The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
MAKING DREAMS
TO COME TRUE
Years of Effort Have
Brought Reward in
Realization
FOR GIRLS OF SAPULPA
Y. w. c. a. Solves Problem
Of Looking After Welfare
Of Youthful Womanhood

-, MILDRED =. CHADWICK.
SAPGIpA. March a.A number
Of clubwOmcn who back ln 1915 and
1911. planned for an organization
which would some day give cVory
girl IN Sap1lpa u chance to enjoy
good. hc1lthul recreation. In "a place
which was made for their especial
benefit and whore they could hc sur
rounded by nothing but the best of
Influences, havc for tho past HlK
months bccn watching their dreams
como true. through the medium ot
the Young Women's Christian asan-
citation. which was organized o. tho
10Th Of september.
Though only six months old this
organization has done wonderful
things nnd practically every young
woman I'm Sahilpa is Interested in
this organization.
Tho entire mombcrFhip numbcrH
500 or moro and at every club, so
Uloty. church. civic organization,
E,or" or business firm whore young
women and girls are employed, there
will ho found that = representative
number ~ them arc mcmbors Of this
organization; for whom u drive was
made fOr mCmbora with MrR .. X.
RhNffcr as chairman. all places In
tho city whore u young woman could
bc found wcrc visltcd and All asked
to Join aud got the benefits that
wcrc then only plans but which arc
now and have been for several
months realities
Organization Effected,
on September 10. 1890. the v ".
g. a. Of Sapulpn was officially or
ganizod and comfortable temporary
quarters wcrc established in the A.
brRry. When these rooms at the
library were taken It was known that
these were only temporary and that
a building was to be- purchased and
u permanent home mndo for the Sa-
pulpa = W. g. A. aud several weeks
ago the Leo building. at tho corner
~ Loo and water streets, one Of tho
incest three-story buildings In IA
pulpa. wns bought and headquarters
win be made horo In few weeks.
Plans are now to Use the first
floor OF the building for offices mud
parlors as they now have at the
library, ana the second floor " 10 be
made into "A number OF rooms. these
Ia bc used ns bedrooms, and each
win he occupied Ivy two girls Plans
nrc being made to accommodate so
girls. Clubs of the, city viii fur
nlsh tho rooms ana each club will
furhish one room at n cost OF 800
each. Mrs. Mcrtzhcimcr. the u""s-
'nt hustcss, has accepted the place
as matron aud MiNs Elizabeth An.
drcws. the secretary, viii continue IN
that capacity
Club az Many clubs.
From the very first ~ has beer
the ondeavor Of Miss Andrews 20 us,
the rooms obtained In the library &c
F..l L.. n
fort 10 accomplish This shc has urged
the girls 10 form clubs of their owr
and use the rooms To hold theiI
meetings m. The natural result al
this has been that the organization
il really u club NJ clubs with IN,
association. its secretary and hos
tess, M the head OF all tho actiVi
ties. The first club to be formed wat
the business ana Professoua
Womcns' club This club was or
ganl1cd the first of November ant
has 65 members. Miss Minnie Nal
lory ts president. Miss Ora Loc Petit
vice president: Miss Ethel Bruln
treasurer, and Miss Vcra Perry sec
rctary. This club has accomplished
much. They undertook the sale q
Christmas Anti-Tuherculosis seal
and collected $1,000. Miss Gcrtrud
i'dNAN NhN INV 'llhlllllbll VI inns hilN'
They also purchased n Nictrola an,
placed II In tho Y. w. &. a. rooms
Two minstrel shows have heon give
by this club and over ttb0 cleared
Tho II. H. q, club was the sccont
80 ho organized and tho member
arc tho girls of local laundry. Thi
IS purely social club and tho ofCi
ccrs arc; President, Mrs. Mae stuart
vice president, Anna Mccain; see
rctnry, Jessie sullivan. These girl
meet twice "A month at the Y W
e.. A, parlors
school Girls Enlisted
club has also been formC
among the girls OF the hlgh schoo
with Miss NcrmA Jones az tho prosi
dent. This club holds occasion.
parties and recreation meetings.
The Junior High School club hn
only beou formed fcw weeks Nj.
Mary Wyness ~ tho sponsor an
1iclsn Morris Is president: Franco
Clack, Woo president; Tholma Sou
uecrctary; and Alcen pagloy, trcal
urcr. 4 club is also to bo organ
tied tn each grade school among th
girls who are over ] . years OF ag,
With these four clubs organize
and all actively engaged I'm som
Kind OF work, and n secretary an
hostess employed and a buidiu
purchased for a permanent hom,
Il looks as II much had boon accom-