The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
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w. q. "A. Appoints Committees
To Work for Increasing Or
ganiSations Ranks.
INTERESTING RALLY HELD
Exports on Progress Of the ASaO-
ciation's Departments Read
and Reviewed.
INTERESTING RALLY HELD

sXNMA9u1 ~nrletinn Ae~0csatl0n 80
hSld at their building Tuesday nisAt
Yl1th about my women In GttsndAnuA
1Gss +. Cary johnson prealdsd IN
h1r usual forceful and gracious man.
Miss MacCorkie reviewed the work
thet Ii being done BY the association
INT those working for membership
mtGht ~ able to present the work IN
m true light. she stated that the
psesent membership OF tho associatiou
n l,e0o. ana that II ought to be I'VE
times ~ large.
Ihs boarding department has too
loNS been considered In Richmond -
~ only function Of association work.
n this way seventy young womsn are
SERVED. However. there are $4,000 busi.
sn1nn Wosnsn In Richmond and twice ~
raany women In their homes who
DAeuId have q part in this great move.
nlAnt Tor the upiift Of the woman-
MOD Of the city.
IA this end the association a 70.
6eGnnlntnG itn work. The new depart.
lGnfs have been the noon lunch, on .
hofM men and women and IN one of
khe most attractive dining rooms In the
NV. IN connection with this are .
teAding-r0om and library and rest
F0on. The circulation Of hooks In
The library In 100 books month.
The educational department. ts en-
0ouragtng for 20 new q feature Of the
NOFh. There are classes In cooking,
swing. embroidery, stenoxraphy and
tFpswrittn9. literature. chorus and BIZ
M ciass. These are we'll attended.
Ana plans ara In prnceaa Tor other
rlasaes for which there has been n
demand
Iii Ii the desire Of the association to
begin gymnasium work In the near fu-
Clubs Ars eusy.
Two enthusiastic self governing
clubs are busy under the leadership OF
Vice President Mys. u. III. HAwcs. The
prospects for q country club. under
their auspices are favorable.
The following ID q list cf members Of
,eoEnmtttees who are to begin their
work to obtain renewals and new menu
h4rship:
Central Committee.
Mra T. Cary john ON, chairman.
md MIRA. Chiies NJ. Ferreil.
Eptscopai-~-Mrs. Bcvarly 4. Cramp
and Mrs. Warner Moore.
Baptist~-Mrs. w. 3. Pitcher.
Methodigt--Mss c. II. rrner.
Presbyterian---Ars. Charles p Lee.
christian--Mrs. w. a crensnsw,
FeAchers--Msss Gross and Miss
Welsh.
Business women-.Misses sarvay
ana Marks
Trained Ntrses-Mrss G. III. Eaten
and Mrs. Carulten Jackson. vice-prss-
tdent department.
subcommittee.
Business Women--Miss Sailte
Marks, Miss Halle GrembiinE. Miss
Evn Perkins and Miss Emma Falls
Business Giris--- Miss Ida Harvny.
Miss Eva Campbell. Miss l. ID, Ste
phens, Miss Annie Loving. AIRS. q. m.
6arxay, Mrs. Mollie Nucom.
EpfscopAi-~St PauFs. Coilectors--
Mrs. b. Il. crump and Mrs. J. ].
Huakte-
Gf. Andrew's-Mrs Garland Smith.
III. Mark 'ss~-. Mrs, Fsyismets Harris
IT. Thomas'--Mrs. Victor Shell
borne.
- Sfs James Sailie Gait
All Eaints'---Miss Jessie Hazard.
Broken hrcugh.
Hoiy Trinity---Mrs. Mary c. Gentry.
MonnmentAi--aAs .. w. M. Wade.
EmAnuai---Mls. Crawford Kedd.
Mcslsodiss Charclscs.
Broad Street---Misx Elizabeth Rich
ardson. Miss Grace Brigxs Miss
Amelia Buck and Mrs. IA. Folkss.
Union Station--MrE- J. w. Carter
md Mtss Ethel Hare.
Asbury Piace---Mrs. Herbert Dali
ton,
Barton Heights--Mixs Hattie
Wright and Miss Rose Redd.
I Clay Etreet--Mrs. n. r. RtchesoH and
Atw. i. III. Chappeil
Trfnity--Mrs. III. IL. New.
tfuiI-Street--Mrs. e. n. Brookins.
III. JAmes---Mrs. Cosby.
Highland Park---Mrs. A. 8. Robert
sen and Mrs A. g. oparles.
Central church--Mrs. J. H. M-
land.
Censenary---Mrs G. II. Urnsr. Miss
Marion welsh: Mra X. 3. Tuck, Mrs.
y. g DiGgs, Mrs Leroy Lee and Mrs..
M 4. Alvey.
Park Piace-->Mrs. w. ID. Newell
ana Mrs. Frank Beyeridgc.
eanrel-f5treet-Mtss Amelia o.
Rfne~ 6treet---MrB. J.. u. Hutaon
e6A Mrs =. I. Parrish.
GRACE Strcet--MrM J. r. Wilson,
Nh g. II. Wsnson and Mrs. G. o.
o4vtits.
kifst Baptist---Afiss r. Powers ana
Mir r. Clark.
second Baptist--Mry. w. q. Pitcher
md Mrs. g. & Oliver.
TabernAcie--Mrs. T. G. Tcurman.
Hartcn Hetghts--Miss Mary Ry-
laid.
grove Representative to
IN aAcured
Kaigh 6treet-~Mrs. John Goode and
Min Mamie Bates
60 3aa4iAa AaA4nafial--MF IaAeHh
Ajf1n.
Ealyary---Mrs. b. e. Nelson and
MN Cora Duke.
I, nitan-llrs. r. 4. Harrison and
7flS1 Harrison.
Asrlnount---Mrs n, r.. Gary.
1And0tph~-Mrn. w. e. Robertson.
enahlA Gtfeet--Adiss lane Bur-
pQVSllM,
lmmanuel--Mrs. III. v. Michael.
@ s1n1nbridge-A1is Carry Dicksfson.
ChK1Ntian Churches.
III fenth 0treet--Mrs. n. H. Thomas
I'M Hin 0iIlie Cary.
Allan Axenue--Mra. Lucy Crutch.
ISlA. Nh. w. a. crenshaw and Mrs.
"A. Carter.
9nrshall 9treet--Mrs. T. y. BowIea.
Third Christian-Mrs. Garnet Bow
3 Er<shgterian Churches.
81 1fr0k Church--AFn. G.. a. HlanfOn
IA 3gIno oadte McHas.
s p6ouA ChuFch--Mre d. a. VIII
IN1o san4 Mn. CorneIia HtgelOW.
MIA Church Ars, esA,siey Reed