Milford chronicle., 1920-05-14
STATE FEDERATION MEET
PROGRAM OF 23RD ANNUAL MEETING
OF W0MEN'S CLUBS AT DOVER.

ne DeldW ware oldle teuEEduOn OF
Woman's Clubs will hold its twenty
third annual meeting at Dover on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
next week The meetings will be held
at the Opera House and promises TO
be of unusual interest.
The officers of the State Federation
are as follows: President, Mrs. Alfred
d. Warner, Wilmington; first vice.
president. Mrs. H. ID. Boyer. smyrna;
second president, Mrs w. T. At
kins, Lewes; third Yice-president
Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlain, Middletown;
recording secretary, Mrs. c. d. Clark
Wyoming; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. F. E. Booth, Wilmington; Gener-
al Federation secretary Mrs Walter
A. Powell, Dover; treasurer, Mrs.
John Eskridge Seaford; auditor. Mrs.
A. f. Watson, Dover.
Following is the program: Thurs
day, 10:30 to 1890 a. m invocation,
Mrs Mary WOlcOtt; assembly singing,
America" address of welcome. Miss
Winifred Morris, president Dover
Century Club; response for federation,
Mrs. A. d. Warner; reports of officers
corresponding secretary. Miss F. E.
Booth treasurer, Mrs. j. r. Eskridge,
auditor, Mrs, A. E. WarsOn, General
Federation secretary, Mrs. A. f. Wat
son, credential cOmmitte, report OF
president; Review of clubs in New
Castle county. Mrs. Z. G. Robinson,
Past president, 1911-13; Review of
Clubs in Wilmington. Mrs. r. B. Ray
ner past president. Wilmington, New
Century Club 191S-20; Reports Arts
and Crafts Committee. Mrs. j. p.
Cam; Outlook Committee Mrs. H. ID.
Boyer; General Federation Director.
Mrs j. p. Salisbury; Social Econo-
mics, Miss L. L. Hughes; 2:15 to AIS
Assembly singing, America the
Beauuful; reports; Home Econo-
mics Committee. Miss S. Helen Briggs,
chairman, State Supervisor; Educa-
tion Committee Miss Mary E. Rich
addresses: Teachers Training Course.
Miss NJ. +. Rohr, Women's College;
Our Education Needs in Delaware, DR.. 1
r. W. Cooper; cooperation Of the
women's clubs, Mrs Edward W. Buch- (
ner, vice chairman of education. G. (
F, w. C.; Extension of the Women's I
College; Constructive Plans for Del [
aware Schools Pierre S. du Pont.
4:30 p. m.-May festival of music, I
song and dance on the Dover Green. /
by the school children; addresses, I
Mayor Arlee B. Magee. W b. Thorn I
burgh, superintendent Of school: Ray
mond Ral1. song leader: Miss Mabe.
krall, dirac-pr.
Friday-Open meeting. 1890 to
1880 a. m.-Ass ambiy singing, RE
view Of Clebs in Kent County" Mrs.
w. A Powell past president. 1915-IS;
Review OF Clubs in Sussex County"
Mrs. r. G. Houston, past president.
l903-05; reports Literature and Lii
brary COMMITTEES" Miss NJ. H. A. Ma
ther; Industrial and Social Rela-
tons" Miss E. P Bissell; "Music."
Mrs. c. E. Griffith; Child Welware,
Miss Marie F Lockwood; address, /
' Extending the Child Welfare Work in
Delaware" Mrs Ina J. n Perkins. d.
rector
2:15 to 4.SO p. m.-AssembIy sing
ing, Battle Hymn of the Republic:"
report Conservation" Mrs. Howard
Pool; address. "Beautifying Delaware
Josiah Marvel; address.
Modern. Prison Methods Dr. Hast
ngs Fl Hart Russell Sage FOunda-
ion, N. Y; address. Needs for the In
ligent of the State.' Richard MacKen-
lie, sec. State Board Of Charities ad-
lress, "WOmel's Clubs Today and To-
morrow" Nrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols,
Dresidep, Philadelphia New Century /
'lub; address, Steering the Stale
Ion. Everett c. JonnsJn: installation
# officers; assembly singin, Della
yare;" adjournment
Dover committee of arrangement
Hiss Winifred Morris, Mrs. Beniah
Watson, Mrs. John P. Salisbury, Mrs.
robert L. Holiday. Mrs. Walter Al.
lowell