Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-12
Y. w. &. A. Notes

ne JuIllOI I1iBn oCHOOl CluD Is BeL-
ting its work for the year under way
in splendid shape. Miss Olive Wells
is the executive advisor for this group
Last Friday the club met and installed
its new officers. On Monday the pro-
gram committee met and planned the
meetings for the rest or the semester.
Wednesday noon the membership
committee, Cecilia LaMontagne, chair
man, had lunch at the Y. w. G. A. and
made plans for their membership
campaign which is to take place in the
next two weeks. The Junior High
School club will go for hike on Fri
day, meeting at the Y. W. G. A. at 10
o'clock. Each girl is to bring her own
lunch.
The Central school corps of girl re-
serves is planning for hike on Sat
urday morning.
Friday Is the first meeting of the
gymnasium class at Grant school for
Vocational school girls, and younger
girls in business and industry. All
girls who have registered for this
class, and others interested are asked
to be there ready to go on the floor
promptly at 1880.
The Lincoln school corps of girl re-
serves leave the Y W. c.. A. at 8
o'clock Friday morning for a hike to
Horseshoe Spring, Each girl is to take
her own dinner.
The sewing class held its first meet
ing at the high school gymnasium
Thursday, October 10, at 1880. Girls
are asked to register for this class at
the Y w. c. A. before that date.
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the board of directors was held at
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday evening. The
board met for supper at $3.50 and held
its business meeting Immediately af-
ter. Reports were given by standing
committees and general secretary.
The principal business of the meeting
was the adoption of the report of the
finance committee on the budget for
the year of 1928.
Following the board meeting was
the Autumn Rally of the older mem
bership, Mrs. Ii. j. Evans, president
of the board, presided. The meeting
opened with the singing of the Hymn
of the Lights, followed by prayer by
Miss Blandin The following were
elected to the nominating committee
to prepare a ballot for election to the
board of directors at the annual meet
ing to be held in January: Olive
Wells, Olga Heinrich, Mrs. A. Kim.
ball, Mrs. II. w. Jones and Mrs. J. M
Kuebler
A report of the summer work of the
association and an outline of the &C,
tvities for the coming months was
presented by girls in costume appro
pirate to the activity represented. TIL,
foil Inc t,.l- n.
Breitrick, gymnasium classes; room.
registry, Lucy Doleschal: forum dis
cussion groups, Ruth Marquardt; Bi
BILE class. Olive Wells; sewing, Ger
trude Heinrich; summer camp, Erm
Breitrick and Pauline Mayer; inter
pretive dancing, Gaywood Breitrick
summer conferences. Selma Polstel
The procession of activities was fol
lowed by brief talk by Bertha Pear
son, chairman of the finance commit
tee on the coming financial campaign
The business meeting closed with tn
singing of the association song, "Fol
low The Clean, The members stage
for social time following and I
look at the exhibit of some of the as
ISOLATION work. Punch was serve
by Miss Florence Alexander and Mr.
II. u. Puchner.
Ina Martin, Myrtle Rege, Gaywoo
Breitrick and Clara Pagel of IN
Young Women's Council will hay
charge of the open house at the Y. v
c. A. the coming Sunday from to
O'Clock. There will be a short pre-
gram of folk songs Of central Europ
and an informal sing following. A
of the older girls Of the city are col
daily invited. Tea will be served 1
o'clock.
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Mrs. VIM. Plautz and Harold Kru'
ger will represent the German NJ /