Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-30
THE Y. NJ. q. A. NOTES.
beginning October LIST, Vesper Ser.
vices to G p. M. ..

beginning October LIST, Vesper Ser.
vices to G p. M.
Prof Miles w. Conner of Virginia
/ Union University was tho speaker at
| tho Vesper Hour last Sunday. His sub
ject, Words was well chosen anu
; used In such a manner THAT altho the
, audience was thrilled at times, each
, person had real food for thought. Mr..
| Walter White and Miss Eva Coleman
! delighted the audience with special
, selections. This was MI. Whites first
| appearance at our Sunday services
| but 1t Is hoped that he will come again
| On Sunday October 1St, the Girl Re-
! serves will have charge of the Vesper
, Hour and on every first Sunday in
each month. They are fortunate in su
| curing for their speaker on Sunday,
! Miss Phila McGillory Of Armstrong
! High School. Miss McGillory is a gradr,
J ate OF the Ohio State College and has
had experience with girls in "Y" work
. at Columbus, Ohio. Another big treat
In store for Sunday will be q solo by
Mrs. Mary Ross Dorsey, Dramatic
reader Of National fame. In addition
! Mr.. Paul Morton and the Girl Reser7.
es sextette will sing. All girls and
those interested in girls are invited to
DO present. Miss Henrietta Barrett,
Vice-president df the Girl Reserves
| Executive Council will preside.
week End Conference planned for
Grub Advisers, October 13-15th. "A
conference for Girl Reserves Advisers
ana all those who work with the adde's
| cent girl will be held at the Y. W. G..
! A. on the week ending October 18TH,
l4th, and 18th. Some OF the subjects
Tor discussion are: The Y. w. C. A.
| Its scope; Psychology OF the Adde'S
cent Girl; The Girl Reserve Movement
Relation of the Adviser to the Girls.
Experts along these particular sub.
Jects have been invited to lead in these
| discussions.
I Nearly one hundred guests were:
present at the Formal Opening or tho
! Girls Work Department. A Miniature
Oh Nlltrell was the feature. Miss Beat
rice Edmunds was in charge. Mrs.
Hucles, Executive Secretary of the
{ Cnarlotte Branch was guest, also
! MISS E. l.. Ianzinger, General Secre-
tary, Miss Webster, Physical Director
Miss Litaker, Girl Reserve Secretary,
| Miss Nilsson, Industrial Secretary all
Of the Central Y. w. G. A. Richmond,
Miss Kelly, General Secretary OF
Charlotte, N. c., and Miss Lorena Mas
on OF the S. A. Y. w. c. A. office.
Remember the Vesper hour Sc P.
/ M. Sunday,
! Y. W. c. A. Campaign, November G
, to 18th.
! Richmond cannot afford to fail :.
! Rfchm0nd must go over the top. To
succeed in this effort we must have
! the cooperation of Il large number of
i volunteer workers. Many girls and wo
men will be asked to do their bit. Ono
| hundred and forty-one women were
asked to do q little preliminary worn
| this week. We are relying upon them
to response for that job we'll done u
the first step in making a campaign
: successful. ny,
The "Y" stands for sorv;c. 70 Tho
girls and women Of this community
Lodging, permanent and transient, So.
curing employment cooperation with
the travellers Aid, classes for women
ana girls, club and recreation work
: Tor girls are some Of the ways in which
, service Is rendered.