Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-11
WORLD ". C.T.U. Meets
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Women Are Pouring Into the
City From All Quarters
of tho Globe.

~ Philadelphis, Nov. 11.--With ~
nations represented by a total OF more
than 1000 delegates, the eleventh
world convention OF the Women
Christian Temperance Union opens in
the Bellevue Stratford this morning,
10 continue, with rallies. receptions,
demonstrations. business meetings and
devotional services in the Bellevue, the
Academy Of Music and churches
throughout the city. until next We'd
nesday.
Special public features OF the con-
vention include a welcome reception
and luncheon in the Bellevue tonight.
when Governor Pinchot, Cover
nor Sproul, Mayor Moore. Mrs. Bar
clay II. Warburton, Mrs. Rudolph
Blankenburg and several prominent
foreign delegates are scheduled to-
speak; a temperance service in Holy
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning. a memorial ser
vice for w. c. T. u leaders who have
died during the past year. in the
Academy tomorrow afternoon, and the
first big rally OF the visiting con-
tingents in the Academy tomorrow
night; street parade, led by a platoon
of mounted police, OF several hundred
automobiles at noon on Monday; the
arrival by airplane OF q special mes
senger to the assembly by the temper
ance organizations OF Alabama on
Monday afternoon, and rallies in the
Academy OF Music Monday afternoon
and evening. Tuesday afternoon and
evening and Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
All the central city hotels are now
filed with the delegations from Eng
land, Canada, Australia. Japan. Burma,
Korea, Malaga, New Zealand. the Phil
ippines. India, Egypt. South Africa,
Germany, Argentine. Uruguay and the
Canal Zone, while hosts OF the visiting
women are quartered in homes OF local
temperance workers all over the city.
Hotel reservations for Just a few of
the leading foreign representatives in
clude, Bellevue Stratford: Lady Aurea
Howard, Miss Christina Roberts, Eng
land: Mrs. o. II. kubushiro, Miss Uta-
ka Hayashi, Japan; Miss Mary ].
Campbell. Miss Mabel Archibald, In
dia: Fraulein Gustel Won Butcher,
Fraulein Wilhelmina Lohmann. Miss
Marta Kuppershusch, Germany: Mrs.
w. II. Carvosso, Miss Edith NJ. Bailey,
Miss Adie Robertson, Australia; Miss
Muriel Ayres, Argentina; DIR. Mary
Cutler, Korea. Mrs. S. +. Wright and
big delegation from Canada.
Lorraine: Mrs. George Milne, Mrs.
Fred Wallace. Miss Daisy Gemmill.
Mrs. Helen Barton, Scotland; Miss
Helen l. Root. Miss c. b. Hill, India;
Miss Hardynia X. Norville, Argentine
and delegations from the Near East.
Normandie: Mrs. William Park and
Mrs. J. Bruckner, Australia; Miss
Agnes Ashwill, Burma; Mrs. Moffat
Glow, Ireland; Mrs. Charles Perrine,
Syria; Senorita Consuela Valdez. Phil
ippines; Mrs. w. C. Terrill, South
Africa: Mrs. s. NJ. Zwener, Egypt;
Miss Jean Begg, New Zealand; Mrs
E. ]. Amsden, Canal Zone; Sonora
Bernardina Munoz de Maris, Uruguay
Big delegations from still other
countries and from virtually every
State in the Union and from all parts
Of Uncle Sans colonies are quartered
at the St James, Adelphia. Walton
AlOlne, tNlleDiiOuStF <NnJcSNASs N'n
acre and Nendig.
Registration OF these delegates, IN
PRODUCTION of the various contingents
and meetings Of the executive com
mittee are scheduled for 10 o'clock this
morning and o'clock this afternoon
in the -Stratford, while The
welcome reception and luncheon is to
be held at O'clock this evening II
the Bellevue. At the reception greet
lngs will be extended by Governor
elect Pinchot, Governor Sproul, Mayor
Moore. Mrs. warburton. Mrs. Blanken
burg and Mrs. Ella NJ. George, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania w. c. T. L.
and Mrs. II. L. Fahnestock, presiden
of. the Philadelphia w. c. T. |. he
sponses will be made by Miss Utak'
Hayashi, Japan; Mrs. w. II. Caevosso
Australia; Miss Mabel Archibald, In
dia. and Sonora Berta de Maria d'
Santiago, Uruguay.