Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-13
TOWN LIKE A COUNTY FAu
Y. W. 9. A. NOTES

me Girls Executive Council e,ectol
as tnelr officers for the year: Miss
ora Harris. OCheer-Extempo nresi.
1ent' MISS Annette Hucles. O'Cheer.
I.Atempo first vice president: Miss
Alce spindle, Carnation second vice.
president; Miss Rebecca Burrell. r 7
". recording secretary; Miss Mann.
"hlte, Triple I, assistant record;nc
secretary; Miss Henrietta Barrett co.
responding secretary; Miss Cor;nna
DanieL. o'Cheer-Extempo. assistant
I@ursesponding secretary; Miss Bernice
ehan, w /. @ treasurer: Miss
Nwlsinla Edmnuds, G. A. c. reporter !:
mss Evelyn Burwell. O'Cheer-Extem.
po' musical director; Miss Myrtle Grir
LII, ~. l.. y, assistant musical director
me Following committee chairmen
were appointed: Miss Virginia Ed,
niunds' Constitution; Miss Alto John.
son, Program; Miss Annie Jenkins
Social. 'ehhins'
At the next meeting February and
installation Of officers will be the feat.
The OCheer--Extempo will hold q,
mutation Service, Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock, at which time On now
club. in'o the'
IL you have not seen the Girl Re.
serve Calendars, do so. They are on
sale at the "Y," 515 North Seventh ST.
THE G. A. C. AGAIN.
one or the interesting affairs of the
1uletide was the Hopping John" par.
" given by the Gourdin Athletic Club
Saturday, December Goth, 1922. The
Party clad in sport costume left the
Y' at 2 P. M. They arrived at the
station just in time to board the cars
which left at 2:25 p. M. The party ar
rived at Hollybrook about 8 P. M. and
quickly wendell their way to the beau.
tlful home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Stew
art Then the fun began. Some of the
members busted themselves with the
preparation of dinner. Others amused
themselves playing ball and other
games and taking snapshots.
ABOUT five o'clock the hungry marty
was called into dinner. The menu con
sisted OF hot rolls, boiled peas. ham.
baked sweet potatoes and hot coffee
with cream. After dinner the party
was entertained with music by Mr..
harris Hilton. About Q, the merry par
W bade goodnight to their kind hostess
ana turned their faces homeward. hav-
ing spent a most enjoyable day.
ihose present were: Miss Viola T. f
chaplain, Director of G.. r. of Y. w G.
"A. MRS. r, B. Caffee, chaperon. Misses
Willie Elicit, Leo1a Lewis. Cornelia
iiorsely, Martha Chiles, Rose and Mar.
ION Hayes Rose Meade. Ruth Hucley
EVELYN Robinson. Sidney Mavo
bianche Coles, Lillian Peters. Edwino
Gay Lottie Frayser, Louise and
beatrice Edmunds. Camille MAYO. Con.
Hill, Louarthur ConIey. Mrs
t,llce Harris, Rev. F.. ID. Caffee Messrs
sam Miller, r. w. Greene. A. A.
branch. Edw. Hayes. II. Hucles. Allen
jackson, Alphonso Clarke. L. p. Nor.
Is, ~. Long, c. e. Jackson, H. H. Cor
- otners III. Harris, Allen Aikens. I.
~ Arthur Ferguson, w. Smith
~ m' Jones, Tom Hayes, J. e. Jones. B.
=: Iaylor. Out Of town guests were.
" Bessie Hope of Washington, ID
-, MISS Netelka Burrel1, of Baltimore.
nr. Thurlow Jones of New Haven,
Conn.. Mr.. Lionel Harper of Washing
ton d. G. '"'e
me student Y. M. C. A. of Virginia
union University opened the New year
WIN program which was unioue IN
its planning and superior in the carry.
ing OUT. Mr.. Olphin paid a glowing FRI
Dute 10 women in his address. 6Tf,e
Woman" The music
ranked with the best given at the Y.
w. Z. A. at anytime. Mr.. Clarke vice
president OF the organization presided
MS. l.; Ora Harris, president OF the
5lrls Executive Council introduced
the men with very fitting remarks.
MRS. Pearl Rowe Peters will have
,harge of the Vesper Services on Sun
ray and is presenting the following
program:
Devotionals; recitation, Miss Elena
beiie; duet Misses Fields; address,
MRS. Rosa ID. Bowser; music, announce