Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-15
WORKS To Bring
JAPANESE WOMEN
over TO STATES
Miss Taylor, Travelling I. w
C. A. Secretary, Tells AID
Club of Work


I'VE have been working with the
officials TO encourage emigration Of
japanese women TO the United
States" said Miss Helen NJ. A. Tay-
Tor, travelling secretary Of the Y. w.
c. IA, at the AID Club luncheon today
az the Young Hotel.
THE Y. W. c. A. has been dong
great work IN Japan and India, and
onf work throughout these two coun.
tries mas been greatly appreciated by
the people there.
.'Thirty-six nations Of the world
know Of the Y. w. c. A, and the work
Of the organisation has branched ont
20 the four corners Of the earth. We
have established associations with
travelling secretaries In every seaport
+ town on the globe, and young girls are
( always assisted BY our secretaries in
every section OF the world.
i Zone Of the features that has made
! the Y. w. c.. A. big factor In the 90
/. ciai life Of all countries is the work
( that Il being done for the young girl.
We have our employment agencies
( Conversational agency and orr physi.
cal departfnents have proved to be one
Of the most important Of our assets.
. Matrimonial bureaus have not been
neglected, and the association Is al
ways pleased to welcome q wedding
af the Y, w. G. A. homes.
No Wealth Distinction.
- believe that the work In Homo
+. l1Iu could be improved. and believe
( that II will improve when the Y. W.
.C. A. moves into the new quarters
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c|llbs after the Ad Club. and I believe
+ thif 4 tie bigge1f compliment we can
fiIe 20 the banner boosting organizas
I'o1 81 Honolulu said Miss Annette
+ Uieckman Of the local association.
We are going to have 3 club din.
|.| N the evening along tie plan Of
We Al Club lunches and as the mem,
.crE o. the Ad Club have LADIES'
|1E me are going to follow their exl
ample and have q 'Gentlemen's Day.
and take this opportunity to invite
oIl Ad Club members to be present Oh
Ms D'eoknan said that the local
1ssoc|atIon had ave clubs organised
u the present time. and I've more
clubs are 10 BE formed In the future
There WIN be one club Of Hawaiian
|'rIs another Of Jnnanese effls, and
high school girls viii also be reure
scented. The plan. according to Miss
Uieckm6n. Is to have interclub COM
petition "a athletics.
|1.11 Warn,inr Plans.
Miss Carrie n. Chendler told Of the
||1nf Of the association when the new
|I||0Ino Is open. The dedicatory exer.
c.ees will be held on Sunday OF some
week early n the year. and on Mon
day evening fIle ". W. C.. A. win nnI6
hQuze warming or open house foI
everyone. Club nights win be held on
Tuesday and wednesday. and thurs.
day will be given over to receptions
On Friday evening the high school
girls win be the guests. and on the
same evening party viii be given
IoI the members Of the association
Ad Club members have been great
lovers Of good music. and music has
always been feature OF the lunch.
cons. but this noon the members
could not get enough Of the art u
sIenor Engenio de Folco who .rer-
0cred q number Of selections from
well known operas. De Folco. In the
words Of the stage. received three
wi A|IIIt 0l0 tIIU ILIOILIHcLo U1H tU lOl
more. His drinking Song and 4 &C.
lection from @Pagliacci" were we'll re-
'ceIred BY the members present. Mrs
Tenney Peck was the accompanista and /
the work Of the two were favor3bly
commented upon by the lovers Of mll-
SIC present
President w. r. Fsrrineton urged
the Ad Club members to work for the
success Of grand opera program In |
Honolulu early next year.
A. Gideon Of Manila, who was a
guest Of the Ad Club today. in q few
rcmarks stated that he liked the way,l
the local club does things, and stated |
further that President Harrington was
one Of the livest boosters and best |
takers that he had ever known
Mr. Gideon promised % start aacam-
paign for an AID Club in Manila.
]. NJ. Riggs. chairman of the Christ
mas fund committee. stated that mem
bers Of the .Ad Grub had made dona- |
lions sufficient to provide for 500 dins |
ners for the poor OF Honolulu on |
Christmas. Mr.. Pennington read let. |
Per from Major L 10 Sehearer, now
II Washington. The major was elect
I'd Ad Club representative at the ma