El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-19
!. v. STRATEGY
BOARD GATHERS
Team Heads Hold Luncheon
to Plan for Whirlwind
Building Campaign.

{ As a preliminary TO the active begin
/ ming of the 100000 building fund cam
| raign OF the Young Womens Christian
! association. the heads of the various
! teams and the general staff. in charge
( Of all the workers, held a conference
luncheon Friday in the Y. ". C. A. resi-
dence dining room. on West Missouri
street. " c. Williams. the campaign
manager, arrived Thursday night At
/ the luncheon he outlined the plans for
the campaign.
The workers viii be grouped in an
( organization patterned along military
! lines, with q field marshal and general
siaff four divisions. commanded by
generals with captains under them and
each captain IN charge OF n team OF
ten workers In all there VIII be a force
OF between 800 and 400 workers The
campaign will last seven days a card
system viii be used among the workers
so that there viii be absolutely no du-
plication of the work The work Of the
y W c A and its purpose TO erect
much needed central administrative
building has been officially Endorsed by
the Rotary club. the Woman's club. the
College Women's club. the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. the Minis
. terial Alliance. the Y NJ g A and al!
the church women's organizations
Field Forces
". Z TOoley will be the field marshal
in charge of the entire body Of workers.
The members OF his general staff are:
Mayor Tom Lea. James Graham Nc
Nary, H B. Stevens DR.. r l. Ramey,
julius A. Krakauer, r Burt Orndorff.
and Nesdames NJ. !. Warner. James
Graham McNary. II. 7. Bowie, H B.
Stevens. L, 5. Stewart
Frank n Murchison is the general
commanding division A The captains in
this division are:
Division Captains.
A Il Anderson. H T Bowie F. B.
Fletcher. J. F Primm. H L Birney. Ed
Ellis. r. F. Davis and Horace W. Broad
dus.
B F. Farrar is the general command
ing division B. His captains are c. N.
schwabe. J. o. Crockett. G. c. Robert
son. A E ROwlands. Tom Newman, E.
& Perry, F. w Norton and J. ". Kirk
patrick
Mrs. = P Averill will be the general
OF division c. Her captains are Mes
danes T ". Lanier. J. l. Ely, F. ".
Norton, r b Homan. Robert l. Holli-
day, T. F Kimbeli. \ J Morris. T J.
faker. George Drummer and Miss Neda
Eickman-
Mrs J. A Rawlings is the general
of division n Her captains are Mes
tilda Burroughs, William Hogarth. Geo.
H. Clements, Paul Heermans, s 5.
BirchfieId Julius A. Krakauer, Burt
Orndorff. II. B. Stevens and a. A Jones.
All Of these officers attended the lunch
con
Gives Varied Service.
The Young Women's Christian ssso-
citation serves the women OF the city
in a wide variety of ways. Tt maintains
a lunch room. in which during the past
year 27,70S meals were served TO the
business women of the city, the meals
averaging 10 cents each The cafeteria
is in the central down town rooms. and
here there is also rest corner. where
cots are provided. separated from the
main room by screens. where the bust
ness women may rest during their noon
hour
In the central rooms also IS main
tanned an employment bureau. where,
free OF charge. girls out of work are
assisted in finding employment. During
1916 22O women were placed in posi-
tons. Educational classes in Spanish,
history. parliamentary law. needlework
ana other subjects are held, and these
" ere attended by 254 girls The gym
nasium classes through the year have
had enrolled 206 girls. 4 number of
clubs OF various kinds for special pur-
poses, have been formed among the