Newark post., 1922-07-05
State Clubwomen's
Annual Convention
Interesting Program for Twenty.
fourth Meeting to be Held
at Rehoboth

o'"'e ieoeidIlol VI women CluDS
which will be held at the Bellhaver
Hotel, Rehoboth, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week. The
music will be in charge of Mrs. Otto
V. Ort. The program follows:
Thursday Afternoon-2.30
Call to order.
Singing-"America."
Salute to the Flag. Conducted by
Miss Beckett. 'I pledge allegiance to
my flag and to the republic for which
it stands; one nation indivisible, with
liberty and justice for ALL"
lnvocation-Rev. Percy Donaghy.
Report of the Program Committee
Mrs. F. E. Booth.
Welcome-Mrs. H. T. Rumbold,
president of the Rehoboth Club.
Response-Mrs. Henry D. Boyer,
State President.
Report Of Credential Committee
Mrs. c. Leland Harmonson.
Reports of officers-President. Mrs.
Henry D. Boyer; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. H. P. Hall; treasurer, Mrs.
A. M. Chamberlain; auditor, Mrs. E.
B. Wright.
Presentation of new Clubs-Mrs. P.
B. Lightner.
Greetings from Sunshine Society
Mrs. John W. Alden, president gen.
eral of international Sunshine So
ciety.
Vocal solo-Miss Madeleine Reed.
Three-minute Talks of District
Presidents-Mrs. P. B. Lightner, Mrs.
John P. Salisbury, Mrs. H. M. Waller.
Address Mordecai S. Plummer,
The Honor System and Separate
Prisons for Women"
Announcements and adjournment.
Thursday Evening-S.0o
Call to order.
Violin solo-Mrs. Ralph T. Smith,
"Reverie," by Henry Vieuxtemps.
Vocal solo-Mrs. R. Y. Wallen, Jr.,
The Spirit Flower" Campbell l-Tipton.
Lecture-John Watchorn, D. D.,
Our National Destiny"
Violin solo-Mrs. Ralph T. Smith,
"Leglude," by H. Wieniawski.
Friday Morming-9.3O
Call to order.
Assembly singing.
Minutes of Thursday.
Reports of artments-Ameri- |
canlzation, Mrs. w. H. Beacon; Arts
and Crafts, Mrs. J. P. Cam; Child
Welfare, Miss Marie Lockwood.
Report of Credential Committee.
Digest of Kent County Clubs-Mrs.
John P. Salisbury.
Greetings from League of Women
Voters-Mrs. A. D. Warner, Presi-
dent of League.
Reports of Departments-Con
tion-Mrs. Howard A. Pool; Civics
and Health, Mrs. S. J. Stein; Prison
Reform-Mrs. J. Leslie Eastburn.
Digest of Sussex County Clubs
Mrs. H. M. Waller.
By-Laws-Action.
Biennial Reports-Mrs. A. D. War
ner, Mrs. c. Leon Cannon.
Announcements and adjournment.
Friday Afternoon-2.OO
Call to order.
Assembly singing.
Digest of New Castle County Clubs
Mrs. P. B. Lightner.
Address-The Work at Delaware
Colony, Mrs. T. Coleman dupont.
Vocal solo--Miss Reid.
Reports of Departments-Liter
ture and Library Extension-Mrs. R.
P. Davis; Home Economics, Miss
Jennie R. Bear; Industrial and Social
Relations, Mrs. A. D. Warner.
Report of New Century Club, Will
mington-Mrs. c. Stanley Chambers,
president.
Address-Miss Elizabeth S. Kite,
Washington, D. c., american Wom-
en- and the New History Movement"
Report on Resolutions-Mrs. James
N. Ginns.
Report of Nomination Committee
Mrs. Clarence Pool, chairman.
Announcements and adjournment.
Friday Evening-S.OO
Call to order.
Piano solo-Madame Truminanz.
Reading Miss Audrey Mitchell,
graduate of The Philadelphia School
of Expression and Dramatic Art.
Vocal solo--Miss Madeleine Reed.
Reading-Miss Audrey Mitchell.
Piano solo-Madame Truminanz.
Reception.
Saturday Moaning-9.0O
Call to order.
Assembly singing.
Final report of Credential Commit
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