Evening journal., 1921-04-28
SEES SUCCESS
in TEAM WORK
Women'S Club President
Tells Sisters of Value of
Cooperation
WOULD STUDY
COMMUNITIES

cess Of any club or organization ue-
clared Mrs. H. d. Boyer. president Of
the state Federation OF Women's
clubs. at the Washington Heights
Century Club yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being the annual lunch
con of the club. Mrs. Boyer con-
graduated the members of the club
on their growth during the six years
OF their existence, attributing the
success to loyalty and hearty CO.
operation Of members and officers.
"Piedge yourself. club women, to
your president" said the speaker,
"and work hand-in-hand with her
at an times"
Mrs. Boyer urged the women to
make community service a part OF
their club work next year.
Mrs Boyer also advised that all
club presidents analyze and study
their community. Make your
point Of contact with every woman
in the community and arrange your
program to her needs She said
that while club women were a body
OF volunteer social workers they new
ertheless have community RESPONSE
biiities. Citizenship" was urged by
Mrs. Boyer as a study for all clubs
next year She added that IL Della
ware women are to properly exer-
else the duties OF citizenship they
must study the broader lines of poll
tics and statesmanship and be pos
sessed Of vision rather than OF mere
ideas.
Mrs Boyer called attention to
"Citizenship Day" which will be OBJ
served on July 4. and urged all club
women to take an active part in this
celebration. She further suggested
that all wear the poppy on Memorial
Day in honor OF the American heroes
who rest on the battlehelds Of
France.
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, presi-
dent OF the New Century Club,
brought greetings to the Washington
Heights Club as did also Mrs. G.. p.
Morris, president OF the Bellefonte
Civics Club, and Mrs. John W. Kel-
lum. president of the Blue Rock
Community Club.
Mrs George W. Dorsey, president
OF the Delaware Division, 1nterna-
tional Sunshine Society, read the
original notice which had been sent
TO the residents Of Washington
Heights, when the club was first con-
sidered six years ago. The club was
organized by Mrs. Dorsey, on Apri
s, 1915, in the basement OF Schoo
No. 80. The speakers on that oc
casion we're Miss Mary II. Askev
Mather and Mrs. w II. Beacon
Mrs. Dorsey gave an interesting an,
helpful message to the club mem
bers. with the keynote OF loyalty
at all times.
Mrs. J. E. Fuller in giving her wei.
come spoke Of the appreciation &c
Benjamin r. Shaw who assisted them
In obtaining the club house. Fol-
lowing the greetings a short sketch
Where but in America" was pre-
scented. Mrs. Irving l.. Howett took
the role Of Mrs. Espangham, Mrs
Samuel p Rolph was Mr.. Espang-
ham" and Mrs. W. r. Stevens, was
"Hilda" the maid The scene took
part in the dining room of tn,
"Eapangham's" home
During the program vocal soloi
were contributed by Mrs. stanle!
Steele accompanied by Mrs O. V
Ort. also contributed a piano solo
Mrs Fred A Huxtable entertaine,
with a solo dance.
Among the guests were Mrs. Hen
~ ID. Boyer, president OF the stat
Federation OF Women's Clubs; Mr..
Frederick Bringhurst. president O
the New Century Club; Mrs. ]. "
Kellum. Blue Rock Communit
Club: Mrs. C. p. Norris presiden
Bellefonte Civics Club; Mrs. Georg
W. Dorsey. Jr., president OF the In
ternational Sunshine Society Mr.
W. e Douglas, first president OF tn
Washington Heights Century Club
Mrs. William r. Stevens, Mr..
James n. Ginns. Mrs. j. Il. Fuller
Mrs Stanley Steele. Mrs. Otto V. Or
Mrs william F. White. Mrs. Huxta
Bile. Mrs. j. NJ. Brentlinger. Mrs J
c. Palmer, Mrs. W. II. Lewis. Mrs
" L. Hammond, Mrs. c. W. Grihith
Mrs. W. II. Girven, Mrs. E. G. Hib
bert, Mrs. W. f. Piper. Mrs. c. NJ
Dillon. Mrs. william NJ Shaw. Mrs
c. H. Williams, Mrs. Joseph A
Wickersham, Mrs B. +. Taylor. Mrs
John r. Emmons Mrs. Charles
ropkis. Mrs. Clarence Fraim, Mrs
Harry MacCutchen. Mrs. II. b. Dom
Alison, Mrs George Henry Day. Mrs
Horace Johnson. Mrs. L. f. Bowen,
Mrs. Fred II. Megaw, Mrs. Frances
T. Range Mrs. William f. Aschen-
pacn, Mrs. William J. Iacl5ev. Mrs
hecumseh Settle, Mrs. Irwin l.. How
en- Mrs. T. J. Wier, Mrs. L. T Jef.
.erls' Mrs. Jesse Martin. Mrs. II n
hAochu, Mrs. Henry Snyder Mrs
henry W. Hargadine. Mrs. lydia w
slocomb, Mrs. Andrew Johnso,
Hancel Mrs. Thomas d. wise M.
William Lyons, Jr.. Mrs. charlot,
L. Douglas, Mrs. Boyd II. Cook NJ.
r. Allen Sullivan. Mrs. w. III Je
ferris. Mrs. Frank NJ. Hanawav. Mr.
Laura V. Mckay, Mrs. Clarence
Holt, Mrs. Frank s. Howard. Mi
+. Chaplin, Mrs. James L. Barne
Mrs. John V. Waite, Mrs. James
Scott. Mrs. W. c. Byrd, Mrs. Har
Layton. Mrs. f. S. Homan, Mrs
c. Sayior, Mrs. p. W. Boyd, Mrs. q
n. Bramble. Miss j. G. Taggart. NJ
w. W. Swayze, Mrs b. S. Savin, NJ
Ralph n. Holley. Mrs. Sarah Krali
Mrs. +. H. Mason. Mrs. II. S. Dire
Mrs. Elwood C.. Killen.
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