Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-10-11
CONSUMERS LEAGUE
in membership DRIVE
1000 Additions Before Fri
day Is Aim of WOman'S
Organization
BEGIN CANVASS AFTER
HOTEL LUNCHEON

The opening gun of the 1000 new
member campaign that is to be waged
here this week by members of the
Consumers League was fired at noon
today when the captains of the teams
and their team members who are TO
conduct the campaign here, we're en-
tertained at luncheon in the grill room
of the Hotel DUPONT Miss Florence
! kelley. general secretary of the Ma
/ tional Consumers League and consid-
cred one OF the ablest speakers and
best scientific and sociological work
ers I'm the country was the guest of
honor. Miss Kelley is the daughter
of Congressman Kelley, of Phiadel-
phia. During the luncheon Miss kel-
ley spoke briefly to the captains and
the campaign workers assembled on
the work of the National League and
the results that we're being gained
by it,
Those present at the luncheon in
Guiding the team captains and the
committe chairmen were
Mrs. Julian Adair. Miss Winifred
Bach. Miss Elizabeth Draper. Miss
Z
! Rhoads, Miss Edith Spruance. Miss
Blanche Swayne Mrs. William Stan
= lar. Mrs. Frank G. Tallman and Rich
J ard Cadbury.
Chairman Of the campaign Miss
Anna Woods Bird.
Chairman of teams-Miss Margaret
/, II. Sherman.
Chairman of membership cards
Miss Carolyn f. Golding.
Chairman of new MEMBERSHIPS
Helen A. Cranston
Chairman Of teas and meetings
Mrs. Frank G. Tallman and Mis-
e Elizabeth Draper.
Chairman Of luncheOn-Mrs. vii
liam Staniar.
Chairman Of play - Mrs. Julial
= Adair.
r Miss Josephine Bush, Miss Eliza
$ beth Draper. Mrs. Charles Candee
Miss Blanche Swayne. Mrs. Edward
d Mack Miss Louise Matthews. Mis-
+ Anna Hendrickson, Miss Alice ?
J. Smyth, Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. JOIN
l. Thompson Miss Dorothy Hawkins
G Mrs. Caleb e. Burchcnal, Miss Joseph
u inc Prickett, Miss Margaret Matthews
! MISS EoiutI MISC AA'ANA W
II non, Miss Louise Taylor Miss Eliza
J. beth T. Rhoads. Miss Hubbard, Mis-
y Mildred Simpson. Miss Marjorie Woo
T. son. Miss Alice Johnson. Miss Hele
N Harrington, Miss Marjorie Tatnal
/ Miss Elizabeth Jackson, Mrs. SEQ
lr Townsend, Mrs. Reuben Satterthwait
l. Mrs. william Staniar, Mrs. Francis
m dupont Miss Bertha Harlan, Mis-
Anna Young. Mrs. Truman Campbell
/ Mrs. ]. Frank Ball, Mrs. Charles Wa
d. ner. Miss Helen Walker, Mrs. Cliffoi
10 Iszard. Miss Lillian Ponder, Nil
TO Winifred Bach, Miss Juliette Rice.
Gu Following the luncheon Mr
n Charles r. Miller will entertain III
" afternoon at her home on Red Os
n Road in honor of the Consume
We League members. Miss Florence he
n lev will speak again at this functiC
re and tell what an increased membe
to shin can accomplish and Of some
MT the best methods to employ to secu
ty the best results. Mrs. Miller is OF
of the honorary vice-presidents of Il
Consumers League. and in addition
n the campaign workers there viii
to about eighty non-members Of Il
" league present. all specially invit
at guests OF the hostess to hear Miss Re
tn ley's talk.
n other teas and meetings Will
be held during the week. A meeti
.p- will he held on Thursday evening
ng the new Friends Westinghouse, CO
on ner Tenth and Harrison streets.
all Carl Kelsey. of the University
sly Pennsylvania. will be the speaker.
he will be a public meeting. The ca
he paign will end on Friday event
tx with a play that will be given by {
re- Arden players in the New Centu
ed Club The play to be presented W
* be war Brides"