Evening journal., 1922-11-29
STATE PRESIDENT
GUEST OF HONOR
Mrs. H. M. Waller Gives
Talk at Richardson Park
Club Luncheon
SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
is OBSERVED

Members and friends OF the Wo
mems Civic Club OF Richardson
Park enjoyed the annual luncheon
the club held yesterday in sunshin,
Hall, 1903 Delaware avenue II
marked the sixth anniversary OF the
founding Of the organization. Mrs
Samuel H. Caufman, president OF
the club. presided.
The guests of honor were: Mrs
II. NJ. Waller. OF Delmar. president
OF the State Federation Of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. II. d. Boyer. OF Smyrna,
former president of the State Fed
Grafton; Mrs. George W. Dorsey. Jr.,
president OF the Delaware Division,
International Sunshine Society; Mrs.
A. D. Warner Mrs. Floy E. Booth.
Mrs. G. II. Riggln. president OF the
Delmar Century Club; Mrs. c. NJ.
Weatherby, president OF the New
port Wome's Club; Mrs. Thomas
G. Mum. publicity secretary OF the
General Federation paper; Mrs. z.
p. Moody. Wilmington New Century
Club; Miss Bertha o. Lambson. OF
the New Castle Century Club; Mrs.
Joseph L. Scott. OF the Washington
Heights Century Club: Mrs. ]. oak
ley Griffith, OF the Elsmere Civic
Club; Mrs. Ella Livermore. Of the
Bellefonte Civic Club; Mrs Robert
T. Lewis. OF the Dover Century Club.
and Mrs. A. Edward Rhodes. OF the
Blue Rock Community Club.
The tables for the luncheon were
arranged IN an artistic manner with
the honor guests seated az the head
OF the table and the club members
on either side. Many floral decora-
tons were used. the yellow and
white srhe-ne being carried out. In
atditicn 20 the flowers. streamers /
OF yellow and white crepe paper
were used on the tables and each /
guest received a dainty favor in the |
form Of yellow tulip.
Following the menu short address
&c we're made by several OF the
guests and a pleasing musical pro-
gram was given under the direction
OF Mrs. A. K Smith.
Ez. II. NJ. Waller, in her message
10 ths club members, spoke of the .
value OF cooperation of each indi- 1
s1d1tsl IN a club She said she look /
ed forward with pleasure TO the next /
wo years Of club work in Delaware
and felt that success would be both |
for the clubs and for their presi
dent. She said each club during the
coming year would take up. legisla-
tive work and that Mrs. Frederick
Bringhurst had been appointed leg !
slative chairman.
Mrs. II. D. Boyer, who was the
ormer president of the Federation,
old the club members that a club
.lways reflects a community and
hat therefore all members should
i've their best and live to the high
st ideals to make their club stand
ut. Women Of power OF today can I
% anything, said Mrs. Boyer. :
r. Malcolm Eroh. campaign direc- =
or OF the Sunshine drive being held ]
y this city, gave a talk on the cam !
align. He pointed out many of the
chievements OF the society, espe- 7
tally emphasizing the work among !
he blind. Mrs. George w. Dorsey, ]
r. president OF the delaware III {
ison, International Sunshine So I
ety. gave a short talk on the work I
Z the Society, and csaid that the \
romen's Civic Club of Richardson +
ark. took an active part in sun
line work, as well as in club work.
Mrs. A. D. Warner gave a help
i talk on Education" She point b
/ out that previous to the school
Irvey in this State, Delaware II
hools stood 3sth in the country,
It they now stand tenth. She ask n
/ all club women to stand by the
ucators OF the state who are try A
g to raise the standard of the Il
hools in Delaware. Mrs. Warner
med particularly Pierre S. dupont p