Evening journal., 1923-02-05
PLENTY OF FUN
FOR Y BOYS
Mothers Council Shapes
Fine Program for Re-
mainder of Winter
NEXT SUPPER
ON FEBRUARY "a

A@NAbiANutUL ana alAtuuhuIe IN Ah'
Boys Division OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
has greatly increased. according TO
Frank e. Ballantyne. director OF the
division. Eighty per cent OF the
475 members OF the division are
regular privilege users.
That the Boye' Division OF the
local "Y" is far above the average
in many respects. especially in its
number Of boys leaders serving on
committees and engaged in service
discussions OF various kinds, is
shown by the recent Boys Work
graph" issued by the Boys Work
Division OF the International Com
mittee.
Particularly is this noticeable in
connection with the work being done
by the members OF the Hi-Y Club
under the presidency Of George
williams a student at the Whining
ton High School.
The Mothers Council has out
lined a program for the ensuing year
that calls for more active interest
than ever in the work OF the Boys
Division.
This evening there will be a din
ner conference OF the superinten-
dents OF Sunday schools al the "Y.'
Harry T. Baker OF the Boys Work
Division OF the international Com
mlttee OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and Harold
L Donnelly. Boys Work director OF
the Presbyterian board will lead
discussion upon the topic, How May
the Boys Division OF the Y. VI. c.
A. of Wilmington, Delaware Best
Serve the Biggest Interests OF the
Sunday Schools OF the City"
The Boys' Work Committee viii
meet for their regular monthly
meeting at luncheon on Friday,
February 9. at which time discus
sion will lead TO solve the problem
OF limited facilities in the matter Of
space for the continually increas-
ing membership IN this phase OF the
associations program.
On Saturday morning a bowling
team omposer OF James Werrick,
Captain Frederick p. Griswold, Au- /
brey Kelly. George Williams and
John Sheldon journeyed 10 Wash
ington under the adult advisorship
OF Frank p. Mitchell 10 accept a
OF the Boys Division at
the Washington y. NC. A. for
bowling match. These FIVE young
men embrace the best bowlers OF
a group OF about 80 who have for
he past two months been engaged Z
In informal bowling matches at the
T. NJ. c. A. and they Went to Wash /
ngton with the idea Of incI easing
The Fellowship and social relations /
existing between the two Associa- .
-ions. on Saturday. February II. 4
he team from the Washington Y. .
NJ. c. A. Boys Division has been in /.
'ited to Wilmington for a return 7.
match at which time the team rom I.
he local Boys Division will be /
hosts entertaining the out-of-towu !
cam during their stay in Whining T.
on. II
Under the presidency OF Mrs. |
samuel NJ. Dillon and the combined |
leadership Of the executive commit /
ee, consisting Of Mrs. W. F.
Miller. vice-preddent; Mrs. DR.. VIM.
treasurer; Mrs. I. L.
iowett. secretary; Mrs. z. T. Shell
aday, entertainment chairman:
drs. John F. LeCarpentier, welfare
hartman; Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer.
ducauon chairman; Mrs. Leon W.
yfrit. membership chairman: Mrs.
. Hunt Holt. program chairman:
FRS. y. jefferson. hospitality chair
1an the Mothers Council OF the
'oys' Division, ha5 entered into
rogram of activities which tend to-
Yard establishing records even be-
ond the admirable work accom-
lished last year. Every mother OF
very boy in the membership is
automatically a member Of the
lothers' Council and serves IN some
ctivity OF one OF the various
anding committees.
on Saturday. February gath, the
sgular monthly parent supper will
e held and preparations for the
rogram OF this affair are in the
ands Of Mrs. shelladay and her
ommittee. This same committee
i'll have full charge OF the
'rvice at the annual 'Tur- p.
ey League" banquet. which IS TO :
held Friday evening. March End.
he schedule OF visitations com .
rising every home represented in :
lie membership is one OF the many
titles Of Mrs. Lecarpentier's welfare
'mmittee and this has already
owed of value in several instances.
n wednesday, February 21st. the p
others Council will hold its regu- n
r monthly business meeting and v
ter the meeting they will be en- g
rtained by educational motion 81
ctures and music. d