The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-07

@ifv. '.And although Il " q little
Tar.'.s sata she. - will wtAh you
4 Sw ~ very hAppssse o& ChrtSasnases
- sOnaotn1ng tor. me gtriAs lei me re-
\ ~ and IN the worus Of Tiny Tin.
S7oa tis.s ana keep you every one.
# n Congratulate the people of kich-
inonu. on the winning OF another
civic victory" said tasnry W. WOOD.
Than there rang out from one ,.ie
tAsies:
'Rah. Rah. Raj
Rah. han. Kan.
Who ala 1T
We did, We did"
John Stewart Bryan then made an
aaaress. in which he saiu ne had
never had anything to do with an
undertaking that gave him as much
happiness
Mass Constance McCorkle. the gen.
efal secretary, received an ovation
almost equal to that given the presi-
dent. She repeated the assurauces
OF the president that the money would
be expended wisely and according to
expert advice. In disbursing the
money we shall Get as your repre-
eentatives." she said. and In expend-
ing this money for young women we
believe We Qhave been called TO the
highest calling given TO women. Miss
McCorkle spoke in enthusiastic terms.
which were evidently the sentiments
OF the entire gathering, of the work
done by Mrs, ]. Scott Parrish. chair
man Of the Women $. Committee OF
One Hundred.
Resolutions.
Then followed a food IF resolutions.
beginning with the following, read by
John Garland Pollard, in behalf OF
w. S. Rhoads, who had been called
from the meeting on other bust
ness:
Deeply approaching the faithful,
efficient and cheerful services dur
ing the past twelve days Of cur cam
paign leaders, Mr.. Nj. c. Williams
ard his assistants, Altss MoCcrkie
ana Miss Armes, IN bringing TO a
successful issue the raising OF this
much needed fund. therefore, be IL
resolved:
THAT the hearty thanks OF the
Young Women g. Wemens Business
Mems and bte Citizens Committees
be rendered 10 them and that We wish
them to share with all OF US "a CO.
workers III the glory and usefulness
which IL sure to be the outcome of
this Y. w. G. a central building in
Richmond. for which they 90 cheer
fully and faithfully laoored. and as
snring MIR. Williams of our best wishes
for his success In any future cam
paign he may undertake"
The resolution was unanimously
adopted
MIR. Williams had left the room TO
catch the $40 Richmond. Fresiericks-
burg and Potomac train. The sub
stance or the resolution was telegraph
ed him en- route.
Other resolutions were offered ard
adopted as follows, by Thomas p.
Bryan. thanking the citizens OF Rich
mond; by ". =. Duke and Robert
Iecky. Jr.. thanking the ladies who
had served the luncheons. by John
Garland Pollard. thanking the gem
eral chairman, Henry ". Wood; by
John Stewart Bryan. thanking the
clerical force, headed by Miss Full
ton and Mr.. Shepherd: by John Gar
land Pollard. thanking the press for
Invaluable aid in bringing the cam
paign to successful termination. The
resolutions were adopted unanimous
". In Offering the resolution as to
the ladies who served the luncheon,
Mr.. Lecky said that they had handled
4e.2Go cups. plates and saucers with
out breaking dish.
Auditing Committee
The appointment Of John Stewart
BRYAN, w. S. Rhoads and John Gar
land Pollard as an auditing COM
nittee to audit the subscriptions, was
announced.