Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
R. WOMEN MEET At MILFORD
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Milford. Feb. % The meeting Of the
Pennvslvania Railroad Woman's Aid was
held on Thursday, February Il, IN the
New Century Club room at Milford.
Mrs George II Bavnum, local chairman,
arranged for the meeting, ably assisted by
Mrs Robt Prcttyman, assistant ticket
agent Mrs. r. Graham from houston
and Mrs. J. +. Willis from Lincoln city.
Mrs. George II Hall and Mrs l. y
Short wives Of directors of the ID, VI & Y.
DIVISION. Mrs MARY Marshall, hysielan
and Mrs Sallie Tomhnson and Mrs. Lena
.Jones former employees wives The
visiting members arrived on the / o clock
tram and proceeded to the club room,
where q box luncheon was served Others
csmc from Georgetown, Delmar and
surrounding towns Owing TO her recent
bereavement Mrs Gamble Latrobe, gem
erel suDerlntendcnt was not present, Mrs
II II Garrigues, superintendent, pre-
sided Interesting reports were gwen by
Mrs T G. Metz. Mrs Holiday and other
officers and committees, telling OF the
work they were doing. \ program, con
sisting OF instrumental music by William
Robinson. Jr., vocal music by the Milford
chorus. reading and a group OF Delsarte
exercises bv AIrs Herman Johnson, nm
lshed a delightful afternoon.
s,s7rRHoop OF TEMPLE OF TRUTH.
4 meeting of the dramatic club of the
/ Sist .rhood Of the Temple OF Truth was
| held AT the residence of Mrs. Nathan
| Goldstein last night program for future
/ action Includes play to be given later
/ IN the year
The committee consists of Mrs Nathan
! 10 If
! Levitt, Mrs Alfred Levy, Mrs. Jacob
! FabeT.
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
At the recent Denver Triennial OF
| the National Council of Jewish Women, a
resolution was passed to the effect that
/ all local sections form a state organlEa-
4 ton. or an interstate organization IN
/ instances where state includes one OF
few sections, for the purpose OF lntensi-
fving the program of the council within
J their respective states, and of offering
! the sections more frequent opportunities
! than are now available, Tor meeting to
! consider problems and to exchange
counsel
The first of these interstate CON
ferences Of the Delaware, Maryland,
! Virginia. and District of Columbia Divi
/ sion, was ntld at W NdsHhlBtong II. y,
February l6, 1921.
3-Althought much of the business
transacted was of preliminary nature,
the meeting was most interesting and
instructive, and promises To net excellent
results in the near future
> Three delegates of every section
within the Conference district were
present, the Wilmington section being
represented by Mrs James Ginns Mrs.
Matt Finger, and Mrs. Harry Hlrsch.
After the business session during which
the new constitution was read and
passed upon general discussion follow
ed, in which problems pertaining to any
branch of work conducted by the various
sections were discussed and remedies
suggested Plans and suggestions for
interesting programs were exchanged
and each delegate brought away with
her q new idea to be developed in her
own organization.
Richmond, Va, extended "A most
cordial lnvlt alton TO have MS her guests
the members of the conference, when ii
will meet next year Meanwhile, with a
capable staff of officers, headed by Mrs
/ ilecht, President Of the Baltimore Section
and a very prominent figure in this work
a great deal of help and inspiration ought
TO be the share OF each section.