Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-22
$4,65O RAISED
IN FIRST DAY FOR
Y. ". c. A. FUND
Miss Fairlie's Team Secures
Contributions of $3.50.
Need $4,000.

At / o'clock today-the first of the
campaign-$4, $50 had been raised by
the 125 members of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, who have
pledged themselves to raise $4,000 for
the annual expenses of the assoc1a-
ton for the coming year.
The team captained by Miss jessie
w. Fairlee turned in $1,560. This was
the largest amount received at the end
of the first period of work. The other
captains turned in the following: Mrs.
Lawrence Clark, LOO: Mrs. James p.
Dusenberry. s1,067; Mrs. Chester K.
Hoag, $1,056; Mrs. Wilbur Doremus.
s325; Mrs. Theodore Hayden, $l32, and
Sophronia Anderson, no results.
The campaigners who will work
one week, and report daily at the
association building, 50 Washington
street, are divided in seven teams.
To assist in the campaign the follow
ing ladies', all secretaries of the ma
tional board of Y. w. G. A, New
York, will take part. Miss Edith
Stanton, Mrs. Harriet Taylor, Miss
Helen Ballard and Miss Lena N.
Farrar.
The budget for 1914 is given here
with:
Receipts-General, s6,777; member
ship, $3.50; religious, s1,0S4; lunch
room, $3.50 extension, s1,400; edu-
cational, $685. employment, $l5;
girls work, 5000; physical depart
ment, $3.50; social, $1,000; total, 1884,
981.
Disbursements General, $16,414;
membership, 1890; religious, sS,S59;
lunch room, $685. extension, 81, 425;
travellers aid, 800; educational, &c.
057; employment, $525; girls work,
s1,250; physical, s4,941: social, $4,5l0;
TO world, national and field work
for supervisory work), $2,S25; inter
est on money borrowed for new build
ing pending sale of properties, $4,000;
total, $82,701.
Balance to raise by subscriptions,
s25,72o
The captains and their teams
are: Miss Anderson and her
workers, Mrs. Alfred L. Peer, Mrs.
Willard l. Hamilton, Miss Julia
Ward Healy, Mrs. Frederick A. Dud-
ley, Miss Helen M. Harrison, Mrs.
Frank II. Sommer, Mrs. Louis P.
Teller and Mrs. Franklin Phillips;
Mrs. Clark and her workers,
Miss Annie NJ, Gwinnell' Miss M
Fl. Price, Mrs Addison N. Poland,
Mrs. John Contrell, Miss Lydia Bal
ley, Mrs. Frank Van Ness, Mrs. Nell
son Coe, the Misses Finders and Mrs.
j. s. Hendrickson; Mrs. Dore-
mus and her workers. Miss Elizabeth
Crane, Mrs. Asher Lambert, Mrs.
Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs. e. w.
Murray, Mrs. Dale REESE, Mrs.
Knapp, Mrs. Edgar Beach, Mrs.
Henry Ufford, Mrs. George Holmes,
Mrs. William Ripley, Mrs. George
Tomkins, Mrs. Benjamin Morris, Miss
Josephine Beach, Mrs. Edgar Quin-
by and Mrs. Clinton Halsey.
Mrs. Dusenberry and her work
ers, Miss Edna Crane. Mrs L. b.
Hills, Mrs. William Diefenthaler,
Miss Josephine Headen, Mrs. Edward
Scudder, Mrs. Peter Smith Mrs
NJ. w. Clement, Mrs. A. H. Reilly
Mrs. John Campbell. Miss Sleight
Miss Allen, Mrs. jeremiah M. Cobb
md Mrs. Littleton Kirkpatrick; Mrs
Heyden and her workers, Miss Pau
line Botticher, Mrs. l.. 3. Mcknight
Mrs. Theodore Fettinger and Mrs
William Corwin.
Miss Fairlie and her workers
Miss. Matilda Krementz, miss
Nina Bull, Miss Mary Saul, Kiss
Virginia Lorlian, Miss Jessie w. Mar
shall, Miss Emma Sorg, Miss Kath-
crime Rimmel, Miss Ruth Howard
Miss Grace Hawthorne, Miss Helen
Wooson and Mrs Clifford Woolson
and Mrs. Hoag's team-workers
are Mrs. H. Van Duyne, Mrs.
Benjamin S. Whitehead, Mrs. James
Turnbull. Mrs. C. D. Bennett, Mrs. j
Seymour, jr., Mrs. F. C. Van Keuren
Mrs. Robert Elder, Mrs. G. S. Hobart
Mrs. w. H. Brewster, Mrs. Charles
Stiles, Mrs. William P. Coe, Mrs. Jay
Ten Eyck and Mrs. Robert Walsh.