Evening journal., 1915-05-14

enco Hall. The report stated that
the club made am appeal to the Penn
sylvania railroad to paint and other
wise improve the local station. to
which the railroad promptly respond
ed. The club is also cooperating
with the town council in its clean
up campaign and is placing galvan-
lied receptacles on the street corners
for waste paper, etc.
Miss Eliza Cochran Green report
ing for the Middletown club said that
much had been done for the Belgian
Relief, the foundation of "A Parent
Teachers Association, the public
school savings fund. and for the early
closing of stores during July and
August This club hopes TO have q
new clubhouse by next fall.
The report of the Delmar New Cen
fury Club which was read by Mrs. +.
r. F'reeny said that there are nearly
one hundred members and that the
treasurer reports a balance of $50. A
gift Of SO was sent TO the Delaware
College for Women and one thousand
Red Cross stamps were sold. The or
ganization OF "a Parcnt-Teachers' AS
sociation is also reported.
Reporting for the Harrington New
Century Club. Mrs. J. M. Kitchen
stated that during the year seven
new members had been enrolled, max
ing a total membership of 40. The fol-
lowing days we're observed according
TO the calendar: Libraries and litera-
ture. social service, domestic science
reciprocity and the annual meeting
The sum of S21.20 was received Tor
philanthropic purposes and S62.2O
was added to the building fund.
Mrs George T. Lynch gave the re-
port for the Georgetown club she
said il had distributed Chautauqua
tickets as a reward Of merit 10 the
pnpils of the school, entertained the
school in the club room, ana mas
started a tuna to buy a suitable site
to build club house. She conclud-
ed: ITO the women OF Delaware
gathered in eighteenth annual meet
ing. God speed and good cheer from
Georgetown. And also kindly greet
ings."
Mrs. Warmers Appreciation.
In behalf of the Delaware College
for Women. Mrs. A. ID. Warner voiced
the following appreciation
THAT the federation is rejoicing
over the realization of one Of its
long cherished dreams and that the
promise made year ago at the Mil
ford meeting that two beautiful build
ings were rising In form ana sym
metry in the pretty town of Newark,
from which would radiate light and
wisdom. is a happy and assured TACT.
Surely we have journeyed together
the Road Of the Living Heart and
plucked the blossoms by the wayside
that abundant fruitage should be
! gathered.
"The organized wOmanhood OF the
State has made the Woman's College
veritable house of gifts and It is a
pleasure to express our appreciation
and enumerate the blessings that
have been showered upon It. From
s-Bridgeville, table and hooks,
Delmar, vacuum cleaner; FELTON,,
mantel clock. Georgetown, furnished
room: Harrington, hallway settees
Laurel. furnished room; Lewes, pic
ture, "The Forum and books; Mid
dletown. furnished room; Milton, pic
ture "Harvest Moon" Milford, pic.
ture Court of Bargello Palace, Flor.
ence;" Newark. furnished room anC
books; RehOboth, gate-legged table
/ Seaford, furnished room; Smyrna
hallway table and mirror; New Castle
furnished room; Wilmington. avenue
of trees for campus grounds; Dover
four chairs copied from early Della.
ware assembly chairs, about 1892