Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-07
TO
BE HELPED BY
WONANPs CLUB

An initial step toward the perman-
,ent organization .tof the social regis
tratien system of-tlre Assocfated Char
titles was taken this morning when the
members of the Women,s Club of Gen.
trail Union Church, in attendance at
the quarterly meeting Of that organ
ization, voted to give $50 toward the
new movement. The action was TAX
en- as the result of an appeal from the
charities, setting forth the value Of
the proposed extended work, and ask
ing that the club make a yearly ap-
preparation.
Following the reading Of the letter,
President Mrs a. L. Andrews. who
presided, called for discussion. Mrs.
III. H. Williams, who is the clubs rep
resentative in the. Associated Chart
ties, explained the details OF the new
movement, am urged the members to
respond to the call for funds. There
were several other speakers ON the
subject, and a motion to donate $40
was oyerruled, as the sum was not
deemed sufficient It was then de-
cided to apt ropriate $50 toward the
movement. not as a. -yearly donation,
but as beginner. as the matter is
to be taken up to a greater extent at
the annual meeting Of the club. the
later part Of January, 1914. The ap-
preparation CT this amount will be
made from the fund which the club
has in the savings bank, which has
been held back for use in such cases.
Opinions expressed by the members
after the vote was taken we're to the
effect that the money would be we'll
spent for this cause, and 1t is hoped
that the donation will be made per-
manent at the annual gathering.
/ Following the opening devotional
exercises, Mrs. A. H. Tarleton pre-
scented the report of the treasurer,
which showed the club to be in an
excellent financial condition. During
the past quarter, the receipts We're
SCOOPS, while the expenditures were
S241 As. leaving a balance of $39S.S3
in the bank. It was reported that
the Charles r. Bishop fund is in good
condition. A report from the finance
committee was presented by Mrs.
Tarleton, who said that the commit
tee is planning a campaign of solicit
ing funds during the coming quarter.
She spoke Of the matter relating to
the Associated charities. saying that
the project Of the social registration
system would cost $500. and that the
organization had already raised $500
of this amount There was no special
report from the membership commit
tee. The educational committee re-
Fort, presented by Mrs. ". J. Forbes.
showed that of tho $1,000 appropriat-
ed this year fer this work. $500 had
been used for those girls who arc in
the Kawaiahao Seminary under the
auspices Of the club. and tat the re-,
naming amount was 10 h used GlT
the new cases. Three girls are EO-v
il: tie seminary. ard two |o-c arc
being considered by the committee
These girls it was T5TO:te1. are I'll
Doing excellent work. R~nc~!s were
also presented bv tie G@c'Gl H"reo a"'
calling comTitte2G. al CT which went
20 show that the club IS - Il fourth
ing condition.
AS the newt gathering Of the club
members viii be a. the annual meet
ing. at which time officers for the en-
suing year will be selected, a nomin-
ating committee composed of Mrs. D.
l.. Wi hington, chairman. and Mrs. A.
<sartley. was appointed by the presi-
lent. The last social of the year will