Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30

| y from the Charles M. Cooke =
\ Estate, $1,000; Mary Castle Trust, y
y $40; c. Brewer & Co., $500; =
y Castle & Cooke, $500; Hawaiian y
= Trust Company, 500, and an in =
y dividuat contribution Of 500. y
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Campaign workers in the Y. w. c.
A. program for raising the budget for
the year 1912 met at the association
today for lunch. They toured the
building and after this program was
| carried out full instructions we're
! given to the workers who will begin
the campaign. on Wednesday morning.
The various teams organized for the
campaign will begin work tomorrow
morning and will report at 1890 on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A
luncheon will be served at I o'clock
in the gymnasium to all campaign
workers. Reports will be received Of
| individual contributions and funds
raised by the various teams.
The campaign is planned to raise
81, 900 for the budget this year and to
clear the indebtedness on the building.
The captains Of the various teams are
as follows: Mrs. John Erdman, chief
captain; Mrs. e. G. Bartlett, Mrs. VIII
liam J. Forbes, Miss Alice Knapp, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss
Harriet Forbes, Miss Alice Hopper,
Mrs. Stanley Livingston, Mrs. Jona-
than Shaw and Mrs. r. o. Williams.
Miss Grace Channon, executive sec.
rotary of the Y. w. c. A., arrived this
morning from Long Beach. She i'm
tends to make her home here and
announced upon her arrival that her
family would soon move to Honolulu.
Miss chat,non is expected to take &C
tive charge Of the association in
short time.
Hundreds Of Honolulu women will
be up at daylight tomorrow morning,
ready to begin the campaign to raise
ST 900 to carry ON the Y. w. c. A..
budget for 1917 and to clear the debt
that is outstanding on the association
building. & :
plan vhirlwha cainnaisn -
The whirlwind' campaign for funds
will last for three days, and more than
400 people will be canVassed for.
funds to aid in the work of the year.
1t is estimated that It will cost nearly
$4,000 to run the affairs Of the asso-
citation during the coming year. Much
of this money will come back through
receipts in various departments, but
there are a number Of departments
which are not self supporting.
Among the features that are expect
ed to be enlarged during the coming
year are the departments of travellers
aid and extension work. In addition
it is planned to build a beach club at
Waikiki which will cost neat sum.
Work Starts systematically
The campaign to raise the 1917 bud
get is in charge Of Mrs. c. T. Fits,
chairman of the finance committee,
aided by Mrs. Walter F. Frear, presi
dent Of the association; Mrs. irwin
Shepherd, treasurer; Miss Helen Sal
isbury, campaign executive, and Miss
Annetta Dieckmann, publicity execu-
tive.
Some time ago Mrs. Frear sent out
400 letters to subscribers, and to
those who 1t is hoped will become
subscribers. The campaign office in
the association will be open daily
from 1880 to 100. During the cam.
paign q special luncheon will be serv-
ed with Mrs. Arthur Alexander, Mrs.
William C. Hobby and Mrs. Alexander
Lindsay as hostesses. The teams for
the campaign are as follows:
1--sIrs. Stanley Livingston, CAP
tain; Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, Miss
Edith Perkins, Miss Ruth Yeomans,
Mrs. H. H. Marvin, Mrs. w. P. Pledge,
Mrs. Geo. Warehouse, Mrs. William
Hoogs, Mrs. Harold Kerr
Miss Alice Hopper, captain; Mrs.
Ralph tombstone, Miss Pearl Joseph
son, Miss Edith Livingston. Miss Mar
garet Peterson, Miss G. H. futile.
Mrs. Harry Shaw. Miss Grace Morgan.
Miss Dorothy Hoogs. i
3-Miss Nora Sturgeon, captain; |
Miss Ruth Richards. Mrs. E. w. SUIT
ton, Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Re-
beeca Thompson, Mrs. Will Love. Miss |
Mary Won Holt. Miss Hilda Won Holt. |
Mrs. E. D. Kilbourne
Mrs. R. d. Williams, captain; |
Mrs. H. E. Savage, Mrs. Edgar Wood,
Mrs. R. L. Noggle, Mrs. ]. D. Mar
cues, Mrs. Philip Frear. Mrs. Ella Pea
body Osborne, Mrs. Clifton Tracy
Mrs. John Stone, Mrs NJ L. Copeland.
miss Alice Knapp, captain; Miss
Kathryn Adams, Mrs. G. L. Bergman,
Miss Ida Mcdonald, Miss Clara Zieg-
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6-Miss Harriet Forbes. captain;
Miss Leila Jameson, Miss Margherita
Miss Bernice Dwight.
Miss Eleanor Holt, Miss Margaret |
Todd, Miss Margaret Lynn. Miss Lani
Miss Birdie Reist, Miss
Edyth NJ. Gill. /
MRS. Jonathan Shaw. captain;
Mrs. Geo. A. Andrus, Mrs. Tom Sharp. |
Miss Jannatt Sharp. Miss Doris Noble,
Mrs. Albert Warehouse, Mrs. I. H.
Beadle, Mrs Stuart Johnson, Mrs.
Martha. Hitchcock.
S-Mrs. w J. Forbes, captain; Mrs.
J. S. B. Pratt, Mrs. Henry Judd, Miss
Elizabeth Dutot, Mrs. c. w Baldwin,
Mrs. J. F. Melanphy. Miss Sutherland.
Mrs. c. S. Crane, Miss Dorothy Row