Evening journal., 1914-10-06
I. v. c. A. TALK
NEW BUILDING PLAN
Directors in Session Tonight
and Will Consider Enlarg-
ing Scope Of Work
REPORTS SHOW
MONTHLY PROGRESS

At the monthly meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association which
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Y. W. c. A. building the reading
OF the reports OF the various officers
and committees and the discussion
Of further plans for the old Home
Week parade occupied most Of the
afternoon
II was decided TO have three floats
in the parade, for which the commit
tee in charge composed Of Mrs G..
w. Hook. chairman; Mrs. w. G.. Rob-
ellen and Miss Caroline Baker are
now busy making final arrangements.
II is thought that the y. W. G.. A.
Will take part on organization night
which will be Wednesday night of
that week
A report that aroused much inter-
est was that OF the house and lunch
committee of which Mrs l.. B.
Thompson Is chairman. Mrs. rhomp-
son reported that new set Of china
had been purchased bearing Y. W.
G.. A. colors, blue and gold and the
Y. w. c. A. monogram II was re-
chairs had likewise been added and
that the lunch room was to be re-
papered. The practically new lunch
room will be ready by the first Of
November. Mrs Thompson also an
nounccd Nhat this department had
arranged TO serve luncheon to the
Synod of Baltimore here on Octo-
Der 90
AS chairman of the bazaar COM
mittee. Mrs. Thompson presented five
dozen Japanese cups and sauoers TO
the association. which are to be used
only on special occasions
The chairman of the physical COM
mittee, Mrs C.. w. Hook. reported
that a rummage sale would be held
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week at the W. c. Il. u. rooms,
No. 100 West Eighth street 10 also
reported l27 entries in The swimming
pool.
AS chairman Of the religious COM
mittee, Mrs. Isaac Phillips reported
that the Rev. Richard W. Trapnell,
rector of st. Andrews r. h. Church,
had been secured to teaoh a course
on the minor Prophets. Joel, Amos
and Hosea" the class to begin in
/ struction on October II, and to cover
a period of six weeks. She likewise
/ reported that a course on "The Wo-
men of the Bible" woald be taught
i by Mrs Elizabeth Wine, house secre-
\ tary; that Miss Mabel Fowler, general
secretary for the association, will
teach a class on THE Life OF Chris
In Art" aud that Mrs. w. s. Pricketi
will conduct a mission study class
& ON "The Child In Our Midst"
B The time for these classes will b.
8 arranged as soon as the people regis
r ter for them.
g The chairmen Of the education
s committee. Mrs. Harry Link and Nh
2 Charles story, reported a total regi
G tration for class work Of 30 persons.
The exchange committee, of whiC
Mrs. Harry Jemison is the chairman, 10
ported total receipts of slSf5.54, an
disbursements OF $4,000. Mrs. Jemiso
also stated in her report that del
catessen department was TO be added {
the exchange. which she thought wou
prove very successful.
The trcasuror's report showed bal
ance on hand of $500 the total re-
ceirts for the month were Sl3950s. aml
disbursements Ss33.32.
A special meeting of the advisor,
committee and of the board Of director
of the Y. w G. A. has been called fo
this evening for the purpose Of discuss
ing the advisability of carrying ON
rebuilding campaign which was TO hav
been conducted this fall. but which
owing 10 the uncertain condition O.
things generally due 10 the war situa
tion, was for the time postponed.