Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
Y. v. c. A. WORK
EXPLAINED At
AID CLUB LUNCH
Mrs. Frank c. Anterior and
Miss Helen Salisbury Tell AID
Club What Assn. is Doing
Y. w. Budget Campaign
January 81, February IL
Officers, staff and members of the

Officers, staff and members of the
Y. W. c. A. took the Ad Club by
storm at the Alexander Young hotel
today at noon, the largest crowd In the
history Of the club being present TO
hear the message of the women who
are vitality interested in the campaign
for a bigger and better Y. w. C. A. j.
: A hurried call for more tables was
made at the last moment and when
the first speaker was introduced there
was not q vacant place in the large
lunch room on the first floor.
Mrs. Frank C. Anterior, recording
secretary of the Y. w. c. A., was first
introduced by President Wallace r.
Harrington Mrs. Anterior outlined
the growth of the association from.
the time when the organization was
struggling for existence until today,
when the association claims 1886 men,
bers. # . - "
in less than Is months time the as
ISOLATION has showed an increase of
800 per cent in every department,
said Mrs. Anterior. Honolulu trust
ed us and gave us new building. We
were then adopted by the Pacific
Coast field, and this has been big
help in many ways. We want the
men of Honolulu to see our viewpoint.
We want to have an association that
can give us prestige. We believe that
the work is being carried on in way
that will give us the support of every
man interested in the girl Mrs.
Anterior complimented Miss Sails
bury on the work. that had been ac-
complished in the past few months.
Miss Helen Salisbury In speaking on
IF Were a Girl" said that each or
eanization naturally tends toward the
thing that 1t is proficient in. She re-
marked that Honolulu was proficient
In pigeon English. She told Of Al
group which made ali effort to locate
acemetery by asking one Of the resi-
dents In certain section of the
island. He failed 70 understand what
cemetery meant, but when one young
lady said: MAN make. Suppose put
him in box. Hole In ground. Where
stop?" the resident Immediately real
lied he could assist them.
Miss Salisbury talked on proficiency
and efficiency and asked the menj
what they would do II they we're I'M
the place of the girl stenographerfwho
takes restful half hour ct the Y. w.
G. A, of the girl from the mainland
who comes here without funds, of the
shopper, the club girl and of the girl
who loves to take advantage of ath-
letics. Then she told Of the things
that were vitality important In the
association and told of the figures for
the year.
Miss Salisbury brought out the fact
that In Is months the club members
had grown from 25 to 236. The extern
sion department had grown from Is TO
150. The physical department from
80 to 222, and In summing this up
Miss Salisbury said that this does not
figures so much. but girls
who had been assisted
Mrs. Charles Hall entertained with
D solo, and the Hawaiian Girls Club
double quartet rendered two Hawai-
Ian songs. President Harrington called
upon the various committee chairmen
for reports. At the conclusion of the
talks by the officers of the association
President Harrington, ]. Morton Riggs
and Capt Henry Berger complimehted
the ladies on the excellent program,
and wished them success. in the cam
paign for funds.