Evening star., 1922-03-29
Y. ". c. A. TEAM
LEADERS T0MEET.
Arrangements to Be Made
Tonight for Campaign to
Raise $45,000

Captains and lieutenants of the
business and professional woman's
teams will receive instructions and
campaign plans for the $4,000 main
tenance drive, to be launched April 3
by the Young Women.s Christian AS
sociation. at a supper in the F street
building of the association tonight at
6 o'clock. Names of people to be ap-
preached for contributions will be
selected and assigned to the teams at
this time.
The home woman's division will
meet at the associations headquar-
ters Friday at 1880 o'clock for SIM
liar instructions.
DR.. Ada R. Thomas and Miss Mil
dred Bartholow are joint chairmen of
the business and professional wom-
ans division teams. These teams, of
which there are six, will comprise
seventy-two women. all of whom are
members of Y. w. c. A. clubs.
Captains nnd Lieutenants.
The captains and lieutenants are:
Miss Ruth Jeffers and Miss Frieda
Estey and Miss Alice McCauley. team
No. 2; Miss Ilena Bailey and Miss
Emily Day, team No. 3; Miss Mary
Winfree and Miss Bertha Pabst, team
No. 4; Miss. Belle Kreider and Mrs.
Lewis, team No. S, and Miss Grace
Brame and Miss Matilda Butler, team
No. 6.
The home women's division, consist
ing of twelve teams with an average
of twelve women to each team, Is un-
der the chairmanship of Mrs. Chester
D. Swope and is composed Of women
It. 1T
anthropfc work in the city. Mrs. Will
liam A. Boyd is captain of team No.
1. with Mrs. James c. Bobee as lieu
tenant; Mrs. William Browning and
Miss Agnes Miller head team 2; Mrs.
Carl Casey and Mrs. Frank Casey.
team 3; Mrs. W. E. chamberlin and
Miss Flora Johnson, team 4: Miss
Frances E. Chickering and Mrs. D. E.
Rice. team 5; Mrs. F. w. Fowler and
Miss Ida Johnson, team 6; Mrs. Will
liam Groverman and Mrs. j. c. Ridge
way, team Z; Mrs. Edward La Vigne
and Mrs: Frank Collier, team 8: Mrs.
Luther w. Mott and Mrs; Edmond
Platt, team 9: Mrs. D. G. Pfeiffer and
Mrs. Harvey F. Friend. team 10; Miss
Elizabeth F. Pierce and Mrs. Edward
Widdefield. team IL, and Mrs. ]. B.
Smull captains team IL.
I'VE have four days left now" said
Mrs. Harry E. Hull. chairman of the
campaign executive committee. lin
which to strengthen our organization
and to build up weak spots. 1 believe
the women of Washington will put
this over
Campaigns in Country.
Miss Grace NJ. Axtell. campaign di-
rector from the National Y. w. c. A.
in New York city. in speaking of I.
w. c. A. campaigns conducted this
year throughout the United States,
gave the following figures:
In Houston, Tex. where $2S,000 was
the goal set, $4,000 was raised. In
Grand Rapids Mich. the drive was
for 40,006 and $45 900 was raised. In
Syracuse, n. Y, the Young Women's
Christian Association went out for
$4,000 and obtained $4,000. In the
campaign in New York city last De-
cember. the goal was set for S305.00O
and $30S,000 was contributed. Last
month, in Lawrence, Mass, in spite of
labor conditions and strikes. the drive
went $1,000 over the goal set.
THE Washington Y. w. c. A. is
meeting the needs of the community
Just as these other organizations are
meeting the needs of their own
cities" declared Miss. Axtell. "and the
people of Washington will back up
their local association as the people
in other cities have DONE"