Evening journal., 1922-01-20

new furniture was also added. A
hedge was given by Mrs. r. G. Tall
man and Mrs. T. d. Brown gave tho
home many spring bulbs and flow
ers Books and magazines we're also
sent to the home.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Wine house
rnatron at Wollaston Hall, gave the
report for the home. During the
! year there were 71,175 meals served
at the home In January. 1921,
there were 6S girls at Wollaston
Hall and on December 81. 1921
there were so girls. During the
year 10 girls were married and there
were two weddings at the home
One OF the features OF the week said
Mrs. Wine is the Sunday morning
service which all the young women
attend. Talks were given by several
ministers during the year. Thanks
giving dinner was served and was
attended by 40 girls. At Christmas
there was a Christmas tree with r
gift for all the residents of Wollas-
ton Han and a dinner was served to
all who We're there
Mrs Walter ID. Bush reported for
the cafeteria. Her report showed
that the food in the cafeteria is
down to pre-war prices and the
standard Of food has never been
lowered. Leftover food, she re-
ported. is sent to the Sunday Break
fast Mission.
Mrs /. II. Phillips gave the re-
port Of the religious work commit
tee. During the year talks we're
given at the club rooms by Miss
Agnes Downey and Miss Bertha Har-
Ian. The Rev. George Allison. pas
tor OF Second Baptist Church gave
a series OF talks at the Y. w c. A..
and the Rev. Charles A. Earl, Of
Bethany Baptist Church gave talks
at the Wollaston Hall. The World
Week OF Prayer was observed by the
association. During the month of
November suppers were served on
Sunday evenings in the club rooms.
to many needy families in this city
Mrs j. Merrick Horn gave an in
teresting report for the Girls Work
Department Between 800 and 400
girls are reached in this depart
ment There are twelve clubs. Four
OF these are high school clubs. six
grade school clubs and two indus
trial clubs. Mrs. r. +. Pierson Is
in charge OF the high school club
advisors. Mrs Charles Weston, the
grade school advisors, and Miss
Mary Ramsay. the industrial clubs.
Miss Alma Tall, girls work secretary,
gave up her work in July and Miss
Mary Ramsay served in this capa-
city until November
During tho year, the department
observed Mothers Week in March,
a banquet was given in the spring
and a Pilgrims entertainment was
/ given in the High School. Numer-
GUS parties were enjoyed at the
Holiday House. Delegates were sent
to the conferences at Camp Nepah-
win. Social Service work was a big
part Of the program, and sewing
for the hospitals was also an impor-
tant feature.
Mrs. e. H. Barsham, gave the re-
port for the Industrial committee. II
was shown by the report that there
we're 5000 women employed in fac
tories, moving picture houses. and
other centers In this city. While Miss
Theodore Elwem was industrial sec
/ refarv several clubs were formed
among the industrial girls. The as
: ISOLATION is hoping TO obtain a sec
rotary IN the near future to succeed
b Miss Elweil.
The report OF the Holiday Hous
. was given by Mrs. Joseph Stuart
It showed that many girls and younl
women had enjoyed this recreationa
center during the year. One OF th'
features OF the House this year -wai
the dinners served weekly to differ
cnt groups OF women and children
from the Health Centers OF vii
mington.
Mrs II. Y. Jemison reported foi
! the classes and educational commit
tees that the following classes had
been held during the year: Spanish
/ parliamentary law, dressmaking
gymnasium and mandolin. All tho
classes had been self-supporting ex-
. cept the sewing class. The library
7 committee report was also read Ivy
Mrs Jemison. Six magazines have
/ been added to, the grading table in
the club room. S04 Market street
and eight magazines and one daily
4 paper contributed to Wollaston Hall
The report OF the Altiora Club
was given by Mrs. r. H--Wise. The
club has membership OF As. Ter
meetings were held and $500 wa
raised during the year. Three hun
dred dollars was used in sending "a
delegates TO the Silver Bay confer.
ence: $50 was sent 20 China; SO
was used in purchasing a brace fol
little girl and $40 was used ir
bringing cheer to many needy fam
lies OF this city.
i Miss Helen Guyer reported for th'
J. Blue Triangle Boosters Club Tw'
delegates were sent to Camp Nep
b ahwin and one to Silver Bay Mis-
, Carrie V. p. Young and Miss Clari
E southwick visited tho club durin
{ tho year, At Thanksgiving. foo
{ was taken to many deserving fam
lilies in the city. A turkey wa
4 sent at Christmas to the Florcnc
s crittenton Home. and cheer wa
q brought to an aged couple In thl
T. city Eight club suppers were hel
= during the year and $40 was give
I. to the China fund.
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