Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

woMAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Encouraging Reports Made at the
Annual Meeting.


The annual meeting Of the Womans
Christian Association was held yesterday
afternoon in tn association building. on
Franklin street. and was followed ly
reception rendered to the members and
friends Of the institution 10y the lady
managers.
Mrs Joseph Bryan. president Of the as
ISOLATION. presided. ana the meeting was
assisted by Mr.. -. O. Davis.
Mrs. 5. W. TTaveTs. the secretary, rcal
her annual report. in which was embodied
those Of all Of the other officers.
The report Of Mrs. W. ii. Tyler, tredsu-
rer showed the association TO be IN a
healthy condition. During the past year
E,416W had been received from Tesulat
sources. and S3Ssl.l7 expended IN malntains
Ing the institution, leaving a Daidh'e o.
PSI % in the treasury. At this time last
wear there was but 1860 in the treasury
THE DAY NURSERY.
Accompanying this report was one from
Mrs. c. L. Waiiord, treasurer or OF tne
'Day Nursery" showing that $s0b was
received for that institution. and all put
1886 had been expended In Us support
The building fund for this institution mo-"
The report OF the Admission Committee
showed that = new boardcrs and ~ tr1n-
si-nts had been admitted ANA = girls
had been readmtted after their summer
vacations. The Employment commit
girls.
association, whose duty II Is To- watch over
and care for the many young lanes IN me
institution. Is a most valuable aid 10 IN.
lady managers. and to her untirng zeal
and energy much OF the success OF the
association IS attributabl. Her report
shows that over 5000 lunches. Tor watch
a charge was made. were served. and that
she. by her individual Efforts secured
situations for five needy young women.
THE ELECTION or OFFICERS
The annual election of officers result n
IN all Of the following, who were named
by the Nominating Committee. being
chosen:
II. Moore G'reShYtcrianl. Vce-president
Mrs. NJ. S Quarlcs Cnristian), Vice-presi-
dent; Miss Norwood tEnlscopaD. Vie
tlsU. vice-pr sldcnt. Mrs. NJ. c. Smith
,MethodisO. Ycc-prrsidcnt; Mrs. WI ttnl
H. Pleasant friends, ct-president'
Mrs. s w IIaVrs. corresponding seGre-
tary. Mrs y. H. Christian; recordine
secretary; Mrs William II. Tyler. rea-
surer; and Mrs r. r. Minor, treasurer OF
the building fund.
LADY MANAGERS.
The managers chosen TO constitute the
Episcopal Churches Monumental, Mrs
A. ~ Rahm; 81. Pauls Mrs. y. r.
Crump: ST. Johns. Mrs. J. u. liarrisoni
-. James. Mrs. 6. Il. Lyon and Miss ;
T. W lliitUlN. 'NtAoAs -hias T. =. NNh
Grace. Mrs. t. y. Stacy; -. Andrews
Mrs Wade: St Marks Mrs. Emmet Har-
ris: Holy Trinity Mrs. L. H. +. Davis
All Saints. Mrs. NJ. s Valentine; Emanuel
Mrs Gervas StOrrs. Honorary L. q
Rufiin and Mrs W. =. Williams.
Christian Churches Sevcnth-Sreet. Mrs
r. n Thomas; Marshall Street. Mrs. "
= Fox: Third Mrs. Il. \. AGREE: Cowar-
din-Avenue Manchester. Mrs. +. Il. Gers
iey.
Presbyterian churches-First, Miss sa
die McIsae; Second Mrs W NJ. Withsrs
aud Mrs. Kellogg: Third. Mrs. T. V
Green: Grace-Street. Mrs. j. W. Wilbur
Church OF the Covenant. Mrs. J. Calvin
Stewart: Old Market, Mrs. n. +. Bow
man.
Methodist Churches-B road-Street Mrs
II l. Moore: Trinity. Mn &. 4. Walfcrd
tsntenary, Miss Jones; Fark-Place. Mrs
Charles Spence. Clay-Street. Mrs. J. w
Seymour; rnion-S;ation, Mrs. IL. a. Hare