The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-15
WAS
GOOD ONE
The Y. W. c. A. Annual
Meeting Reports
Presented.

The new years work of the Y. w. c.
A. was actively begun last evening in
the Association rooms when the annual
meeting was held and the work of the
Association for the ensuing twelve
months was outlined. The previous
years work was told of in reports from
the various departments, all showing
healthy condition of affairs. An
optimistic outlook for the future was
apparent in all the reports.
The gathering of members in the
rooms was large and enthusiastic, and
following the business meeting a So
cial hour was enjoyed. The rooms
were tastefully decorated, the work of
the Misses Dutot, Pearl Noble. Mabel
Barlow. Edith Perkins and May Kell-
ner. A pleasant feature of the even
ing's pleasure was the exquisite sing
ing Of Miss Hartnagle, and the piano
selections played by Mrs. Atwood.
The nominating committee presented
the name of Mrs. Theo. Richards to
take the place of Miss Hyde for the
unexpired term of one year; Mrs. Us
borne and Mrs. Won Holt, continued in
office; Mrs. Walter Hoffman in place
of Mrs. George Davies. These were
declared elected to the directorate.
The following committees will serve
for the ensuing year:
Devotional = Mrs. Frank Atherton,
chairman; Miss Kate Kelley, Mrs. VIM.
A. Bowen, Mrs. Harriet Austin, Mrs.
A. J. Raseman, Mrs. A. V. Soares, Miss
Mabel Sumter, Miss Mabel Barlow, Miss
Mile Guild, Mrs. Give Davies, Mrs
Alice t. Hall, Miss Harriet Forbes.
Educational-Mrs. o. H. Walker,
chairman; Mrs. Susan Heapy, Miss
Ella Snow, Mrs. Edgar Wood, Miss
Harriet Needham, Miss Carrie Pierce,
Miss Gertrude Ashton, Miss Susie
Clark Miss Mary Laurence, Miss Jean
Lindsay, Miss S. L. Byington, Mrs.
Frasher.
Physical - Miss Irmgard schaefer,
chairman; Mrs. F. ]. Church, Misses
Edith Perkins, Hazel Hebron, Carrie
Crews, Jessie Frazier, Alice Jones, Ell
sic Waterhouse, Mrs Wight, Mrs. H.
Berger. Miss Alice Luce, Mrs. Walker,
| Miss Belle Dickey, Miss Mary Mott,
Miss Elizabeth Dutot.
Finance-Mrs. B. L. Marx. chairman:
| Miss Thomas, Mrs. Welles Peterson,
Mrs. C. B. Damon. Mrs. W. L. Moore,
Mrs. John McCandless, Miss Jeanette
Pierce, Miss Carrie Gilman Miss Nellie
White. Miss Agnes Richey, Mrs. P. G.
Jones. Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Charles
ALnerton.
Social-Mrs. w. H. Mays, chairman;
Mrs A. G. Halves, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.
| McCandless, Mrs. Capt. Fuller, chair
man of New Years lunch, Mrs. Grace
| Waterhouse, Mrs. Philip Frear, Miss
| Thora Oss. Miss Belle Dickey, Miss
Stella Love, Mrs. Hazel Crane, Miss
| Pearl Noble, Miss Rhoda Green, Miss
| Lishman. Miss Marjory Johnson, Miss
Mabel Madeira, Miss Jennie Carlson,
Miss Jean Angus. Miss Charlotte Hall,
Mrs. Albert Raas.
| Membership-Miss E. Schnoor, chair
| man; Miss Katherine Mccarthy, Miss
Carrie Bray. Mrs. j. d. Marques, Mrs.
| Josephine Robinson. Mrs. Axtell, Mrs.
J. M. Davis, Miss Frances Lawrence.
| Strangers-Mrs. G. w. r. King, chair
man: Miss Ivy Girvin. Mrs. Clarence
Crabbe. Mrs G. w. Pearson, Miss Lii
| ian Bolles, Miss Ray Chamhaud.
| Mrs. H. c. Brown, general secretary.
gave a lucid statement of the manifold
duties devolving upon the secretary,
and presented statistics of the work
which evidenced the far-reaching effect
of the Associations principles. During
the year 1891 calls We're made at the
| rooms, 1924 lunches We're served, and
the secretary made 653 calls on behalf
of the Association. Mrs. Brown said
| that progress had been made. Her re-
port was as follows
Many are the causes for gratitude
as we look back over the year. The
| enlarged quarters, which are already
| becoming too small, the financial sup
| port, not only from our own member
| ship but from the merchants and bust
ness men of the city, the building of
our comfortable outing home at Wahi-