The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-24
Y.W.C. Of CAMPAIGN
OUTLINED BY MRS. ]. v. RILEY
All Teams Now Complete and Ready to
Begin Work in the Rainbow Cam
patgn-Results to Be Announced
Daily

At the preliminary tea given vester-
day afternoon at the Y. ". c. A.. Mrs.
John w. Riley, AS president of the as
soeiation, outlined the plan of cam
paign telling fine workers that each 81
secured will count one point. Promises
and pledges will not be counted: only
the money itself will "talk" and be
considered in adding up the points for
each team. The different flags may now
he seen hving from tine windows of the
\. w. {. A, and Saturday evening aft,
er amounts have been totaled for the
day one flag will be raised a story, sig.
nitying THAT the team representing that
solor has won the honors for the day.
Each day the results will thus be an.
uouueed, together with the actual mem,
bership increase and the amount of
money taken in.
Miss Weiss, rs chairman of the edu-
cational de artment gave an outline
of the class work that is scheduled, and
Mrs. Mabel Crouse Jones spoke of the
Current Event class which will com.
mence the first Tuesday os November.
and which will be free 10 all who ioiu
the association. The talks will he uivep
in the auditorium of the new Y. W. c.
\. and ii Is hoped that all who can will
attend the opening meeting. Those VINO
cannot reach the hall by 4.3O are urged
10 attend even il they are late.
tull lists Of teams were announced
last night. Miss Anna Orth. whose dis
trict extends from the north side Of Ma.
clay TO Division, arj from Front street
TO the city limits at Cameron. announced
the following arrangements for her
team:
First Divisiou-North side OF Ma.
clay 10 Emerald. not inel,,ding Third or
Emerald. Mrs. Arthur Hull. lieutenant.
Workers for Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Horace
Whitman, Miss Elsie Brinser. Mrs. Be-.
tram Saul, Mrs. George Reed. Mrs.
Frank McCarrell Mrs. Howard NJ.
Bin2aman. Miss Bertha Wittenmver.
Second DiviSiou-Third street to
west side of Fifth. north side of Ma
clay to Emerald. not including Emcr-
aid. Mrs. Augustus Wil1mau, Jr., lieu.
tenant. Workers. Mrs. !. R. Armor. Miss
Marguerite Wildman. Miss Mary Iica-
tenberger. Mrs. !. H. Keesberrv. Miss
Whiteman. Miss Ruth Weaver. Miss
Blanche Paul.
Third DivisioE-Emerald street to
Division, Front to Fifth. not including
Fifth; Mrs. Joseph Shearer. Jr.. lieu
tenant. Workers, Mrs Roy Cox. Mrs.
Mercer B. Tate, Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs.
Baldwin. Mrs Farley Gannett.
Fourth Divisiou-East side of Fifth
to north side of Sixth, and north side Of
tMaclay 10 Emerald, Miss Mary Roth.
lieutenant. Workers. Miss Anna Nosev.
Miss Ella Morrow. Miss Miriam Bur.
rows, Miss Anna Roth.
Fifth Division-East side of Sixth
street to Seventh. north side of Maclav
to Emerald. Mrs. David Miller. lieuten.
ant. Workers, Mrs. James HAITI. Mrs.
JOhu Sherger, Mrs. Z. Z. Darlington.
Mrs. John Garverich, Miss Grace Diehl.
Miss Greenawalt. Miss Katherine Sill
yer.
Sixth Diyision-Emerald to Sehuvl-
kill. Fifth to Seventh. Mrs. r. f. Brat
ten. lieutenant. Workers. Mrs. II. w.
SpOne. Mrs. Robert Ward. Mrs. Edward
lMsCurd--. Mrs. H. F. Cess. Mrs. W. :.
Taylor, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs. j..
F. Conrad.
Seventh Division-Schuvlkil to Di.
vision street. Fifth to Seventh. Miss
Rutn Willoughby, lieutenant. Workers,
Mrs. W. A. Thomas, Miss Margaret
Murray, Miss Ruth Lusk, Miss Esther
Paul. Miss Currance Faust, Miss Mar
tina Beck.
Mrs. joan H. Weiss, Mrs. E. ]. Jen.
nings, Mrs. Charles A. Kunkel and Mrs
William NJ. Hahn poured tea, this aft
ernoon, at the second Rainbow cam
paign tea.