The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-26
Y. W. c. A. ELECTION
MRS. JENKINSON TO CON-
TINUE AS PRESIDENT.
Departmental Work to Be a Feature
Under Eight -presidents-Plans
Completed for Crosse Day"

The annual election of officers of the
Young Womens Chrictian Association,
i in the Central building IA East Park
| street. took place this morning with
the following result: Mrs. Richard
c. Jenkinson, president, reelected; hon.
orary president, Mrs c. c. Hine Mrs.
Charles %. Torrey, recording secretary;
Mrs william II. Warner, corresponds
ing secretary; Miss M. II. Price, treas
urer, and Mrs. Robert B. Elder assist
ant treasurer
An adoption of departmental plan of
work was feature of the meeting, and
eight yice-presidents were elected one to
be in charge of each department and to
appoint chairmen of subcommittee, they
IN turn to appoint their committees 1t is
believed that this plan will centralize a
great deal of the work in committees and
do away with weekly meetings Hereafter
meetings will be held the last Tuesday of
each month. The vice-presidents and their
departments are as follows First vice.
president, Mrs. Addison b. Poland. re-
llglous department.; second vice-president,
MIS-. j. 5. Hendrickson, educational de-
partment; third vice-president. Miss So
phronia Anderson, gymnasium and physi-
cal department fourth ce-president. Mrs.
benjamin 5. Whitehead, social depart
ment ilfth viee-presldent, Mrs Charles e.
president, Mrs. William b. Dodd hospital
department; seventh vice-president Mrs.
john Mcdowell. extension department;
eighth vice-president, Mrs. c. r. Hoag,
department. of affiliated organizations
Ihe active members were elected to work
with these officers. They are: Mrs George
Yarrow and Mrs. Theodore w Corwin.
me honorary vice-presidents are: Miss
Gloriana Baker and Mrs. William e. Geer.
of h..
mold meetings during the month for their
own special work. At the meeting the
treasurer, Miss Price, announced that after
all debts had been paid, a balance OF S6Ss
remained in the treasury.
The annual meeting of the association
Will be held next Tuesday afternoon in
the Peddie Memorial Church, when re-
ports of the officers viii be given in detail.
The directors and members in general are
enthusiastic over the plans for Rose
Day which win be observed tomorrow
Rose pins will be Sold as previously an
nounced, by members of the organiza tion
In several of the large stores throughout
the city. Boys, authorized by the asso-
citation, will also sell them on the main
streets and in the office buildings and
lying districts IN carriages and automobiles,
where they hope to dispose of the pins
no set price. will be asked for the pins,
but contributions of five cents and upward
viii be accepted, this TO be considered In
the light of thank Offering thereby
giving even the lfumblest an Opportunity
to observe the festival of Thanksgiving in
accordance with the usual proclamation
The proceeds of the sale of the pins
viii be added to the building fund of the
association. Some of the business houses
who have signified their willingness to
allow the members to sell the pins in
their stores are l.. Bamberger q Co,
Aaron Ward & Sons, Frank Holt, Charles
Holzhauer, Collamer and many others, in
eludng the caterers and the provision mer-
chants in Centre Market.