Evening journal., 1919-04-23
STATE SUNSHINE
SOCIETY MEETING
18th Annual Convention to
be Held in This City
Tomorrow
PROMINENT WOMEN
AMONG SPEAKERS

/ lhe thirteenth annual convention Of
the. Delaware Division OF the Interna.
lonh sunshine Society will be held TO.
morrow in the parish house of st. An.
crews Church. Eihth street near Or.
ange. The morning session will begin
at 1920 O'clock. After the opening ex.
ercises the board and council MEETING
VIII be held and delegates will be elect.
eo 70 the International Sunshine So.
ciety convention which will be held in
providence r. J., in May. Delegates
VIII also be elected to the convention
OF the Delaware State Federation OF
Women's Clubs which Is 20 be held Ia
the New Century Club, this city. on
June and G.
AT the close of the morning session
an Informal reception will be held. The
reception committee is Mrs. Carl Smell
lenburs, Mrs. c. D. McCorkindale and
the State officers and branch president,
Luncheon will be served at 1 O'Clock
by the following committee: Mrs. Ralph
Holley, Mrs. William Pyle, Mrs. II. Les.
ter Hopkins, Mrs. Frank Mason. Mrs,
May d. Hates, Mrs. C.. Bullock. Mrs. II.
o. Armstrong, and Miss Carrie Baker.
It Is expected that the members Of the
various branches will avail themselves
OF this opportunity to set better ac-
quainted. Mrs. A. D. Warner, the presl-
dent Of the Delaware State Federation
Of Women's Clubs, also the presidents
OF several of the clubs, Will be guests.
The afternoon session will begin at
o'clock, when the following branches
will give reports for the past year;
Delaware Branch, Mrs. Clarence Cros-
san, president; Coreopsis Branch, Mrs.
William NJ. Stevenson, president; Gym
thia's Helpers Branch, Mrs. Mabel
Brown. president; Alden Branch, Mil
ford, Mrs. II. l.. Bunstein, presidents
Frederick Branch, Mrs. ]. w. Belts,
president; Washington Heights Branch,
Mrs. Frank Sparks, president; New Era
Branch, Mrs. Garrett jefferson Hart,
president; Alert Branch, Mrs. Edward
Wilson, president; Pollyanna Branch,
Mrs. William G. Jones. president.
The reading Of reports will be inter-
spersed with an attractive program Of
music under the direction OF the fol.
lowing entertainment committee. Mrs.
Stanley Steele. Miss Kathleen ShortalL
Mrs. 6. A. Clifford, and Mrs. VIM. P.
White.
Miss Helen Jones, a junior member.
will give a recitation on How 10 Dis-
pose Of Troubles" Mrs. Theodore Ham
sen. of Trenton, n. j., will sing. Mrs.
Augustus Lilley. Of Philadelphia, will
give selections on piano. and Miss Eliz-
abeth Marley. a talented young violin
ist Of this city, will entertain. Mrs.
Stanley Steele will sing, accompanied
by Mrs. Otto V. Ort. The ushers will
be Miss Kathleen Shortall, Mrs. J. Le-
and Miss May Bacon.
The afternoon meeting will be open
TO visitors who will be cordially wel-
coined.
This society has grown 20 be one OF
the most popular organizations In the
state, not only for its philosophy OF
and helpfulness, but also
for the kindly sympathy extended In a
practical way in sickness and emer-
gency.
On Monday afternoon Alert Branch
met at the home Of Mrs. J. F. LeCar-
pentier. when the following delegates
were elected to the convention: Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. j. F. LeCarpen-
tier and Mrs. Henry C. Primrose.
Delaware Branch met on Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Carrie
Cooper, No. 904 w. Fourth street.
New Era Branch held a special meet
Ing in the Hotel dupont to complete
paints for the card party to be held in
The Hotel dupont. May g.
Alert Branch will hold a bake in
King street market, on May 10.
Delaware Division will hold a rum
mage sale at Seventh and Windsor Sts.,
Nay +. This sale was postponed to not
interfere with the drive for clothing
'or the Armenians, and the committee
will appreciate the articles that could
lot be sent them, also articles that
lave accumulated since that time. II
,Irs. Ralph Holley, phone 6674J, or Mrs.
Frank Shilling are notified the goods
will be called for.