Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-20
Y. ". {. h. WORK
FOR THE YEAR 1877
interesting Reports Submitted
At the Annual Dinner Last
Night.

'H~utaA Vonuiilcnu Wnl'h INV" uttN'h
many working siris away from the
city, Was the summary OF the annual
meeting ~ the local Young Women's
thrirtinn Association last night All
IN. rcporta wcre optlmAstic and NIL
sha chairmcn hoped Tor an even bet
'sr year IA ias2.
Nearly 100 guc-te attended the sup
rcr which was served under the dircc-
tlon ~ the Momhcrsh.p Committee.
Tho club rooms were decorated with
c,ersrecnn and lighted candles. Mem
hers of the rriondship Club served.
During thu meal the members OF the
1>ue nlue Triangle poostcre sang
Holiday House -ougs 10 thu guests OF
honor. AZ the speakers table were
Nre. u Y. iew'>on. Miss !. Mscklin
ieattio. Mrs otho Ncwland. Mrs. W.
=, rrick,t,. Mira Chsrlos v. wooiae-
,on. Mrs. ~ \. Stubbs Mrs. Joseph
stuart. and Miss CART. v. y. YOUNG.
~ tho National y W. 4. A.
Niles Nouns spoke briefly Of en-,
snis va Turkey who delight in Ameri-
vsn songs ana gaines because. Arnori-
cans are their ideal. AZ the meet
ns- thcr. tho secretaries serve nuts
r,isius crackerA or such othor re.
ffeshmVnts na they cau keep through
the winter months.
Nrs. Charles v Nollsston. in her
annual report, spoke of tho place the
association had made IN tho hearts Of
iia friends. She hoped that tho time
would soon como when the new build
lns - badly needed could be erected
she praised the chairinen and COM
! nittCns for their faithful service and
LOYALTY % tho association.
The report ~ tho treasurer. Mrs
oeorae r. Brown. showed that the
treasury was IN n fair condition owing
- the returns from tho Cafeteria,
Nist Bentley, Miss Cuycr and Miss
Richards wcro appointed tcllcrs. and
distributed the ballots. Si,ty-two
No'es we're cast Cor members Of the
hoard % managcrs and FOR a nominal
ms committee Mrs. George +. Brown.
Nirs g. pouElae Ruck. Mrs. 4. \. Ilis
sine, Mrs. ~ Y. icmison. Miss Mary
"a 4 Mahcr Miss Louise Matthews =.
Nra. Oiho Rowland, Mira. caleb NJ
sheward. Misn Alice 4. Smytho. Mrs
4 '. Van Gcldor. Mira. Charles Wos-
ton. Mrt Charles Y. Woilsston were
slsctoa for three years. Mra. Thomas
" Mlllcr was elected TO complete the
term of Mrs John \. Stevenson. who
had rcriuncd owing % their in
ablpty 90 attend board meetings. Mrs.
Coleman du ront and Alrs. 4. q. Tall
fnau have Withdfawn from tho l.-.sd.
Tho following numinating committee
wac slectod fur ono year; Misses Mar
asrriia Miller Marian noadcnkopf.
Mice v Emythe. MARY Ramsay. caro-
Nne tfiRvatcf
Nan, Transient Guests.
Ns. uoniic. fhe general SOL, ,,r,
reported that tbcrc had been s65
tfsneirni auosis. 90 travellers AID
vsseH. nnd io0 Eifls In tho regular de-
rsrtmente during tho year. she spoke
~ Nusr Tails and Niss fuckers loav.
ins tho local association. and Miss
fiNeil who resigned recently because
~ he illncsa ~ her mother. She
said that tho association co.oporatct
thls year with many local cr1aniza.
liops nnd had 90 help 90 deal With
several css.s Cf Immigrants from
rlilr Island and the port ot Boston
she mentioned tho conference al Ho;
sprinxs this April 20 witch The lcca.
star would IKE 'o send a representa-.
fl,t.
Mrs. caleb ~ Rurchenal rcportrd
81 average iucnhership OF 16S. Ow-
inr tu local Industrial condtionl
fewer girls arc employed an Whining.
ton. over 1000 pcrsonn use tho Y. "
A ccntcrs daily. however 90 uhal
iho Influence OF ihe organization 4
eitr spread. Among the events hclt
f.na a.IfI
fhp celebration OF Grace "A. Dodd
birthday anniversary aud a tea fol
tht uufeet ~ the hospitals. Mrs
hnfrDenal commended Mies Richard.
Tor The efficient way in which u,
fn.nihofship Sardx waro kopt
A'fH l.. q. Thompson gave ths 70
poft OF tho house committee. Tia
yssr "a rifis lived in Mouagton Hal
| Mfs, rhompron reported improve
Wcntr and additions to wollaston Hal
fncntiorinr a siit of silrubbery fron
Afs. Prank Tallmsn and bulbs frou
Nrf. 7 -. Brown. Mrs. Elizabeth II
Wine. matfcn ~ Wollaston Hall. out
lined the daily llfe of the Hall Duriui
The yeia 5i,i75 meals were served
seven holpors are employed. aud th
whole hourc is cleaned daily. Clul
meetings OF n.lshborhold girls ar
held there sometimes and the rosidcn
slris have q club and also have sun
daN morning services. Tho homo III
10 very delightful. This year ten girl
were married. two Of the cercmonle
/ iniine place in Woilasion Hal. Til
THANKSGIVING dinner ~ae enjoyed b.
90 giris. and Christmas dinner BY ID
for IN, religious wort Mrs = II
PHILIPPE reported that during thn Yea
talhs hsd been given the rirls By Mls
ASncs Y. powncy. Mrs. Csicb 4. Bur
On~nai and nv. George Allison, VIII
vsnductcd series of practical talks
1lsa Bertha Harlan aud Dr. Charlie
kAl usch gave serios Of Bible talk,
-. World Week ~ Prayer wac oh
oer,od. Durin9 November Sunda
night supp.rr were served 10 the need
of the city o. tho club rVoms.
co4A Fiscal Report
The report " Tho financial commit
zoo given by Mrs. otho Nowlnn
showed |. ruccssrful year.
MIRA Walter -. Bust reported ths
"a, cafeteria reseiptS had been larg
This ysat an splts Of Industrial d.
preston. The pyices are now again I
prs.waf rgandards. Nrs. Bush sai'
and ahs added that owing % the
fnesh~is. the cafeteria had never bee
in deb, and had never lowered thoI
standard ~ food Lately tho left owe
food lae been turned over % y locs