Evening journal., 1919-06-05
CLUB WOMEN IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Thiriy-Two Organizations
Represented at State Fed
Grafton Convention
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!. Women's Clubs opened its twenty-sec-
ond annual meeting in the New Centur,
Club today. The session viii conlinu,
= tomorrow.
Delegates 10 The convention began 1,
d arrive shortly after n o'clock thi
morning and presented their creden
T. tials. At 1 O'Clock bunett luncheon
I, was served al the club house. There
4 We're no speakers.
:, The hostesses were washington
Heights Century Club. Sunshine Society
g Association Of Graduate Nurses anC
Women Druggists and Council Of Jew
+ ish Women.
Mrs. w. f., Piper was chairman ol
luncheon and was assisted by Mrs
Harry Raby Mrs. Clarence Fraim ano
, Mrs. Harry Layton, OF the Washington
Heights Club. other club assistant.
were:
, Council OF Jewish Women Mrs
, James ~ Ginns. Mrs. Henry Harris,
Mrs. Louis Topkis. Mrs. A. Levitt.
Sunshine Society-Mrs. II. d Wise.
Mrs. Edwin Booth. Mrs. +. l.. Shilling.
Mrs. }. H. Seaman, Mrs. Clarence
, Crossan.
/ -
Oscar g.. Draper and the Nurses AssO-
ciation, Miss Mary Moran.
The auditorium of The New Century
Club looked very inviting this morning
TO The delegates with its floral decOra-
lions OF roses, palms, peonies and other
cut flowers
! In one corner of the room are 1900
! pictures which constitute the travel
d r.fs
The Women's College at Newark is
making an exhibit OF applied arts
The officers of the Stale Federation
for 1918 TO 1920 are President, Mrs
Alfred d. Warner, Wilmington; first
vice-presdent Mrs. II d. Boyer Smyr- |
ma second vice-president, Mrs. w. r. |
Alkinsc, Lewes: third vice-presidenl |
Mrs. A. NJ Chamberlane Middletown; /
recording secretary, Mrs. G.. ID. Clark,
Wyoming, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w r Douglas, Wilmington; gen
eral federation secretary, Mrs, Walter
A. Powell, Dover: treasurer. Mrs. John
Eskridge auditor, Mrs. A. f. Watson, 1
The first session OF the conference
opened at 2.3O o'clock this afternoon.
Reports from ten clubs were read.
Greetings were given from maternal or
ganizations.
AZ l.3O o'clock the delegates will be
taken on a motor ride TO Mrs. II. Cole
man duPonts "Old MIL" one OF the
most attractive country places in this |
section.
This evening reception viii be given |
by the New Century Club In honor OF
the federation. Music will be furnish /
ed by Mrs. Charles f. Grinith 'and a
committee.
Addresses will be made by Mrs.
Prenilss Nichols, president OF the phila- |
delphia New Century Club; DR.. Joseph
II. Odel. Mrs. d. Dodge Ashbaugh, Of
Detroit. and Dr. s. C. Mitchell Of Della.
ware College.
Tomorrow morning at . o'clock the
delegates viii visit the High School Al
10 o'clock business will open at the
club house. Eleven reports Of the va
rious clubs VIII be road Or. Edith
Rabe of the United States Public Health
Service viii also address this session.
A special feature OF the afternoon to-
morrow VIII be a symposium on Della ,
ware Awake" This famous painting by .
Ethel Pcnnewell Brown is the prop
rty OF the Woman's College Of Della
,are.
A new version OF education which /,
,iN be presented Is as follows: vThe
hild. Its Welfare Miss Jeanette Eek
IAN: "The School Education and "rhe :,
ollege Development" Dean W. j. Rob- ~
IsOn: "rhe Alumnae Service" Miss
atharine Sohunder. a graduate Of the
-oman's College. The session will close =
iih an address by Christopher J.. y
ard "
The open-air festival will be held
morrow night over Washington street "
ridge. near Eighteenth street. The
-ilmingi0n Community Chorus will y
ng. and will be assisted by the school v
lildrens chorus. While The children
ng and the band plays Dancing by =
q number Of Miss Kate Me u
anerty's pupils carrying crooks and
oops OF flowers will interpret the NJ
usic This will be followed by the a
ng, knights and Ladies' TO the "
ne OF paderewski's Minuct Four y
lights and four ladies in Colonial re
stume viii dance the minuet. There
m be other feature dances, which X
IN make the closing event Of the u
'deraiion anAattraclive one. ~
clubs from every part OF :
slaware are represented The clubs -
nj their delegates follow:
Belleionle Civic Club-Mrs Edward
urren. Mrs G.. P Morris: alternases-
RS Albert Begs and Mrs Clarence
cheltree. Mrs. George Powick will
cad the report
Bridge Tuesday Night Club Miss
'dele Gray and Miss Lillian Sudler. pa
'ho viii read the report. ly
Delaware City Century Cluh-Nfrs G. be,
j. Price, Mrs, II. c. Clark. Allernafes mo
Mrs. w Is. Jester ana Mrs. II. q price wi
Hiss Martha C. Price will read the re- an,
lorl an
Delaware Division Of The rntorra Ski
ional sunshine Society-NIrs Pred lblc
.ang. Mrs. James Melvin and Mrs su
saac Watson Belts. Alternates- Mrs A =
n. c. Jones Mrs. Edward H. Wilson A
hrs. Arthur Icfleris. Mrs. George w s.
dorsey viii read the report.
Dclmar New Century Club-Nrs. c. G. n
Nest. who will read The report. and h
irs Howard Locates a
Dover Century Club Mrs. n. L. Holli-
lay. Mrs. James 4. Alice. Ir.. Mrs. Ed
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