Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-30
Y. VIC. A. FOLK
HOLD BANQUET

HULD DAVVUEl
The first meeting of the Y. w. c. A.
of Sank county was held at the War
rem hotel, Friday evening, October "a.
About 80 girls from the various
towns, and villages of Sank county
were present at the banquet.
At z o'clock the girls formed in line
and marched to the table. Mrs. Engel-
king of Delton acted as tOastmistress.
She is very much interested in the Y.
w. and gave very interesting talk.
Marie Carpenter then gave well
come to the girls of Sank county in
behalf of the Baraboo girls. Bertha
Phillips of Reedsburg gave the res
ponse.
Dodge county has been organized
the girls of the Dodge county Y. w.
G. A. spent some time in camp at
Fox lake. Ruth McGilvra of Bara-
boo spent the last summer with the
girls at Fox Lake. She related her ex-
/ periences in camp, and gave the
schedule of the days work in camp.
Her talk was very interesting and the
girls from Sank county were very
enthusiastic to have girls camp for
the summer at some lake.
Miss Lilly Andrews, county secre-
tary for Dodge county told of the
work which had been accomplished in
that county.
Miss Troy, who is state town, and
county secretary of Wisconsin, has
been In Baraboo helping to organize
the Y. w. C. A.
Miss Gettman, the local Y w. C. A.
secretary, had charge of the program
and banquet which proved to be a
huge success. One Of the interesting
numbers on the program was a talk
by Miss Ting, student of the Y. w. C.
A., and who is secretary for Pekin,
China. She gave a very interesting
talk which was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
! Miss Lee, student at Northwest
ern university, also from China, acted
as interpreter for Miss Ting.
Songs and yells were given by all
the different towns and villages repre-
sented. The girls from the different
villages and towns in Sank county
who were present at the banquet are
sfollows:
Reedsburg: Hazel Sommers, Ethel
Thompson, Genevieve Sarrington, Dor
othy Huebing, Evangeline Fisher,
Audrey Giffert, Leila Meyer, Elizabeth
Haas, Winnifred Davenport, Leona
Skinner Erna Kelly, Bertha Phillips,
Essa Brooks, Gertrude Phillips.
! Baraboo: Cecil Potterville, Kath-
crime Black, Mable Conan, Helen
Case, Marjorie Thomas, Marguerite
Gonde, Mary Reinking, Salome North,
Muriel Hitler, Helen Neubauer, Flea
nor Jones, Mary Pointer, Helen Kop-
PIKE, Viola Leindorf, Margaret Pierce,
Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Rounds, Gen
evleve Winchester, Josephine Brown,
Naomi Hasten, Julia Campbell, Anna
Johnson, Maxine Ellis, Laura Brown,
Margaret Thuerer, Katherine Seyler,
Lucille Foley, Helen Mcmahon, Viola
Gollmar, Stephanne Schultz, Helen
Argyle, Mildred Warner Marion Fish
er, Marie Carpenter, Fola Case, Ruth
Battles, Ruth Loomis, Helen Kings
ford, Bessie Berkeley, Dorothy Wiley,
Amanda Schultz, Francis Simmons
Esther Potterville, Marcella Kieffer,
Maude Dibble, Florence Lucht, Lois
/, Beige, Lorraine Cummings, Arlie
Hubbard, Irene Underkofler, Lora
Flynn, F1oyce Newell, Edith Lippett,
L. Terrence, Ruth Clark. Dorothy
Turner, Helen Weed, Elizabeth Weed,
Marie Carpenter.
La Vale: Ruth Schwartz. ina
Whiteley
Greenfield: Olga Guethleine, Mar
ion Wing, Mrs. Clarence Wing.
Glenville: Muriel Schrieber, Bessie
Rumpf, Edna Hunt, Elsie Edwards,
Erma Gumprecht, Helen Pearson,
Bessie Pearson Juliet Lucht.
Prairie du Sac: Viola Leindorf
Emma Won Wa1d, Mildred Schoephoes-
: ter, Della Kindschi, Grace Gasser
Edna Giese, Edna Meyer, Ramona
Enge, Gladys Meyer, Esther Schoep-
hoester, Florence Steuber.
Delton: Pricella De Witt, Hazel
Squires, Viola Turner, Mrs. J. Steele.
Dorothy Barker, Mrs. Fl. Shuts, Arlisle
5 Simmons, Mary Ludwig. Fife Mass
enger, Beatrice Murray, Voda Wash
burn, Ethel Durham, Florence Dun
ham. Grace Messenger, Virginia Dav-
idson, Mrs. M. Engelking. =!
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