DR.. Sam
uel c. Mitchell, president of Della
ware College; DR.. Wagner, Com
missioner of Education, and Mrs
W. E. Andrews, of Washington.
Topics of interest will be dis
cussed by the club women.
All club women are cordially in.
vited to attend.
The delegates, alternates repre-
sentatives on the board of the
State Federation and visitors ane
the homes to which they have beer
assigned while in Newark follows
Bridgeville delegation - Miss
Ray Heydrick and Mrs. Leon Cam
eron at the Washington House
Mrs. E. Anderson and Mrs. NJ
Green with Mrs. H. l.. Bonham ant
Mrs. Helen Sudler with Mrs. H
Warner McNeal.
Delaware City-Miss Florenc.
Hall and Miss Lydia Broadwa,
with Mrs. Harold E. Tiffany, ant
Mrs. Charles Jefferson with Mrs
r. A. Whittingham.
Delmar-Mrs. E. E. Freeney
Miss M. L. Slemmons, Mrs. H. NJ
Waller, Mrs. S. M. Ellis, Mrs. V
G. Carmine, Mrs. w. F. Deputy
Mrs. E. T. Girman, Mrs. F. NJ
Faulkner, and Mrs. J. Fred Stew
ems at the Deer Park Hotel.
Dover-Mrs. Mary Wolcott ant
Mrs. George w. Tebo with Mrs
Charles Blake; Mrs. Shorb an,
Mrs. Stott at the Women's College
Mrs. Sypherd, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs
Vandyke and Mrs. Bice at the Dee
Park Hotel; Mrs. Holiday an
Mrs. Benson with Mrs. Alfred A
Curtis; Mrs. Emma Burnett, Mrs
Cecil Fulton, Mrs. Pennewill an
Mrs. Sharpe with Mrs. J. Pillin
Wright.
Felton-Mrs. J. Wallace Rey
nolds and Miss Ada Warren wit
Mrs. c. o. Houghton; Mrs. J.
Clifton and Mrs. A. B. COnnor wit
Mrs. Clarence A. Short.
GeOrgetown-Miss Julia Bul
ton, Mrs. George Lynch, Mis-
Clara Burton, and Mrs. W.
Adams with Mrs. George Brown
Mrs. Howard c. Stewart, with Mr.
(. Laurence Smith.
Harrington - Mrs. Josephir
Kitchens, Miss Emma Downs, Mr.
Jack Masten, Miss Ethel Rees
and Mrs. E. A. Refsnyder at til
Washington House; Mrs. J.