Evening journal., 1920-05-12

80 ~ o'ooiuh bpruo dl 1u.oU CLOCK
Thursday morning. There will be an
afternoon session from 2i5 10 4i5I
O'Clock. A May Festival, OF music.
song and dance, on the Dover Green
by the school children, will be a
feature OF the afternoon. There will
ne TWO sessions, morning and after
noon.
Among the speakers for the meet
ing will be Josiah Marvel, DR.. Has
tings II. Hart, Richard Mackenzie and
Mrs. II. s. Prentiss Nichols, president
OF the Philadelphia New Century
Club; DR.. r. w. Cooper, Miss w. j.
Robinson, dean Womens College. and
Pierre S. dupont
Following is the detailed program:
Thursday. 1890 TO 1890 a. m, invoca-
ton, Mrs. Mary Wolcott; assembly
singing, America; address OF well
come, Miss Wlnifred Norris, presi-
dent Dover Century Club; response
for federation, Mrs. A. d. Warner;
reports OF officers, corresponding sec
retary, Miss +. y. Booth, treasurer,
Mrs J. r.. Eskridge, auditor, Mrs. A.
p. Watson, general federation secre-
larry, Mrs. A. r. Watson, credential
committee, report OF president; review
OF clubs in New Castle county, Mrs.
r. q. Robinson, past president, 1911
i3; review OF clubs in Wilmington,
Mrs. r B. Rayner, past president,
Wilmington. New Century Club, 1918
20; reports arts and crafts committee,
Mrs. J. p. Cam; outlook committee,
Mrs IT, u. Boyer; general federation
director, Mrs. J. u. salisbury; social
economics, Miss r. L. Hughes
2t5 TO AIS Assembly singing,
America. the Beautiful: reports ;
home economies committee, Miss :.
/ Helen Briggs, chairman. State super
visor; education committee, Miss Mary
| f. Rich; addresses: Teachers Training
! Course, Miss NJ. r. Rohr, Women's
! College: Our Education Needs in Del
aware, DR. r. w. Cooper; Cooperation
Of the Women's Clubs, Mrs. Edward
| w. Buchner. vice-chairman OF educa-
ton, G. F. w c.; Extension Of The
Women's College. Miss w. J. Robinson,
dean Women's College; Constructive
Plans for Delaware Schools, Pierre ;.
/ dupont
IsO p. m.-May Festival of music,
song and dance on the Dover Green.
/ by the school children: opening ad-
/ dress, Mayor Arle B. Magee, W. B.
Thorburgh, superintendent OF school
Raymond Raub, song leader; MISS
Mabel Krsll, director.
Open Meeting. 1890 to 1890 a. M
Assembly singing; review Of clubs IN
J Sussex county, Mrs. r. G. Houston,
past president. i903-O5; reports: lit
erahIre and library committee. Miss
I'M n. A. Mather: industrial and So
cial relations. Miss r. p. Bissell ;
music. Mrs C. +. Griffith child well
l fare. Miss Marie F. Lockwood; ad-
I dress. Extending the Child Welfare
Work in Delaware, Mrs. Ina j. n.
II Perkins, director.
2.i5 to i.3O p. m.-Assembly singing,
Battle Hymn Of the Republic; re-
port. Conservation. Mrs. Howard Pool
address, Beautfying Delaware High
ways. Josiah Marvel, ESQ.,; address
Modern Prison Methods. Or. Hastings
/ II. Hart. Russel Sage Foundation, New
York: address. Needs For the INDECENT
OF the State, Richard Mackenzie, sec
retarv State Board OF Charities; adj
dress. Women's Clubs Today and To-
morrow Mrs II. S. Prentiss Nichols
president Philadelphia New Century
Club: address, Serving the State, Hon
Everett C.. johnson; installation OF
officers: assembly singing, "Delaware"
adjournment.
are. President. Mrs. Alfred D. War
ner. Wilmington; first vice-president
Mrs. a. ID. Boyer, smyrna; second
vice-president Mrs. W. T. Atkins
Lewes: third vice-president, Mrs. A
NJ Chamberlain, Middleiown, record
ing secretary, Mrs. G.. ID. Clark, Wyo-
ming: corresponding secretary, Mrs
f. b. Booth. Wilmington; general fed
} Grafton secretary, Mrs. Walter A
Powell Dover; treasurer Mrs. JohT
Eskridge. Seaford; auditor, Mrs. A
+. Watson, Dover.
Dover committee Of arrangements
Miss lWinifred Morris, Mrs. BeniaI
Watson. Mrs John p. SALISBURY, Mrs
Robert l.. Holiday Mrs. Walter a
Powell
At The annual meeting Of the stock
; holders Of the New Century Cub
Z held yesterday afternoon, the follow
ing five directors were reelected
Elizabeth NJ Baily, Elizabeth j, Dan
: forth. Elizabeth A. Bringhurst, ADigai
NJ. W. Miller and Lucy Satterthwalt
Mrs. Horace Belts, president OF ths
hoard pointed out that this has beer
I Inc most successful year in the his
3 tory of the club. The mortgage o.
Inc building has been reduced SiW
Z Mrs Belts expressed the sympath.
of ihe club for Mrs. Emma L. Weldin
/ treasurer because OF the recent deatf
of her husband. c. Wesley Weldln
/, Miss Z. r. Jackson, secretary OF lh'
, club, gave an interesting report. IN
7 total secured during the year LOT tn'
! use Of the club rooms amounted !.
So eq525 this being an increase OF D
p per cent. over 1919.
+. Tho financial statement Of the cor
poration made by Mrs. Weloln, th'
/. treasurer was as follows Assets
! Real estate. si6,066Si; furniture, 80,
400 Sc: treasury stock, s3S4.lo; cash
81. .563 So: total s53.324.9l. o.
Liabnities-Capiial stock, ~ 80
= bond and mortgage, Sii .oOO; proIt ssn am
] loss account, Si3,d29.9f tolal' S'o'
{ 32i97.
/ Al the meeting Of the Central W. g
r II held Yesterday afternoon In St
panIs NJ. b. Church, Mrs. Fannie
Hav was elected delegate to the w
II {. T. 4 convention, 10 be held Jun'
10 Mrs. T. Wilkinson was named
alternate.
Wilmington Chapter, No. ~
Woman's order National Association
II Retaii Druggists, met today at th'
home OF Mrs. Norman G. Downs, a
II VNoodhurv. ~ j. The members lef
this city on the s 80 o'clock train. :
N luncheon was a feature OF the day
/ Officers were to be eelcted this after
noon.
II The Woman's Club OF Newport, will
enjoy two delightful events on Fri
dav. In the afternoon the club vii
meet az the home Of Mrs. r. B. Miller
The program Will be In charge Of Mrs
n David Bar in the evening the clul
viii hold Its FIRST social al the hom
Of Miss Ella w Johnson. Each mem
her Of the club is privileged TO brlnl
two guests to this affairs The storm,