Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-03-24


Moss, wayqs and means: Mrs. John
Rippere. community service: Mrs A
.C. Cook. county work; Mrs. Edward
Johnson, room registry: Mrs Dudley
Carpenter Sunday hospitality: Mrs. 7.
W Richards. educational; Mrs George
Feldmeyer and Mrs. W u. Gardiner.
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Secretaries: Miss Grace McGregor,
General Secretary: Miss Elizabeth
Leonard. Girls Work Secretary; Miss
E. May Chandler. Cafeteria Director.
Ten Coed Reasons
The following are ten reasons why
Annapolis should have Y. w. c. A.:
First: Because ii is the largest and
finest women's organization which
has as its aim the spiritual, mental,
moral and physical welfare of the
girls and women of Annapolis.
Second: Because in town OF about
900 white citizens, where we have a
| floating population of $500 men and
boys. our girls need an antidote.
Third: Because We have practically
no amusement for our girls save dane
! ing and movies.
Fourth: Because We propose to
open TO the girls OF the city and coun-
ty through our educational classes the
/ advantages of advanced lessons in
I language, literature music. art, gym
nasties and the domestic sciences.
/ Sixth: Because our Cafeteria is
1 serving good, home-cooked meals to
! hundreds of people at low price. and
to school teachers and school children
at reduced price. The Cafeteria
stands for service and not profit,
| though it does pay for itself
Seventh: Because through our
/ Room Registry Bureau we are doing
a real service to the community in
| bringing together the rooms and those
! desiring them, and although it re-
/ quires many hours of the time of a
/ special committee of ladies this sery-
/ ice is entirely free.
| Eighth Because our Girl Reserves
and Business Girls Clubs are forming
a strong group of girls banded togeth-
er for mutual Improvement as well as
social relaxation, and pledged to Com
munity and World Service.
/ Ninth: Because, while it is true
/ that we have no factories we do have
| the stranger within our gates. :"
There are thousands of visitors com
! ing to our town in the course of the
! year from whom Annapolis reaps a
not inconsiderable profit. We should
also see in them a unique opportunity
for service.
| Tenth: Because the "Y'' stands for
| Joyous friendships and congenial re-
iationships between all the girls and
4 women OF the community.
Girls Work Committee: Mrs. Eli
ott H. Burwell, Mrs. w j King, Mrs.
1 Samuel Brooke, Mrs. Fannie Gray.
I Mrs. Claude Handy. Mrs. Dennis
| Thompson, Miss Caroline Heintz.
1 Membership Committee: Mrs. Ed
| ward Heise. chairman; Mrs Arthur
Langfield. Mrs George Leitch. Mrs.
/ 5eorge Heintz, Miss Nellie Dadds.
! Miss Hedwig Schaeffer.
Educational Compnttee: Mrs. T, "
I Richards. chairman; Mrs, Thomas
Fell Mrs G. w Laws. Mrs. Alphonso
/ Smith. Miss Louise Linthicum, Mrs
8. Allen Welch. Miss Baer. Mrs
| Charles Bramble, Miss Lucy Holiday
/ Mrs. A. L. Fowler. Miss Wohlegemuth.
/ Ways and Means: Mrs Robert
Moss, chairman; Mrs. Frank Pryor,
Mrs. Thomas Fell. Mrs Allan l.. Fow7
Ter. Miss Jennie Richardson. Miss
| augusta Jones.
| Community Service Committee Mrs.
| Anna Brewer. Mrs. II, B. Scarbor-
,ugh. Mrs VIM. Montgomery, Miss
| Lucy Wheatley.
Sunday Hospitality Committee: Mrs.
Dudley Carpenter, chairman; Mrs.
Wilhelm Friedell, Mrs Byron Rails
on. Mrs Stanley Canine, Mrs w. D.,
! Brereton.
Room Secretary: Mrs. Edward
Johnson. chairman; Mrs. VIM Mont
I gomery. Miss Lucy Wheately.
House Committee: Mrs. Robert
Oashiell. chairman; Mrs. S. S. Hep
burn. Mrs. Edward jewell Mrs. VIM.
Montgomery. Mrs. James Brashears.
Mrs Frederick Brainard, Mrs. T. ".
Richards, Mrs. John Dawes. Miss Flor
Ance Ridout. Miss Beatrice Gum. Miss
Margaret Martin. Mrs. Odin Bowie
Duckett
Cafeteria Committee: Mrs. Thomas
T. Linthicum, chairman; Mrs. Geo. T..
Teldmeyer. Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs
William Russell, Mrs. George Heintz
drs. Annie Brewer, Mrs, George Wilk-
ng, Mrs. William T. Barber, Mrs. r.
,. Williams, Ms. Walter Nose, Mrs
Walter Cook, Mrs W. f. Lyons, Mrs.
John Rippere. Mrs A. L. Fowler.
Mrs. W. 2. Childs. Miss X. Feldmeyer,
Miss Lillian winslow, Miss Claire
Martin. Miss Jennie Richardson, Miss
Elizabeth Moss. Miss Katherine Tay-
lor. Miss Minnie Childs.
Publicity Committee: Mrs W. H.
xadesch. chairman; Mrs. A. c. Hill,
Mrs. Ralph Parker, Miss Carrie Wood.
Miss Jennie Richardson. Mrs. ]. Pratt.
Reserve list of workers at large:
Mrs II 7 Featon. Mrs. Arthur Jones