Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23
Y. v. {. A. FEELS
GROWING PAINS

girl attaining toward perfect woman
hood mt as yet in me growing stage
Of her development. Miss Carlota A.
Meyer gave an interesting and COM
rrchensible report of the years work
and general review Of the achieve
ments and aims OF the association at
the eleventh annual meeting which
took place at the homestead on King
street Friday evening.
Miss Meyer preceded the president,
Mrs. b. +, Dillingham;, who In addition
to reviewing the work, voiced an urg-
ent plea for handsome concrete
building for permanent young wo-
mems home in lieu of a frame struc-
turc. Mrs. Dillingham; spoke of the
many civic improvements which have
either taken place or are contemplated
Tor the near future, and declared that
permanent Y. w. c. A. building
should be one in keeping with the pro-
gress of the city for years to come.
She also told of her visit to the beau
tiful seven story association building
in Los Angeles which was made pos
sible through a building fund nucleus
of ten dollars. She declared that the
time is not ripe for as large or COM
plete building in Honolulu, but that
she heartily. favors one that will be
adequate to the needs of the city for
| years to come. ~
Nearly everyone in Honolulu knows
Of the generous act of the Mary Cas-
tie Trust In offering to the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association a large
tract Of land covering over three acres
On King street, including the lot on
which the homestead is situated, and
the adjoining lot, formerly the site oil
the Kawaiahao Seminary. A conser-
vative estimate of the value OF this
property If $4,000 the proposition
made by the Mary Castle Trust liz to
give the association warranty deed
TO this property on the condition that
$4,000 be secured for the erection OF
suitable buildings. An urgent effort Is
now being made to raise this amount
and Mrs. Dillingham; contended that
when this is secured there wilL be nc
necessity for mediocre building.
| The report OF the treasurer. Miss
Carrie Gilman showed gratifying
increase In the funds during the past
year.
The new members of the board an.
nounced by Mrs. weldon. chairman OF
the nominating comm:1ee, are Mrs
a. f. Cooke and Miss Carrie Gilman
elec'ed 10 succeed themselves MIS-
Margaret Hopper, to MI out the un
expired term' MIS-. Wiliiam a. Bowe'
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