Evening star., 1922-02-26
MRS. HARRY E. HULL.

Every department and branch OF
the Young Women's Christian As
sociation is planning to take an ac-
tive part in the campaign which. be-
ginning March and ending six days
later. is expected to wipe out the
$45.0O0 difference. between the well
fare inorganization's income and ex-
penditures. The association is very
nearly elf-supporting. the compare
lively slight budget difference neces-
sary for maintenance being annually
taken care of in this way.
Hundreds OF girls and women, ap-
preciative of the advantages con-
ferred by membership in the Y. w.
c. A., will give their time and serv-
ices to the work Of procuring the
funds necessary to carry forward the
associations work during 1922.
Opening Dinner March Q.
An opening dinner, to be attended
by many distinguished women. is
paign. Monday, March 6. This will
be held at the Church Of the Epiph-
any. Reports of progress will be
made at monday luncheons. which
will begin at the same church Tues
day, March Z. Preliminary to the
campaign there will be mass meeting
Of the business and professional wom-
ems division at the ''Y. W." admin
istration building. 1888 street
northwest. at 6:15 o'clock next We'd
The home women's division will meet
two days later at luncheon at the
same place for the purpose Of giving
detailed instructions for the cam
paign work.
Mrs. Hull Chairman.
Mrs. Harry E. Hull. wife Of Rep
resentative Hull Of Iowa and a MEM
Der Of the board of directors, as chair.
man of the executive committee, will
lead the drive. She will be assisted
by Miss Margaret r. Fox. chairman
of special gifts committee; Mrs. John
Denby Hird. chairman OF lists; Mrs.
Chester D. swope, chairman Of wom-
Mildred Batholow. Joint chairmen of
business and professional women's
teams: Miss Elizabeth Eastman.
chairman of publicity. and Mrs. Frank
Casey chairman Of the luncheons
Campaign plans are being form
ulated under the direction of Miss
Grace NJ. Axtell Of the campaign serv-
ice bureau Of the national board of
the Y. w. c. A. in New York. Miss
Axtell is rapidly completing the or
ganiza ton. which will comprise, be-
sides special committees. two general
divisions Of workers-the home wom-
ems division and the business and
professional women's division.
Mrs. Swope Leader.
Mrs. Chester Swope is leading the
home women's division, which is
! made up twelve teams each com
prising a captain. lieutenant and
their lieutenants are at work pre-
pairing for the task Of solicita-
ton, which begins March Z. They in
clude Mrs. William A. Boyd, captain:
Mrs. James o. Bobee. lieutenant; Mrs.
Albert H. Putney. Mrs. Frank Col
Fowler. Mrs. Ida Johnson. Mrs. Will
liam Browning. Miss Agnes Miller,
Mrs Carl Casey, Mrs. Frank Casey.
Miss Frances E. Chickering. Mrs. D.
| E. Rice. Mrs. Luther Mott, Mrs. Ed
mond Platt. Mrs. 7. 2. Brown. Mrs.
| Harvey f. Friend. Miss Elizabeth
Pierce, Mrs Edward Widdef1eld, Mrs.
w. E. Chamberlin and Miss Flora
Johnson.
Dr.. Ada Thomas and Miss Mildred
Bartholow are being assisted with
Reigel. Industrial secretary. and Miss
Mildred King, business women's Sec
retary of the Y. W. G.. A., and the
following captains and lieutenants:
Miss Ruth Jeffers, Miss Freda Stef-
fin, Miss Berkeley. Miss Alice Nc
Cauley, Miss 1lena Bailey. Miss Emily
Day, Miss Helene AIdritch, Miss Mary
Winfree. Miss Bertha Pabst, Miss
Grace Braeme, Miss Matilda Butler,
Miss Brown and Mrs. Lewis.
The public is cordially invited to
visit all the association centers and
view the work being accomplished by
the organization for the girls and
women of Washington as well as for
the strangers within its gates.