The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
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tanning fullest accounts organization
Young WOmans Christian Association
said TO have been made recently, or 10
be made soon, in your city. a. VI. tOS9'
Confluence, Somerset county, Pa.
We have a founshing branch OF the
woman's Christian Association in Rich
mond. which, however, is ten years Oh
Not Organized recently as our CORE
spondent has been misinformed. II was
organized in April, lSSi. Inc hecesslts
for such an organization had been 1eIt
for some time. The Christian workers
of the city had noticed the lnnuN OF
women and girls from the country, ana
the question presented itseh' How Ca ai,
we help and protect these sTdnseI9'
with n view TO solving this problem,
small band OF ladies met at the house or
Bishop Whittle. and there formed plans
for establishing Home TOT WORKING
women and girls. A mass-meetlhB was
held I'm St Pauls schOOl-rOOm. The move
mont met with the hearty approval OF
the clergy and laity Of the city, the small
oand was augmented by representatives
of ever denomination, and at once Went
TO work to secure a home. for lack OF
funds, the beginning was small-a very
mustard seed-only part OF house could
be secured: but this enabled the Assocla-
ton TO offer a home TO nine girls. Ere
love whole horse was secured. giving
accommodation for nineteen girls. The
work prospered, and it was found that
still more accommodation was needed me
managers of the Association had iound
Inc having of rent q great incubus and
in various ways had raised sums OF money
for the purpose OF building or buying
Home This building fund grew, ana
about two years ago the managers were
able to avail themselves or an adVah-
tageous opportunity 10 buy two commo-
dious connecting houses The removal
into the new Home, III east Franklin
street took place in october, loy-. Inc
managers now have accommodation Tor
from forty to forty-five girls. Its officers
are. President, Mrs. Joseph Bryan; First
Vice-President, Mrs ]. Hall Moore; Sec
ond Vice President, Mrs NJ. 5. Quarles;
Third Vice-President, Miss Norwood;
Fourth Vice-President Mrs. coleman
Workman; Fifth Nice-President, Mrs. Il.
J. Minor; Sixth Vice-President, Mrs. w.
II Peasants; Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs VIM. Slmpkin; Recording Secretary
Mrs A. II. Christian; Treasurer, MIS- w.
r. Williams; Treasurer OF Building tuhd
Mrs. T.. II. Ruffin. Mrs. {. +. Natord
the Association at the Congress to be
held in Montreal. Canada, IN october.
Davis Relic.
Wou,d YOU kindly inform me where
| 7 could dispose of JEFF. Davis relic which
/ I have. 1t was bought when his prop
erty was conhscated and sold after the
Address Miss L. II. Munford, confeder-
ate Museum, Richmond.
Alas No.
Can you tell me the source OF the follow
ing lines: .,.,.. ..
The sweet soul shining In my lady's face,
Not mine in glorious melodies
Yours truly, J. o. II.
We cannot.
Sick Cow.
VIII you Kindly inform me why COW
should give milk out or one 'eat wIlch
, is a dark yellow, ana AFTER stahulns
awhile becomes red. and turns Ike
clabher. hNN,N ~
friend of ours had a cow with SINH
Iar peculiarly, found to have its cause IN a
| diseased teat. We should not be Wlhng
| 10 even suggest a remedy-these matters
are serious ones Your best plan Will be
! 10 promptly consult a reliable veterinarian
and not put yourself in the hands or your
| friends.
,s&seacres Right.
I deem TIA Chimes an encyclopaedia in
many respeQN,Et am subscriber TO your
good paperlFivS you not inform me what
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