Milford chronicle., 1924-07-11
CLUB WOMEN in
ANNUAL SESSION AT
REHOBOTH BEACH
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com. Mrs. John D. McCabe is chair
man of the RehOboth committee on
arrangements assisted by Mrs. L. w.
TimmOns, Mrs. Clara Steele, Mrs. J.
S. Simmons and Mrs. C. S. Cortel-
you.
The present State officers are:
President, Mrs. Harlan NJ. Waller,
Delmar; first vice-president, Mrs. T.
c. Alexander, Claymont; second
vice president, Mrs. S. c. Evans, Mil
ford; third vice president, Mrs. Ella
c. Emery, SeafOrd; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Laura POstles McKeown,
Camden; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. G. R. Powell, Delmar; treasur-
er, Mrs. James ~ Ginns, Whining
ton; auditor, Mrs. A. M. Chamber
lain, Middletown; parliementarian,
Mrs. FlOy E. Booth, Wilmington;
general federation director, Mrs. H.
D. Boyer, Smyrna.
The program for today and tomor-
row follows:
Friday, July II, $3.50 A. NJ. to IL
9:3O-Assembly singing, America
the Beautiful" 9:35, minutes of
Thursday, report of officers; $40,
president, Mrs. Harlan NJ. Waller;
$3.50, first vice president, Mrs. T. c.
Alexander; 1858, second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. S. C. Evans; 1856, third
vice president, Mrs. Ella c. Emery;
reports of departments and divisions,
$3.50, Education, Miss Emily Spru-
ance, chairman; Library Extension,
Mrs. Harvey BOggs, chairman; Home
Economics, Miss Elizabeth Amery, |
chairman; Citizenship, Mrs. D. R.
Weir, chairman; 10:14, music; re- |
port of departments and divisions, |
1921, Community Service, Mrs. Clar-
ence Pool, chairman; Conservation,
Mrs. Ollister Moore, chairman; Bet
ter Homes, Mrs. George Marshall,
chairman; Civics, Mrs. Burton Mey-
er, chairman; 1926, address, Quin-
quennial Convention, Mrs. Mary D.
Bradford, chairman for Delaware;
International Council of Women;
1O:46, report Department of Junior
Clubs, Miss Elizabeth Amery, chair
man; 1886, address, Junior Club
Work, Mrs. Henry S. Barker, of
Pennsylvania; 11:16, discussion of
Junior Club Work.
Friday, July II, TO 1880 P. NJ.
200, assembly singing Delaware"
report of departments and divis-
ions; 2:05, fine arts. Mrs. John D.
McCabe. chairman; literature, Mrs.
Arthur BrewingtOn, chairman, art,
Mrs. Samuel Stein, chairman; music,
Miss Grace Johnson, chairman; 2:20
20 7 |
chairman; health, prison reforms,
Mrs. Ernest Phillips, chairman;
peace and arbitration, Mrs. William
S. Hills, chairman; child hygiene,
Miss Marie Lockwood, chairman;
2:4O, music; 2:45, institutional rela-
tions, Miss Julia Jaffray, chairman,
general Federation; report of de-
partments; 3:15, legislation, Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst, chairman;
1922, press and publicity, Mrs. Thos.
c. Mum, chairman; 1892, reciprocity
and program Mrs. Robert Van Dyke,
chairman; 1886, resolution, Mrs.
William H. Beacon, chairman; 3:40, ,
address, Freedom Through Culture"
DR.. Emmanuel Sternheim, New York, .
N Y; announcements.
Friday, July IL, 5 7. NJ.
: s, violin solo, "a selected, H. NJ.
Black, formerly of New York Sym
phony Orchestra; violin solo, OBJ Sc {
lected, H. NJ. Black; violin solo &C.,
H NJ. Black; address, Twentieth ]
Century Parenthood," DR.. Emmanuel
Sternheim, of New York; reception.
Saturday, July 12, 8 to 10 Noon S
9, assembly singing; 9:O5 final re-
port of credential committee, Miss :
Emily Spruance, chairman; 9:1O, Z
election of officers; final report of :
resolution committee, biennial re-
port, Mrs William H. Beacon, chair r
man; Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs. =
Nell Riggin; roll call of clubs, re- .
spond with name of director, install n
lation of officers, minutes and final -
q n diOurnO1pnt