Evening journal., 1916-03-01
Y. ". c. A. NOTES

The Nesper service on last Sunday
afternoon in the gymnasium was well
attended. A most helpful and inspir-
Ing talk was given by Mrs. Charles
+. Wollaston. the new president OF
the association her subject being,
THE Source OF Our Power" Miss l.
Il. Phillips. chairman of the religious
work committee presided The mu-
sic rendered by Master Charles T. Ed
wards. violin, and Mrs James West
colt who sang. was very much appre-
ciated. An Acquaintance Hour" fol-
lowed the service when Miss Clara
E. RICHTER of the religious work com
mittee was hostess.
A meeting Of a special finance COM
mittee was held in the annex on Mon
day morning when some further steps
were taken looking toward a building
campaign I'm the near future.
The monthly meetings OF the house
and lunch and membership commit
tees were held at and 8 o'clock at
the association on Monday. In addi-
tion to the regular business. plans
were made for a dinner for the men,
bers of the association residence and
members of the house committee on
Monday. March 90, in the gymnasium:
also for a st. Patrick's party to be
given in honor Of all who have Joined
the association since fall, this to be
held on Saturday. March is in the
+ gymnasium. Because of the lack OF
parlors no social affairs can be held
at the association excepting on even
ings when there are no gymnasium
classes being held
Eleven members of the gymnasium
hiked to Newark on last Saturday af-
ternoon. Miss Mathilde Seipp. physi-
cal director will be In charge of hikes
, every Saturday afternoon and all
members are invited. The crowd will
leave the association at o'clock.
The Business Girls Club Bible
b Glasses will meet at the association
n at o'clock on Thursday. A Is cen
G cafeteria supper will be served in tn,
/. gymnasium from $50 to $50 o'clock
n Every business girl in Wilmington Il
! invited.
o. Il is expected that there will be q
! large attendance at the birthday ami
versary service of the Young Wo.
/, mems Christian Association to be held
In Grace N. Il. Church on Friday even.
. ing. The Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins,
rector of the Church of the Holy Trim
ity Philadelphia, and well known in
Wilmington. will be the chief speaker.
Norris c. Morgan, organist and
ohoirmaster of Grace Church, will pre-
side at the organ, recently installed
In the church. The choir of 80 mem
bers of the Y. w. C. A. will be assist
ed by some OF the members of the
Grace Church choir.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements is as follows
Program-Mrs /. II. Phillips. Miss
Mary II. A. Mather, Mrs. w. S. Prick
EFT.
Music and invitations-Mis Helen
Hayes. Miss Anna Cloward, Miss Eve.
lyn Hayes.
Ushers-Miss Elsie Robelen. The
ushers will be Miss Elsie Robelen
Miss Mathilde Seipp, Miss Mabel
Groves. Mrs. West Lamborn, Miss
Katherine Mason. Mrs Frank Neal
Miss Gertrude Robb, Miss Mabella
Ward.
The program will be as follows:
Professional hymn. Rejoice Ye Pure
in Heart" invocation. the Rev Her.
bert f. Randolph; greeting, Mrs.
Charles f. Wollaston; hymn, "Oh.
Beautiful for Spacious Skies" respon-
sive reading; prayer of praise; hymn,
"Oh. God Our Help in Ages Past T"
address. the Rev Floyd W. Tomkins;
prayer of conservation; offering fore
word. Miss Grace l.. Osborn. general
secretary: offertory hymn Father Of
! Lights" by choir; hymn. Lead on.
Oh. King Eternal closing prayer and
: benedictior by the Rev Dr. T. p.
Holloway.