Milford chronicle., 1922-05-12
new CENTURY CLUB
HOLDS LAST MEETING
MANY REPORTS WERE GIVEN AND THE
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS WERE
DULY INSTALLED.
BENEFIT FOR THE HOSPITAL
WILL BE HELD THIS FRIDAY EVENING
AT The PLAZA THEATRE AND ALL
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.

The last regular meeting for the
club year was held at the club house
on Monday, May 8, at $3.50 D. m. The
president, Mrs. S. c. Evans, Jr., pre-
siding. Minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved. af-
ter which Mrs. William Warren was
unanimously elected to club member
ship. Miss Hoffman, teacher of music
in the Milford Public Schools, favored
the club with piano solo. The dav
was devoted to reports of the club
for the years work, and the initiation
of new officers, and the following re-
ports were heard:
Board of directors, Mrs. c. D. Abb
bott; treasurer's, Mrs. Daniel Hirsch:
auditor, Mrs. John Horton, Cor. Sec,
Miss Edith Simpson; hospitality Com.
Mrs. Thomas Davis; education. Mrs.
Julius Scott; arts and crafts, Mrs. C.
D. Abbott; entertainment, Mrs. Geo.
H. Baynum; libraries, Mrs. Robert P
Davis; home economics, Mrs. Frank
Richards; literature, Mrs. Charles
Prettyman, legislation, Mrs. John G.
Sharpe, current events, Mrs. r. C.
Hall; temperance, Mrs. James Pierce;
clVlcs, Mrs. Geo. H. Hall; children's
day presidents day., Mrs. Welcome;
hospital committee, Mrs. Sanders Tru-
lit. Mrs. Truitt reported that the club
through the efforts of her committee
had paid the $4,000 which the club
had promised to the Milford Emergen-
cy Hospital. This announcement re-
ceived an oration of appreciation.
Mrs. S. c. Evans, Jr., the retiring
president, in well chosen remarks, /
spoke of the pleasure it had been to .
be the club presiding officer. She attri- /
buted all success to the cooperation
of the club members themselves. The
club presented Mrs. Evans with a
lovely basket of flowers. Mrs. Evans
presented the gavel to Mrs. John
Lynn Pratt, newly-elected president
for the ensuing year. Mrs. Pratt took
her chair with gracious remarks.
The following is the corp of officers
LIST vice president, Mrs. S. c. Evans,
Jr.; End vice president, Mrs. John C.
Truitt; 3rd vice president, Mrs. Henry
Bunstein; treasurer, Mrs. Daniel
airsch; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Robert P. Da-
Wis; Rec. Sec, Mrs. Hester Bunstein. ]
The president announced that her
3hairmen of the year had been re- .
elected and asked the secretary, Mrs.
3unstein to make the announcements: I
Program, Mrs. S. c. Evans, Jr.; hos 5
)ital work, Mrs. Sanders Truitt: re- C
lorter, Mrs. Robert Griffith; TEMPER n
lnce, Mrs. James Pierce; property, N
lrs. Geo. F. Pierce; legislature, Miss a
lay Davis; conservation, Mrs. Frank +
:. Grier; literature and libraries, }
lrs. Geo. w. Marshall; education, )
lrs. Chas. Prettyman; arts and 4
RATS, Mrs. J. A Elliott; civics, Mrs. o.
-eO. H. Hall; current events, Mrs.
Walter K. Barrett; music, Mrs. Will
am Warren; home economics. Mrs. iii
l1nn1e r. Davies; entertainment, Mrs s.
I'm. Riggs, Mrs. Carl Bunstein; house, Of
Lrs. Charles Perry, Mrs. julius Scott; Ia
Ospitality, Mrs. Wallace McFaul. ze
RS. John C. Truitt, Mrs. James Da- w
is. III
This club meeting marked the close be-
most successful year-one of the bf
reatest in the clubs history and the SC
respects for the ensuing year are TT
ost encouraging with Mrs. Pratt in M
e chair. w
Mr.. Geo. H. Hall, chairman of the hC
rectors of the Emergency Hospital, To
iked that the club announce that on he
e evening of May IL, National Hos ii;
tai Day." benefit would be screen 10,
at the Plaza Theatre and asked for hi
e cooperation and patronage of the M;
lb members and the public. du