The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-03
y. v. c. A. HOLDS
| MONTHLY MEETING
Reports Received From the Various
Committees, Showing Progress
Of the Association for
February.
Committees ARE NAMED
Cafeteria Has Been Greatest Source
Of Income for Any Time
Since It's In
stalIation.

Since It's In
stalIation.
The board Of directors OF the Young
Women's Christian association met II
regular monthly session at half pas
three o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mrs. T. r. Board, the president, pre-
siding. Sixteen members Of the board
were present. together with Miss Dins
dale, the general secretary, and Miss
Nutting, the physical director. The
presidents report showed that she
had attended all the committee meet
ings of the month with one or two ex
ceptions. The general secretary's re-
port included the progress OF the
various activities Of the month. The
interest OF the young women in tha
various clubs, classes and depart
ments is most gratifying Twenty-Five
times during the month meetings and
conferences were held in the building
| by other organizations outside the as
ISOLATION
Miss Nutting, the physical director,
in her report said that the two hun
dred mark had been reached during
the month in the enrolment in the
gymnasium. A class in folk dancing
has been organized AID the gynnas-
ium opened two nights in the Week
for roller skating. Some of the mer-
chants donated material for gymnas-
ium suits for class of fifty. class
Of girls who could not provide their
own gymnasium suits. They were
taught to make them and each made
her own suit. Through the Kindness
of Baur & Mullarky the gymnasium
shoes for this class were purchased
at cost. Miss Dinsdale reported that
Allen COLLISION had given the associa-
ton fifteen victrola records which
were much appreciated.
Mrs. H. C. Brown reported for the
finance committee, the details of
which report were included in the
report Of the treasurer, Mrs. G. NJ.
Covell.
Reports from Committees.
| Miss Eta Ayras reported for the
memb ership committee reporting six
ty renewals and seventeen new mem
bers as follows:
Miss Dorothy Dickinson, Miss Annie
Russell, Mrs. Thomas Gifin. Miss
Madeline Haubert, Miss Carma Stan
ton, Miss lola Stanton, Mrs. o. e.
King. Miss Greta Rain, Miss Lucille
Bradley, Miss Madeline LaPorte, Miss
Madge LaPorte, Miss Katherine
Samuels, Miss Mary Madden, Miss
Gladys Belzer, Miss Mamie Adams.
Mrs. John C. Owens, Mrs. Geo. B.
Raine, Miss Emma Lucille Whitehead.
Mrs. r. F. Meinburg reported for
the cafeteria committee that Miss
Greene had been acting as cafeteria
director during the month, and on the
Recommendation Of the cafeteria COM
mittee was elected yesterday to serve
the association in that capacity Dur
ing the month 1926 meals had been
served. an increase Of 100 meals over
last month. The cafeteria had netted
larger net profit during the month
than any other month since coming
into the building.
Miss Hornish reported for the social
committee that kensington attended
by 125 women had been held during
the month beside number of other
social affairs including the monthly
birthday supper. Mrs. r. l.. Reid re-
ported for the religious work commit
tee that four vesper services had
been held, one observation-disclosures
prayer meeting during the month and
spoke Of the mission fest now in pro-
gress. Miss Emily Pence reported
the work OF the extension department.
This is one of the most practical and
helpful features of all the association
work. Miss Solomon reported the
meeting Of the student branch and of
1v.o
The Standing Committees.
At the board of directors meeting
held yesterday afternoon. the follow
ing standing committees were ap-
proved by the board:
Religious work-Mrs. r. l.. Reid,
chairman; Mrs. e. M. Finney, Mrs. E.
l.. Patterson, Mrs. o. E. King, Miss
Birdie Linquist, Miss Gladys Engle-
hardt, Mrs William Wilson, Miss
Maud Immegart, Miss Nina Reck,
Miss Meta Hummer. Miss Jane Mills,
Miss Florence O'Brien, Miss Martha
Tracy, Miss Eva Kunzman.
Educational-Mrs Harry Reeves,
chairman: Mrs. VIM. Loeffler, Miss
Harriet So1oman, Miss Bertha Craig,
Miss Nettie Younker, Miss Eva Stew
ems. Miss Mildred Marley
Extension-Mrs. Leonard Matless,
chairman, Miss Harriet Fulton, Mrs.
Robert Dawson, Mrs. G. e. Durgee,
Miss Isabel Herbert, Mrs. VIM. AID
rich, Miss Elizabeth Collier. Miss Mae
Westcott, Mrs. A. F. Berger.
Membership-Miss Eta Ayres, |
chairman: Miss Emma Bindel. Miss
Florence Gabriel, Mrs. B. l.. Gilfillan.
Mrs. VIII Publisky, Mrs. ]. p Peter
son. Mrs. w. ]. Peterson. Mrs. Chas |
Mrs. R. c. Meister, Miss |
Mary jackson, Mrs. Lulu P. Hoistein. !
Miss Jessie Jacobs, Mrs. Gus John
son, Miss Bartha Busch, Miss Grace |
Van Grieken, Miss Kate Van Grieken. |
Junior-Mrs. w. C. Hughes, chair !
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