The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
Sunshine Society.

sunshine society.
The annual election of officers of
the Sunshine Society resulted in the
| unanimous reelection Friday of the
present officers, with the addition of
an assistant secretary. They are:
Mrs P. T Vaughan, president
Mrs Walter Dalle, vice president.
Miss Lila Rox. secretary.
Mrs. David Burgauer, assistant sec.
Rotary.
Miss Fannie Fry, treasurer.
Miss NJ. P. Gaines was appoiped
to act as treasurer during fiss
Fry's absence.
At present there are at the dome
besides Mrs. Van Dyke seves chill
dren between the ages OF l2,and IA
| years. and two women. In addition
to these, the society mainains one
elderly invalid woman and a family
of three, mother, daughter and child.
The society invites anyone inter
ested to visit the Home and learn
low it is conducted At an times
donations of provisions and clothing
for women and chtlden are CRATE.
| fully accepeed.
Rev c. E. Hikok. president of the
Associated Charities was present at
Fridays meeting nd made very
interesting address on the plan of
work this organization hopes to do
A resolution wa passed by the SO.
ciety to co-opepte as far as possible
with the Associated Charities, to
donate the syn of S. month and
receive at an time inmates to the
Home in accordance with their rules
and regulations.
During the holidays Mrs. Van |
Dyke, WIZ is in charge of the Sum
shine Hdne, distributed clothing and |
necessitts purchased by the society |
to the mount Of $50. This work |
was dfe in place Of the usual Sun
shine christmas tree. which has been
held fvery Christmas afternoon at !
Wilmington park for ten years.
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Ladies Temple Aid.
ne Ladies' Temple Aid Society |
WI eaetrtain the Sewing Society at
te temple "Wednesday afternoon.
fie hostesses Will be Mrs. Schud-
hak and Mrs. Kempner. !
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Arlington Arrivals: Mrs. Maxwell
Coffin and Mrs. Chris Ledwidge, 1t.
tie Rock; e. NJ Pepper, New York
city; Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Turna~.
Kentucky; E. Schwartz, New York
city; "A. J.. McGlothlin, Norwood. O.;
Phil Bibo, Paris, H.; r. C. Bran
lit, st Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sped.
anl, Iowa; DR. r. C. Thompson.
Pine Bluff; NJ K. Block. Cincinnati,
o.; B. w. Dorr, New York ciyt; Mr..
and Mrs. r.. L. Buck, Minneapolis.
Mimi; Simon Rosentlal, San Fran
cisco; T. c. Raley Getz, St Louis;
A. II Ginger, New York city: Mag L
nus c. Meyer. Chicago; George A
rorrey Chicago; b. Mullen. Milwau-
see, Wis; II. e, Adams, Virginia
louis Kohn, st, Louis MIR. and Mrs
4, Y. Rosenthal, st. Louis; Mn. and
Mrs Norman l., Hay, Sedan, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Boas. Dallas.
Texas; e. o. Tancahtro, Newark.
\. j.; c. Koehler, st. Louis; W. D. Il
Palmer Cincinnati o.; A. H. Know.
on, Lansing, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Smell, New York city: DIR.
md Mrs. Aaron De Roy, Pittsburg,
Pa; c. A. Lummis, Louisville, KY;
Samuel p. Epstein, Chicago; John
Vaccaro, New Orleans, La; c. S.
Northrop, Toledo, o.; Charles ODcn.
lell, Toledo o.; Mr. and Mrs. d NJ.
)ttenheimer and baby. Chicago: C.
B. Shane, Chicago; Lewis F. Jacob
son, Chicago; Ray W. Snyder. Grand
Rapids, Mich; r. N. Smith. Lexing-
-on, Ky. e. NJ. Swasey, New York
ciyt; G. G. Henderlider, Pittsburg.
Pa; Lakes Jones, st. Louis; W. X.
Bloodgood, New York city; B. Fl.
-aarmann ST louis: Jacob Fish.
Chicago; o. J. Treuich, Chicago
Miss Frances Eisele is in Jones
"ro visiting Miss Marguerite War /