Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE
UNION CONVENTION
1t Will be Held in Harrison Street
M. +. Church on Octo-
Der 1915.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold irs annual State conen.
tion in Harrison street Nj. II. Church
October l3 to Is, inclusive. The follow
ing program has been arranged:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
10.30-Convention called to order by
the president, Mrs. George Pierce: singing
Crusade hymn. scripture reading, Mrs
Harriet Pettingill, reading of the minutes
greetings by pastors, naming of commit
tees. / 80, assigning homes; 1900, noon
tide prayer, MIS-. Annie Gust.
WEDNESDAY ArTERNoos.
115-Singing, leader Mrs T.. J.. Jones
musical director Y p. b. and l.. T. l.
Conference.
1.30-Convention called TO order. Bible
reading, Mrs. Lulu Sheppard, address oI
welcome, Mis- w. T.. Habbart, welcome
by the pastor, response Mrs. Mary Il
Richardson
2.15-presdent's annual address. Mrs
Georgia Pierce, of Milford, music Mrs
liagans.
245-Y. 7. h. Session, Mrs. De Silvia
3l5-Addre.s. Miss Hill
3.30-Address. John r Kramer, Ma
tiona Prohibition Commissioned, singing
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Mrs. Mary b. Donnell president Of
New Castle county, presiding
700 Music by the choir, scripture
reading, music. Mrs. Olive Jordon.
7.45-Grcetlng. William G.. Taylor,
mayor of Wilmington.
S.30-Address, Mrs Lulu Shepard;
subject: Making and Keeping the Nation
Dry" Music, choir.
THURSDAY MORNING.
$50 Prayer meeting, Mrs. Harriet
pettingill. committee meeting.
a00-Couvention called 60 order, read
ing of minutes and report Of executive
committee, corresponding secretarys re-
port, Mrs. Jessie Graves, Treasurers re-
port, Mrs Clara Marshall, auditor s
report
1890 Report Of Vice Presidents New
Castle county. Mrs Mary II. Donnel,
Kent, Mrs Ella ID. Cordray; Sussex, Miss
Lillian Cade Loyal Temperance Legion,
Mrs Register.
Il.30 In Memoriam. Mrs Harriet
Pettingill. Noontide prayer.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1.l5-Singing by the choir.
f.sff
reading, Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston.
superintendent Of the Anti-Saloon League
of Delaware Greeting w. Truxton Boyee,
State prohibition director.
$50 Music
245-Address, Mrs. = r. Middleton,
National l., T. l.. superintendent
400 Address, DIR Howard Kelley.
330-Address, Mrs. Ella Thacher.
Singing Adjournment
THURSDAY EVENING.
Mrs. Ella u. Cordray, President Of
Kent county. presiding 700, music by tho
choir.
DEVOTIONAL.
Playlet, Young Peoples Branch. music,
$50 Address, Mrs. Deborah Knox
Livingston, music by the choir.
FRIDAY MORNING.
S.30-Prayer meeting. Mrs. Harriet
Pettingill. Committee meeting
90O-Convention called 10 order Re-
port of Branches (ten minutes EACH
Feeble Minded, Mrs Lena Messick
Work Among Colored People, Mrs Eliza
Bennett: Sabbath Observance, Mrs Sarah
Taylor; Medical Temperance, Mrs.
Bertha Carey: White Ribbon Recruits,
Mrs Carrie Hood; Temperance Litera-
ture, Mrs Katharine Atwell; Legislation
and Petition, Mrs. Mary Wolcott; Flower
Mission, Mrs. Linda Owens; Police and
Reformatory Work, Mrs Mary Smithers;
Social Purity, Mrs. Regina Hopkins;
Mercy. Mrs Hester Ellison Parliamentary
Mrs Elizabeth Webber; Scientific Tenn
perance, Mrs Fanny Buckson Work
Among Railroad Employees, Mrs. j. NJ .
Waller; Work Among Soldiers and Salons
Mrs. s. NJ Keen
Final report of the credential committee
annual election of officers, election of
delegates TO National convention, noon
tide prayer, adjournment.
Each union is entitled 10 send the
President and one delegates atlarge and one
for each 80 paying members Delegates
will be entertained free of charge. Visitors
can obtain dinner and supper at the
church for 50 cents, each meal. Delegates
will go to the Industrial School for Girls
Thursday afternoon.