Evening journal., 1916-05-30

OF getting a true vision Of the work
in order to win success.
"It is a work that is pushing its
way into the very heart OF the com,
munity." said Mr.. Morris. "and once
you get the true vision as to what II
really is you are working for you will
have no trouble in realizing success .
Mrs. Robert +. Speer, president Of
the National Y. W. G. A., brought a
message from the national board that
the local association has the heartiest
love and sympathy in this splendid en-
deavor. She spoke of the association
as being a tremendous work and said
il was an adjustment and an arm TO
the worlds two greatest institutions
the church and the home.
1T is the vestibule OF the church
and the enlargement Of the home" !"
sair Mrs. Speer, "and its chief aim is
to be a mother to girls"
Miss Winifred J. Robinson. dean OF
the Women's College OF Delaware.
spoke on the value OF the association
work from an educational viewpoint,
declaring Il TO be one OF the most po-
tential movements there is for the
ed ucational and social development
Of young womanhood.
General James II. Wilson spoke
particularly of the fact that the as
sociation was strictly a non-sectarian
organization. and added that no or
ganizations were doing a more magni-
fcent work for the uplift OF the young
men and young women OF the COM
munity than the Y. NJ. G. A. and the
Y. W. c. A.
To Wilmington. Mrs Charles +. VOL
laston. president Of the local board OF
directors Of the association. presented
/ their daughter" whom she said was
( "just 2l years old" and consequently
/ had attained her majority. She spoke
/ of how the association has Outgrown
/ its present quarters TO the extent that
/ IL is actually bulging the walls. The
future she said. she would leave in
the hands of Wilmington. whom she
hoped would not look on the new as.
sociation building as merely a build
ing OF brick and mortar, but as a
place wherein there was a genuine
heart interest
Your daughter has outgrowr
everything she has" said Mrs. Vol
laston in concluding her remarks
"and you will now have TO provide fol
her at this coming-out party whicl
she intends to have"
AT the conclusion OF the speeches
Richard Reese presented the follow
ing resolution which was unani
mously adopted:
believing that every interest II
our city calls for an up-to-date Younl
Women's Christian Association build
ing. be il
"Resolyed. That we. the citizens o
Wilmington here assembled. repre-
senting all lines OF industrial. com
mercial and professional activity Il
our city, heartily approve Of the plan
which have been made by the boar
OF directors to secure such a buildini
for our city. and that we earnestl.
proceed at once TO systematically can
vass for funds with which to cree
, a modern Y. w. c. A. building. on tn
condition that at least 100000 be sc
cured by Wednesday night. June
1916: and be IL further
Resolved, That we individually an
collectively pledge our hearty supper
to the accomplishing OF this undertak
ing"
The following announcement
made: There has been a change mad
in the plans for the auto parade 10
business girls which was to have bee
held on Saturday. June 3. Instead
will be held on Friday, June 2. start
ing from the Eleventh street entrano
OF the Hotel duPont at 11.45 o'clocl