Evening star., 1924-03-16
7. w. c. 4. TO LAUNCH
DRIVE FOR $33,784
Campaign to Continue Through
Week. With Daily Luncheons
- ct Headquarters.
SEEK TENTH OF BUDGET
Remainder Secured by Sclf-Sup'
porting Activities.

The z. W. c. A. drive for the COM
pietion of Its annual budget will be-
sin tomorrow with SS3,7S4 as the
goal. During the week meetings
viii be held at the organizations head
quarters at GA E streets northwest,
where several hundred campaign work
ers will gather to report the progress
ot the drive.
Tomorrow will be PRESIDENTS
day" Mrs. Robert Lansing. former
president Of the association, will pre-
side at the luncheon meeting, at
which Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly.
another past president. will speak,
her topic being why I Invest My
Time and Money in the Y. w. G. A."
Mrs ]. P. Blodfish, the first president
of the organization. and Mrs. Herbert
E Day, the present president Will
be there.
On Tuesday, Mrs. William Adams
Slade will preside. the chief feature
interview Called "saiesmanship." pre-
sented by Miss Ruth Jeffers and Miss
Mildred Bartholow.
Will Discuss Housing.
The housing situation will be the
topic of the Wednesday meeting, at
which Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifier Will
preside. Mrs: John DENLY Hird Will
tion," and Miss Marion r. Miller, the
room registry secretary, will tell
about Housing the Girls"
Food Service" and Education
presented by Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard,
who manages the "Y'' Cafcterias, and
Miss Ruth Pope. Mrs. T. +. Brown,
IT,. will preside.
The Friday meeting, at which Mrs
devoted to the "Business women's
Clubs" and Girl Reserves" the
speakers being Miss Grace Braeme
and Miss Alice Williams.
10 Per Cent OF Budget.
Mrs. Harry Z. Hull, chairman of the
finance committee, will speak at the
last meeting on Saturday on Future
Dividends" Miss Elizabeth Pierce
will preside. Mrs. D. G. Pfeiffer will
have charge of the luncheon ar
rangements.
The S33,74s which is to be raised
per cent of the 1924 budget, the rest
Of the money being supplied by the
self supporting activities of the as
sociation, such as the cafeteria, the
health education. The girl reserves.
.he business women's clubs and gen.
eral education, are among the ac-
rivities whi1h are partly sclf-support-
ing, while d great deal Of the work
of the Y. W. C. A is entirely free.
Those active in the drive are:
Chairman, home women's teams, Miss
Alys Downing; vice chairman. Mrs.
Matthew De Laney; captains. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Marsh, Mrs. Gould Lincoln,
Miss Elizabeth Scriven, Mrs. Edgar
Larimer, Mrs. Hewitt Wells. Mrs.
Howard LIE Roy, Mrs. Milton Reed,
Miss Gertrude HusSey and Mrs. Will
liam e. Chamberlain.
Some of the workers on home wou1-
ems teams include: Mrs. Hanlan Per-
rill, Mrs. Payson Bruce, Mrs. John T.
Thompkins, Mrs. Brumby, Mrs. Charles
Conrad. Mrs. a. w. Dunbar. Mrs. Hall,
Miss Louise Endicott. Miss Mary Hox-
+on, Miss Polly Larimer, Miss Bertha
Coontz. Mrs. Zella e. Corby, Mrs.
Proctor Dougherty, Miss Hunnewell,
Mrs. Harold Brooks. Mrs. John T.
Huddle. Mrs Paul Lam berton. Miss
Malinda Harvey, Miss Ethel Cramp-
TON, Miss Katharine Rawson, Miss
Dora Call and Miss N. MILAN.
All Chapter team is in charge of
Mrs. Jennings Bailey. Mrs. r. p. Teels
and Mrs. Walter a. Brown. Some OF
1he workers on All Chapter team in
clude Mrs. Harold r. Doyle, Mrs. Will