Evening journal., 1922-01-13
REVIEW WORK
OF STORERELIEF
Lippincott Asso. Elects
Officers and Enjoys An
nual Banquet


ming to hold card party and dance
before March /. the net proceeds OF
which TO go for the aid OF poor and
distressed persons in this city. y The
meeting and banquet OF the associa-
ton last evening was held in the
Lambros. and possessed many pleas
ing features. The outstanding fea-
iture. however. was the keen interest
manifested by the members in the
economic distress in this community
and the desire expressed to do some
thing OF large and practical ma
ture to relieve It,
In the order Of the exercises last
evening the banquet which was
highly enjoyable affair. came first
The POSTMASTER was william b
Montgomery. president OF the asso-
citation. which boasts that It Is the
only one Of its kind in this section,
in that IL was organized by the en-
/ ployes, for the employees and is run
solely by the employees Of the de-
/ partment store.
The banquet was featured by sew
! eral short addresses which had to do
chiefly with the interests and the
work Of the association and its rela-
ton TO the employer OF its mem
bers. w c. Murgatroyd congratu-
lated the association on its splendid
work and said the amount Of the
good the organization is doing will
never be known. Greetings we're ex-
tended by Mrs. c. A. Lippincott. It
was with regret that c. A. Lippincott,
sr., was unable to be present..
Mrs. Mai Beardsley expressed the
wish that every employe OF the store
should be a part OF the relief asso-
citation. and that all should not only
remember what has been done in
the past but what they can do in
| the future.
c. b. McCulloch in a pleasing
manner told OF the functionings OF
! the organization and how IL stands
as an independent organization, run
alone by the employees and not un-
( der the direction OF the store man
agement.
Greetings we're also given by
Jesse X. Bayiis. Edward S. West
John +. welch. r. b. Meginnis.
( Charles IT. Foulk. John w. Loud and
z. c. Killen.
Decorations for the banquet were
red and white carnations. in cut
glass vases on the large table which
was arranged to form a horseshoe.
Th- flowers were given to the guests
as favors
Tn following menu was enjoyed:
Blue points on haff shell celery,
olives. cream OF celery aux crouton,
cold lobster mayonnaise, roast
chicken, cranberry sauce. hashed
cream potatoes. June peas. lettuce
and grapefruit salad. French dress
ing. ice cream, assorted cakes. demi
tasse.
At the close OF the banquet a
p business meeting was held and the
annual election Of officers held OF.
hcers elected: President. Charles IT
Foulk; vice-president, John W
Loud; treasurer. e. c. Kiilen: sec.
retary Miss Virginia NJ. Shea: d.
rectors. Lulu Waller, Mary Wood
mansey. T. r. Meginnis, c. r. Nc
Culloch. c. S. Fisher and W. 3.
Montgomery. Il was decided that the
next annual meeting would be held
on January II, 1928
The report Of the treasurer show
cd total receipts OF s411S.97, includ-
ing balance Of S37OO.61 carried
forward from last year. The dis
bursements during the year for sick
benefits and other current expenses
were s529.3s leaving a balance OF
S35S9.59, as against the balance Of
S3.7OO.61 at the close OF the preced-
ing year other figures showed sick
benefits OF s4,S22.54. and total death
benefits OF $3.50 paid since the society
was organized. The association has
96 members
Following the business meeting
the floor was cleared and dancing en-
joyed. Music was furnished by
Donohoe's Orchestra. One OF the
features OF this part OF the enter
tainment we're vocal solos by Mrs. ].
Ralph Woodmansey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Berken-
felt, OF New York; Mrs. Champion
OF Atlantic City; Mr. and Mrs. W c.
Murgatroyd and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Lippincott, honorary members OF
the association. have signifed their
willingness in helping with the card
party and dance to be given in the
near future for charity.
Those present we're Mrs. c. A
Lippincott, Clement A. Llppincott
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs William c. Mur.
gatroyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r
Hatch. Miss Elizabeth Buckley. J
|. B. Lippincott and family, Miss Leah
: Miller. Frank Miller. Miss Gertrud,
n Miller, William b. Mont gomery
4 John w Loud Mrs. c. Barker Nc.
/ Culloch Mrs. James p. Reese. Mrs
, Ellwood c. Killen. Mrs. Mai b
. Beardsley, J. F. Cofin. Miss Miidre,
Z NJ. Starr. John F. Welch Fred C
schaale, J. \. williams. Loretto NJ
a Harmar, Cecilia NJ. Mention. Kat
Kavanaugh. susanne Patton. Es
telle Burris. II Larson, T. r. Me
, ginniss. Mrs. c. s. Durham. Mrs
Paul c. Turner. Malvina Colmus
Eleanor Thomas. c. S. Fisher. Edit
II Wiblet John W. Campbell, Jr
n Elizabeth Niblet. Emily b. Little
/ Edward 5. West. c. s. Morgan
u Frances McGoldrick. Minnie Grimes
n Louise Schluchter, Katherin
II Whynn. Gertrude Schwab. Clar
Ie Palmer, Mary Donahoe. Mary A
Is Garner, Amelia 0ormley, Mrs.
he Ralph Woodmansey. Mrs Marsha
Hopes. Mary r. Sewers. Lille F
2 Hartlove, Jessie X. Baylis. Mr.
of Fannie Buck. J. W. Osborne. Rebec
b. ca II. Plankinton. Charles II. Foil
as c. Barker McCollogh, W. r. Col
,e L. Waller, NJ. Woodmansey. V. n
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