Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-17
! TO
HEAR REPORTS
Supper TO Precede Annual
Meeting of Women's
Society

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the third annual meetlnt
and supper Of the Young Womens'
Christian Association. which viii be
held at $50 O'clock tomorrow event
ing. in the club rooms. SO4 Market
street. There will be an interesting
program, including reports Of the
chairmen OF committees and an sd-
dress by Miss Mabel X. Stafford.
Miss Stafford came from the Y. Va
C. A. National Headquarters. New
York City. She recently returned
from a trip around the world. Shs
will talk on Foreign Relations"
linking the association with the stu
dent volunteer movement.
Previous to the dinner there will
be singing by the Girl Reserves In
addition TO the address and reports
there viii be an election of eight
members to the board OF directors.
Voting for these officers will be held
all day tomorrow. at the Y. W. c. A.
office, S04 Market street, the cafe
terra 500 Market street, and Wollas-
ton Hall, 25th and Market streets.
Announcement of the election will
be made at the meeting. At later
date the officers for the coming year
will be elected from the entire board.
Following the supper the reports
will be read. Those presenting re-
ports viii be; Mrs Caleb f. Burch-
enal, chairman OF the membership
committee; Mrs. L. d. Thompson, ,
chairman OF house committee; Mrs
Ohio Rowland. chairman Of finance
chairman OF cafeteria; Mrs. J. Mer-
rick Horn. chairman OF girls work
committee; Mrs. T. w. Bacchus. d.
chairman Of Industrial work; Mrs.
r. w. Brown. chairman OF equip
ment and repairs; Mrs. c. A. Hig- >
gins. chairman of the religious work
Mrs. George T. Brown,
chairman OF the secretarial depart
ment: Miss Alice p. Symth, chair
man of the library committee; Mrs.
Fl. J. Stubs, chairman OF the build
ing committee and Miss Margaretta
chairman Of the nominatingt
Following are The present officers:
President. Mrs. Charles F. Wollas-.
ton, who has served in this office
since 1915; president. Mrs. Fl.
J. Stubs; recording secretary. Mrs.
II. Y. Jemison; corresponding secre-
Iary. Mrs. Joseph Stuart; treaSurer,
Mrs. George T. Brown.
The directors Of the association
are: Mrs. T. D. Brown, Miss Mar
garetta Miller, Mrs. W. s. Prickett.
Mrs. Walter u. Bush. Miss Bertha-
Harlan. Mrs Caleb F.. Burchenal,
Mrs. T. w. Miller, Mrs. George W.
Remington, Mrs. L. G. Thompson,
Mrs. ]. r. Morris, Mrs. c. A. Higgins.
Miss Mary II. Askew Mather. Miss
A. Louise Mathews, Mrs. Ohio Now
and. Miss Alice p. Smyth. Mrs.
Charles X. Weston. Mrs. T. w.
Sacchus, Miss Marion Beadenkopf,
Yrs. 7. Merrick Horn, Mrs. II. F.
link. Mrs. 3. c. GrUmmon, Mrs. I.
[. Phillips ard Mrs. Willard f.
smith.
Mrs. Caleb z. Burchensl is chair
nan for the supper and is being
assisted by the following committee:
Yrs. William F. O'Keefe, Mrs. r.
Rankin Davis. Mrs. II. f. Link Mrs.
samuel Holmes. Mrs Joseph Stuart.
Yrs. Edgar Hare, Mrs. Elizabeth
Vine, Mrs. J. Merrick Horn, Miss
Florence Kniffen, Miss Ethel Bon
lam, Mrs. J. r. Morris, Miss Elsie
IcDaniel and Miss Anna Littleton.
Miss Elisabeth Thames. girls
york secretary, will be in charge %
he Girl Reserves. The girls Of the
Ugh School Council will act as walt
esses for the supper; they are 40
ollows: The Misses Iva Worral. De-
onia Keithley, Grace Ellison,
RANGES Malcolm, Catherine Ayres,
Dorothy Lloyd, Adeline Downs.
,uth Green. Betty Johnson. Mildred
Ioore. Evelyn Halter and Lillian
Weir.