The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-11
YOUNG WOMEN SEEK
 1000 NEW MEMBERS
Campaign Is Launched By the
 Y. w. G. A.
LUNCHEON YESTERDAY
Successful Members of Committee Will Re Given Trip to Asheville Confer ence in June With All Their
 Expenses Paid

The Young Woman's Christian as- sociation has launched a campaign Tor 1000 new members. At luncheon yes terday at the Y. w. c. A., given 10 the 75 young women who are to con- duct the campaign, plans were outlined and the work will begin at once. The successful members of the committees will be given trip to the Ash eviiie conference with all expenses paid py the association.
 During the luncheon hour short talks were made Ey Mrs. James Bowron ana Mrs James McLester. Mrs. Cecil, who was in the chair, thanked the commit tees for the work they were doing and assured them they would ma the June trip to the Asheville conference which the association gives in the con test. delightful and profitable in ev- cry way. She then introduced Miss Ed ma Sandlin, chairman of the member ship work, who gave the following facts to be used by committees In ln- viting the women of Birmingham to become members of the organization:
 Membership privileges of the asso- citation are Bible classes, use of library social occasions, delightful board at nominal prices, use of our parlors 10 entertain young friends or club, use of baths, gymnasium privileges-ev- ervthing for the women of Birming- ham and these may be had by each ar passed on to others. The vesper hour affords a, short helpful talk, comfortable chat. good songs, good cheer. The physical training, Adds to our years, Subtracts from our cares, Multiplies our joys. Divides our burdens And gives us health, happiness and grace. There will be much outdoor work from this time on; tennis ground will soon be ready for use. The instrumental, vocal, art and stenog- raphy classes are open for all members at nominal cost Other classes with the best teachers the city affords Will be started on request of four mem bers."
 Any young woman who wishes to as- sist in bringing in the 1000 members may serve on a committee by telephon- ing the association. Any committee se- curing 150 members or renewals will send the member securing the largest number to the Asheville conference. June 17-27. All expenses will be paid by the association.
 Any single member securing 72 mem bers or renewals receives the trip.
 The active membership is $1, asso- ciate membership $1, and sustaining membership $5. The contest will be continued for four weeks and the com mittees are requested to report each Thursday at the noon hour at the as- sociation, 72o West Twentieth street.
 Twenty committees have been or ranized with chairmen for the work. and are as follows;
 Committee No. Miss Ida Quarles. chairman, Miss Annie Turner, Miss Ava Fenn. Miss Martha School, Miss Eliz- abeth Wise. Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Lottie Davis.
 Committee No. Miss Edith Bowron, chairman; Miss Narma Hood, Miss Gladys Waterman, Miss Mamie Lum, Miss Jennie Bridges, Miss Henri Oslin, Miss Bergman and Mrs. Jesse Wright.
 Committee No. 3-Miss Carrie Black, chairman Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Ethel Coffman, Miss Elva Finder, Miss Mattie Finder, Miss Mary Clover, Miss Matte Dyer.
 Committee No 4-Miss Winona She'd ecor. chairman; Miss Mary Mcconnell, Miss Benners, Miss Hughey, Miss Su- sic Pearson, Miss Huntington, Miss Pearl Dillon, Miss Wynne and Mrs. Vest
 Committee No. 5-Mrs. Lillian Wal drop, chairman; Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Rogers. Miss Weidman, Mrs. Penn, Mrs. Wyche.
 Committee No. 6-Miss Sadie E. Mar Ter, chairman; Miss Lydia Ridgeway. Miss Hattie Harrell, Miss Annie Sue Buyers, Miss Temple Roberts. Miss Min nie Marler.
 Committee No Miss Etta Ratter- Mamie Peace.
 Committee No. S-Miss Margaret Mckinney, chairman; Miss Katie Brad ley, Miss Wilson, Miss Velma Swain, Miss Mckinney.
 Committee No. 9-Mss Mildred Wal ters. chairman; Miss Mary Lee Clem- ents, Miss Etta Harris. Miss Lulie Hall, Miss Emma Ewing, Miss Sadie Bell.
 Committee No. 10--Miss Veta Wat son, chairman: Miss Hamilton, Miss McDaniel, Miss Stovall, Miss Wat son.
 Committee No. 11-Miss Annie Hen ley, chairman; Miss Hudson, Miss Maude Webster, Miss Olive Greene.
 Committee No. 12-Miss Fausnaught, chairman.
 Committee No. 13-AIiss Marie Smith, chairman; Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Willie vandegrift. Miss May Collins, Mrs. Albert Caldwell.
 Committee No. 14-Miss May Coy Baird, chairman; Miss Boos, Miss Pfef- fer. Miss Moore, Miss Dodson, Miss Fleming.
 Committee No. 15--Mrs. N..J. Esisted.