Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
SIXTH NATIONAL
Y. ". c. A. CONVENTION
Delaware to be Represented
at the Hot Springs
Gathering.

Yesterday noon Mrs. Caleb ~.
RurohenaI. chairman of membership
OF tho local Y. W. G. A.. Mrs, ". Y.
Jsmlson. recording secretary. and
Miss !. Mncklem Beattic. general sec
re,nry. loft for Philadelphia, where
they Joined the Philadelphia delega-
tlon, going on n special Pullman for
Hot Springs, Arkansas. TO attend the
sixth convention ~ tho Young Wo-
mans Christian Association
I, IL expected that fully 800 per-
sons viii attend this convention. The
morning sessions will he held IN the
Auditorium, where the opening meet
ing will be held Thursday evening
Afternoon and evening sessiona viii
be held In the different churches and
hotels ~ tho city. Among the prpfni.
n.n, women attending the convention
viii be Mrs Robert " Hpesr. Nrs
John French. Mrs william Adams
Brown. Mrs =. Scott Parrish. ~ Rich
mond. Mrs Lswis w. fspham, Mrs
Harry Emerson Fosdiok.
The reports ~ four commissions a. hs
presented ~ the convention deal with
The direct Individual membership IN
the nstionsi association. the develop
nent - leadership; the alternative
t.asis - ntrnbefship. Ike that IN une
In college Y. w. 9. ts, giving =
ehoics Of scirms'ion or church mem
hershlp. and ths regulation snf main
tensnca - city s.andsrd. for ssso-
cistions Their. Will siso b. discussion
- support for national work and the
budget fcr nssiunsi nns world work
! An interesting '.s,ur. viii h~~shs
presented hy Miss Charlotte Niysn
~ England ~ peace resolution
drawn np ~ women Representatives
~ twenty -sir nations =, Chsmpery
Switzerland
one ~ tho mos, interesting speaker,
~ the convention viii 30 Miss A
nsuds Royden. the nrs, wofnsn I,
preach In the Church o, England .nS
the mos. able woman speaker on re.
lision ms,ters IN the world today
The Gentleman with the Duster" ~
his newest book, Pointed Windows.
gives chapter 70 Me. Royden nc
ccriing her unique place in IN.
a series ~ lectures on Women sn,
the Worlds Future"
Mrs. Frederic NJ psi-s will .erv. .,
president ~ IN. sixth national con
vention
The afternoons Will he Ssvos =,
largely TO sectional mestings. stu
dent assemblies, industrial assemblies
finance. city standards, ipdividus
nsmbeyship. and isadsrship commits
sion mestinxs. world service oovnoiis
conferences ~ presidents of local AZ
sooiations, eso.
Ths morning sessions will be da
voted 90 business and reports Of com
rnlssioners.
The speaker for the first even,n
Will be DR.. NJ. Ashby Jones, minis,e
OF tho Ponce dc Leon Avenue Bapt,s
Church. Atlanta. Ga. Friday evenin
Miss Mabel Crafty. general secretar
OF the national association will spea
on Facing the Present: A considers
ton Of the Place OF the 7. w. c. !
In Modern Community Life" sa-
urday svening thcrs will be pictoris
presentation OF the national proxrar
with It's cost.
Sunday afternoon addresses on "Th
Business OF Peace" will be made b
Miss Anne Lamb Of Calcutta. India
the Countess Helene Goblet d A,
vieila. OF Brussels. Belgium. and Juds
Florence e. Allen Of Cleveland. Obi
Monday evening Bishop Robert 7
Jones Of New Orleans and Mrs, Luk
/, Johnson. director OF women's worl
commission on inter-racial co-opers
ton OF Atlanta will speak on III
same subject. Tuesday evening, Et
, ward {. Lindeman, professor of S,
GEOLOGY. The North Carolina ColIes
for Women. Greensboro. y. G.. wi
speak. Wednesday evening the clio,
ing address will be on THE Pese
That Passeth Understanding" III
convention will close at noon. Thur,
day. April 81.
An interesting development Of n
convention is the series OF confeI
, ences between college girls and gir
IN industry. designed 10 bring be
, ter understanding and mutual heI,
fulness.