Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

Any news intended for the Sunshine
column should reach the chairman of the
press not later than Wednesday noon.
Address Mrs Otto V. Ort, 1912 Delaware
avenue, City.
CALENDAR.
March 26 Cynthia Helpers Branch,
70S Lombard street
March 20 Rose Hill Junior Branch,
Rose Hill Schoolhousc
April Coreopsis Branch, 213 Con-
cord avenue.
April ALERT Branch, 1904 Washing
ton street, go p. mN
April Junior Sofety of Washington
Heights Branch, 400 McCabe avenue.
April 5-Rose Hill Junior Branch, Rose
Hill Schoolhouse.
DELAWARE BRANCH.
The Delaware Branch has been very
busy during the past winter As evidence
we submit the following
The Delaware Branch has made II
sweaters. scarfs, q dozen towels, . he'll
NETS ; bed jackets and sent boxes
Different members spend certain hours
each week at headquarters for bnndage
work, sewing, etc
RED CROSS WORK FoR MARCH.
s5 donation towards books for soldiers.
81 or clothing purchased for that
amount for Belgian relief.
The individual work Of knitting and
sewing by various members continues tins
month
CHRISTMAS WORK.
Gifts of money in sums ranging from 81
cents 10 So. to needy indiyiduals Flowers
To two members Of local institution.
Cream 70 home for colored people Books
and clothing to children gifts 10 members
Of Home Of Merciful Rest
CYNrHfA's HELPERS BRANCH
The Cynthla's Helpers Branch will meet
on Tuesday evening at the homo Of Mrs.
Mary Mel Carrol, 70s Lombard street.
The branch has two whcel-chaIrs and any
one wishing tn borrow the same may get
ono AT 70S Lombard street, also at
/ II West Twenty-fourth street.
DIAMOND CLuR.
The Diamond Club held it's annual re-
union Mt the home of Mrs Otto v Ort on
] March ~
The Diamond Club has ts special
work. tho aiding of headquarters II Is
| composed ~ former delegates from MI of
| the Sure line ranches TO the annual con-
| yentions Of the international Sunshine
/ Society fach year delegates who have not
| attended former conventions become
| eligitlc for election in the Diamond Club
+ 1pon application. An election of officers
vas held March 10, 1918, which resulted
! ~ follows President, Mrs otto v Ort.
/ vicc-r,rcsidcnt Mrs James Melvin: secre-
t4ry. MlSs May Bacon: treasurer Mrs.
/ Frank & Sparks
! aarE .FArattgy4 - saA tn tho
ycntion every wear toward the expenses
/ of the international Sunshine Society
| Headquarters, 81 Fifth avenue. New York
! City
This year the ladies will aid sewing to
| their regular work.
/ JUNIOR SOCIETY or WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
/ 1 meeting Of the Junior Society Of the
/ " Nashington Heights Branch was held at
/ the home Of Mrs Frank O. Sparks, 81
! " est twentieth street. on March Is. 1918
| A. the Red Cross had a good supply Of
/ Clip Pillows the work Of making socks
| for Belgian babies was started. This work
| is very interesting
/ The next meeting will be held at the
! home of Miss Dorothy Anderson, 40f
j McCabe avenue, April l. \ full attend
/ ance Is desired
PERSONAL
Mrs G. W. Dorsey, Jr., State president
Of the Delaware Division, has been quite
| I'll during the past week
Nh William Churchill Of Brooklyn. \
/ Y, author OF Samoa Una. The White
Man 5 Samoa and Samoan Forests and
! Streams is a guest OF Mrs. OFT '. Ort,
| for an indefinite period. She was especially
| invited 10 be present for the reunion of the
Diamond Club, being = charter member