Evening journal., 1921-04-19
SETTLEMENT
MORTGAGE SOON
Penny-a-Day Society Con-
tributes Literally to
Building Fund
F. E. STONE AGAIN
NAMED PRESIDENT

At the annual meeting Of the Peo-
pies Settlement Association held last
evening the following officers were
elected: President. Frederick H.
Stone; first vice-president, Lammot
dupont; second president, Mrs.
Holiday S. Needs; secretary, Fred
erick Blatz; treasurer. Charles b.
Palmer; assistant treasurer, Miss
Margaret Miller; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. William s. Hnles: exec
utive committee, Mrs. Frank ID.
Lackey, Miss Margaretta Miller.
Frank DUPONT, Henry j. Krebs. Lam
mot DUPONT. Miss Sarah w Pyle.
Miss Edith Russell was elected clerk
OF the association.
Previous TO the business meeting
a dinner was given for the executive
committee and their friends in the
Settlement House At this time,
Miss Sarah W. Pyle. head worker at
the Settlement presented her annual
report. Instead of the usual custom
Of reading a long report Miss Pyle
gave a brief account OF the years
work. At the conclusion Of the ban
quet a delegate from each group and
class Of the Settlement gave an in
teresting report. Progress was re-
/ ported along all lines.
Miss Pyle's report follows:
"At our first membership meeting
in March. "a groups were represent
ed. These meetings, having proved
/ successful and inspiring, are 20 be
/ held monthly, henceforth. from Oc-
tober to May. and are to be family
/ gatherings at which the house
activities are discussed by delegates
elected from the club and class mem
bership.
"Our meeting tonight will be the
last until the fall, because the three
day festival for which we are an pre-
pairing. May II. / . and 13, Will take
its place next month.
In "A short review OF the summer
work OF 1920. 1 am glad TO say that
i no accident of serious nature beyond
minor bumps and bruises occurred
on thegplayground nor was there any
serious question OF discipline, witt
an average Of nearly 5000 in attend
ance every month.
Tennis proved popular beyond al
expectations, and two senior tennii
tournaments and one junior NEE
were greatly enjoyed by young anC
p old. Several track meets were ruI
during the summer. both for on
seniors and juniors. including thu
running broad jump, running an'
: standing high, pole vault, shot pu
and races Of various kinds. Tw'
, week-ends in the country were en-
joyed by the Girl Scouts besides va
rious hikes Of the junior groups.
j This coming summer. through
b. our newly formed athletic associa
Z tion, we hope TO make a good show
ling in the Neighborhood League
formed by the Community Service
for baseball. volley ball, quoits. et'
The managers and captains of ou
? various teams have been elected an
the schedule Of games planned. a
present checkers, billiard and shut
heboard contests are engaging IN
e attention OF our older boys.
"A ten weeks course Of training q
e volunteer workers was held eac
- Monday afternoon at the Settlemen
E under the auspices Of the leaders q
the Round Table, from January
2 to February 2S, with an average at
/ tendance Of %. Such questions as
z The Needs Of the Local Communit
D and How to Meet Them" The Re
e sources Of a Local Community an
e How 10 Use Them club organiza
tion and programs were discussed
\ and the course as a whole prove
] most satisfactory.
THE Spanish club under the di
p rection OF the Field Department, Ser
? vice Citizens. held enjoyable partie
, here in May. September and Decem
o. Der.
THE new feature OF the work