Evening journal., 1922-04-27

wheel chairs in active service as
well as many back rests and pairs Of
crutches. The membership OF the
whole International Sunshine So
clety Is 800. 900. Delaware Division
has many hundreds Of members.
Mrs. Dorsey said the Sunshine
Society hopes to have a drive in
September at which time money will
be raised in order that they may buy
Sunshine HAN. 1909 Delaware ave-
nue.. She pointed out the significance
OF the yellow and white colors of
the society, the yellow standing for
the golden sunshine and the white
for the purity OF purpose which
actuates the members in their
work. The motto OF Delaware Di-
vision is Cheer up and be kind TO
someone"
Toward the close OF the evening
silent prayer was offered for Mrs.
o. " Ort. second vice. president, Of
the society who is confined to her
home with chicken-pox.
Following the program all guests
greeted Mrs Alden and the other
honored guests. Much of the sue
cess OF the banquet was due TO the
untiring efforts Of the following
committee. OF which Mrs. Frank l..
Shilling, first vlce-president, was
chairman Mrs. J. r. Kuhns, Mrs.
George l.. Riley and Mrs. Samuel
Townsend.
Mrs Lulu Plumiey Bethards en-
tertalned with readings. Her first
number was that OF a story OF the
South in which many types OF Ne
groes were portrayed. She was APP
plauded at the close OF her selection.
Miss Genevieve ShanklGnd sang
several selections. She was accom-
panied by Miss Margery Hamilton
Hill. Community singing was an
other feature of the program. This
was led by Charles F. Ernst.
A letter was read from the Will
mlngton Music Commission calling
attention to the music week to be
held in this city next week. Par
ticular emphasis was laid on the
luncheon for women 10 be given at
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Those present at the banquet
follow:
Mayor Leroy Harvey. Mrs. John
Westover Alden, president-generaL
Sunshine Society; Mrs.
Henry d. Boyer, OF Smyrna, presl-
lent OF the State Federation of
Nomen's Clubs: Mrs. Frank Ford !
Palmer, Mrs George w. Dorsey, !
state presidents: Charles +. Ernst, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg. Mrs. !
p. y. Eaton, Mrs. J. f. Humes, ii. I,
F. Smith. Mrs. !. w Belts, Mrs.
lulu Plumley Bethards Mrs. George
Sallay, Mrs. Mary McCarroll. Miss
Sarah j. Krauss, Mrs. w. A. Arm
strong, Mrs Mabel l.. Brown. Mrs.
Walter r. Coale, Mrs. Edwin w.
Booth, Mrs. Harry d. simpson. Mrs.
Samuel II. Ridgway. Mrs. Warren
L. Ridgway Mrs. Linwood W. FL
lott, Mrs. George w. Hobbs, Mrs.
Elwood c. Killen, Mrs. II. l.. Hop /
kins. Mrs. j. W. Alden. Mrs. A. X. [
Smith. Mrs. Frank l.. Shilling, Mrs |
Henry c. Hackett, Mrs. Frank c. ]
Sparks, Mrs. S. Howard Mccoy. Mr.. I
and Mrs. Samuel Townsend. DR.. and
Mrs. j. r.. Kuhns. Mrs. George l..
Riley. Mrs. \. j. Cummins. II. c.
Garrett, Mrs. l.. Rode. Mrs. Harry
Huland. Mrs. Florence II. Bailey.
Mrs. Frank Bothern, Mrs. George
r. Baylis. Mrs. Randall II. Lewis.
Mrs. Henry c. Primrose. Mrs W. II.
Lummis. Mrs Julia MARI Story. Mrs.
c. H MacGuinness, Mrs. George w
Weaver, Mrs. Charles +. Ernst Miss
Genevieve Shankland. Miss Margery
Hamilton Hill, Mrs. Clinton II. Bur
ton, Mrs. John II. Brentlinger. Miss
Edna Stuart, Mrs. william Richie.
Miss Bell Stuart, Mrs. John Il. Cook,
Mrs. Boyd Cook. Mrs Mabel l.. JEFF
ferris. Mrs. Samuel Holmes, Mrs. Will
lard f. Smith. Mrs. George w. Rep |
pert Mrs. George A. clifford Mrs
Jonathan dickinson Mrs. William |
p. sutton. Mrs Benjamin L. DEMO, |
Miss Grace Tucker. Mrs. John =. |
JeCarpentier and Matthew Spence. |
Of Spring Valley n. Y.