Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-19

NJ. G. Al field secretary here the past
several months gave interesting talk
She spoke on the adyisabtiity of pnr,
ellassng the Bond building. now being
occupied. temporarily by the u W 6.
A. and On which they have an opin.
Ion until July 81. The building has
been thoroughly cleaned fumigated.
and furnished, the furniture having
beeing placed by the national Y w
C. a headquarters Of New York. at
the expense of the latter. and which
furnishings will be given 10 the An
naDolis Y't should Ii purchase the.
building and have lis own home
Miss Roelon told III the interest Of
the girls in the county How she had
established branches Of the Girls Re.
serves al GalesvilIe and other sections
and the excellent work the girls are
doing To help make other people
happy One section Of the Girls Re
serves, which Is branch of the r w
q Al has raised Is for the Salvation
Army She told of the girls interest
IN the athletic phase of the work. and
their desire ID be well and strong
through taking calisfhenic exercises
lind drills Miss Roelof told of the
desire 10 establish ~ Ct A I here
and what Il meant to Annapolis, of the
work alreidy begun and its success
and Of the opportunity that knocked
At the door here, and that should be.
needed She said some one opposed
had said Il IS j Y 4 that is
needed bslt she said while We admir-
that, you will find tile young men
coming 70 w C a when the
girls cannot 90 tp Il II G a Rec.
reation will ha feature and games
and entertainment under proper
chaperonage Will be Afforded ai the
'.Ys which seeks To give every ad
vantage to young girls.
$SO0 Raised Toward Fund
At last nights meeting 1t was an.
nounced BY Mrs. Rhbert Moss, chair
man of the Ways and Means Com.
nitted. that 5000 had been raised to-
ward the sum required for the purs
chase Of the building. or this Mrs.
Moss said the committee had sub.
scribed $500; Mrs. 81 George Barber
500; Mrs. John Floyds Wagganaan.
800. and air. aud Mrs. f ] Schmidt,
800
The Ways and Means Committee Is
composed Of Mrs. Robert Moss. chair
man; Mrs Thomas Fell Mrs. II. ri
Pryor. Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler. Mrs.
Alex prosky. Miss Augusta Jones 81
the First District, Miss Jennie Pal
mer Richardson. Second District
Mrs. Moss gave credit To Mrs. Dash
#Iclrs committee Who had worked Inde
fatigably HI haying The house clean
ed and renovated from its former state
as Il bar, and restaurant, to the at
tractive home for visiting womeM Il
Is now Mrs Moss made ST ing
earnest appeal for local interes iii
the Y W. q. Al and the practical ity
and adyisabiiity of the purchase d he
building upon which they had an Dp
ton, and which the gentlemen present
all local business men. said was Of
fered AT q reasonable figure.
After the speech-making lee cream
and cake was served, and the visitors
inspected the rooms expressing espe
@eial admiration for etherecpet room,
cafeteria and business Office, as well
as the bedrooms above stairs
Members Of the Provisional com
mittee present who assisted were
Mrs w. 3. Gardiner. Mrs Dashiell,
Mrs, Heise, Mrs. Fell, Mrs. Fowler,
Mrs. Moss and Miss Dorothy Dean, ID
charge of the cafeteria.
II is given out that although the
\, N. G. A. had just opened the sue
cess during June week at the Naval
Academy was phenomenal as It also
vas during the college commencement