Evening journal., 1916-02-16
DAUGHTERS OF 1872
IN MERRY REUNION
Women Active in Patriotic
Societies to Join in Honor
Day" Celebration
LUNCHEON, SPEECHES,
MUSIC ON PROGRAM

Delaware Daughters OF 1912 and /
their friends will be delightfully."- en- ,
tortainod tomorrow when they give a
luncheon and musicale in the City I
Club quartcrs in the DUPONT Building.
On tho calendar OF the societys ac-
tiyltics. tomorrow is officially marked
as Honor Day" The committee in
charge comprises Mrs. T. c. Mum.
Mrs Edmund p. Moody and Mrs. VI.
f. Corkran.
About ono hundred guests arc OK
pcctcd TO participate in the days
pleasure. Presidents or their repre-
sentatiyes. of other wOmon's patri-
otic societies OF tho State as we'll as
number OF officers from the Ma
tional Society Daughters Of 1872,
and many members OF the Delaware
Society from down-State will be
guests.
Luncheon will be served at .
o'clock Guests will be seated at long
tables which will be beautifully but
simply desorated with cenierpieces OF
white carnations and ferns Small,
dainty blue and gray paper baskets,
| the Society colors, filled with confec-
/ tiors. will be favOrs. Mrs. Thomas c.
Mum. president of the Delaware So
ciety. Daughters OF 1912, will preside
at the luncheon.
During luncheon toasts will be Of
/ fered and responded to by visiting Of
| fcers and other specially invited
guests. Following luncheon the
guests will be entertained at a musi-
I al. Ist. ~ f,ronninnnf
soloists have been secured. Those
who will contribute to this part OF
the program will be Mrs. Nina Pret-
, lyman Howell, OF Philadelphia. vio-
F, liniste: Miss Marion Frederick. so
prano. and Miss Mary A. Sexton
pianiste.
officers and others who have been
invited are: Mrs Robert Hall Wilds,
OF Chicago, the national president;
Mrs. Robert Hogan. former State
regent Of the Maryland Daughters OF
the American Revolution; Mrs. Jomes
d. Iglehart. president of the Mar
land Daughters of 1872; Mrs Allen.
also OF the Maryland Society; Miss
Margaret McInnes. president OF the
Pennsylvania Society, Daughters OF
1872, and fourth vice-president of the
National Society; Mrs. Preston Lea,
: president of the Colonial Danes OF
this State: Mrs. George c. Hall
State regent Of the Delaware Society
% Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton: Mrs. Edmund p. Moody, first
s vicc-president general Of the National
s Society. Daughters of the American
:, Revolution. and Mrs. J. Allen Colby
e president Of the Wilmington New Cen
S tury Club
S In addition to the specially invited
- guests. others who will be seated a
70 the presidents table will include thu
officers of the State Society. They arr
Mrs. r. c. Mum. president: Mrs. 5. 5
/, Deemer. first vice-president; Mrs
: John NJ Wilson, OF New Castle, SECOND
vice-president: Mrs Touchton. treas
% urer: Miss Sue Russell, secretary
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. registrar
u and the executive board members
who are: Mrs. Eugene dupont, Mrs
p Irwin Fluke of Woodside; Miss Mar.
q. Ridgely and Mrs J. L. Johnson, o
= New Castle.
70 Other out-of-town guests will be
Mrs. II. II. Bromley, Milford; Mis-
Marion Mustard. Miss Emily Wicker
and Miss Indeola Poynter, all o
Lewes: Mrs J. p. Lofland. Milford
Mrs Snowdcn Mitchell, Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Massey. Philadelphia
Mrs Duncan. Of Chestertown. Md.
N Mrs Thomas +. Sadler. OF Delawar
y City: Miss Anne Cunningham, q
In Smyrna, and Mrs. Brayshaw. of De-
mar.