The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-09-12
Children's Homes Interest, Spokane Dedcates julius
Galand Memorial Council Approves Washington Site

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Upon the recommendation of the City Plan Com
mission, the City Council "Wednesday morning vot.
ed To change zones SO that the Washington Chill
drens Home Society could erect home the
east side of Scott street between Fortythrd and
Fortyfourth streets if ii chose to do so The Home
Society has not yet announced definite decision
as to the site of the home, according to Miss
Mary Sibbett, supervisor of child placing. Several
other localities have been considered
The Scott street site includes lots to IL of
block 10 of the Merritt Park addition. The council
voted to change the zone from class l. residential
so that such building might be erected Plans
for the new home have been drawn but will not
be announced until later when a definite site is
chosen
Yesterday afternoon the city commissions took
leave of their Offices to visit a prospective golf
course in Indian canyon. The Park board in the
budget which it presented to the council has In
cuded $4,000 for a new course. w. J. G. Wake
held of the board pointed out that such a golf
course is seffsustainng and would in time pay for
ITSELF but. at present, the fund would have to be
created by the city council He also said that the
course now being used is turning away players
on account of lack of grounds
Dedicate Julius Gaiiand Memorial
The julius Galland Memorial Hospital, a $4,000
addition to the Spokane Children's Home, was for
many dedicated Wednesday afternoon at the hos
pial grounds. N312S Hemlock. The memorial was
given by the executives of the estate OF Julius Gal
land. pioneer banker of Spokane aud philanthro.
pst. and was received by Mrs NJ. r. Syendsen
president of the Ladies Benevolent Society
The hospital will be operated under the jurisdic.
ton of the Spokane Chdren's Home officials II
consists of two wards of ten beds EACH two bath
rooms aud large Kitchen fully equipped and ready
for service This institution is a fitting memorial
TO the lifetime of service to Spokane by Mr.. Gal
land.
COLLEGE GIRLS MEET
College days will soon be here and for that rea-
son the Executive Council of the Associated Wo-
men students of the State College of Washington
Is concerning this week at the Y. w. c. A.. camp
on HAYDEN Lake to make plans for the coming
school year Eight of the rs executives are Spo
Kane girls. They left Tuesday morning and will
return tomorrow afternoon, accompanied by Mrs
Annie NJ. Fertig, Dean of Women; Dean Florence
Harrison Of the College OF Home Economies; Miss
Helen q. Smith. of the Womens Physical Educa.
ton Department. and Miss Sarah Neblett secre
tary of the college Y. W. c. A. Miss Joan Bailey
OF Sumner is president. Following are the names
of the girls:
Miss Grace Norvell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
W A. NorvelL E1904 Eleventh; Miss Dorothy
Darby. daughter of Mrs. r. e. Welliever, W25i4
Cleveland Miss Elizabeth McBroom daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. ~. McBroom, E619 Ermina: Miss
Lillian Klein. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Klein,
S2521 Mantle Boulevard; Miss Dorothy Frost
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Frost EiO12 Lin.
erty: Miss Betty Bement daughter of Mrs Mabel
F. bement, E6l6 Montgomery; Miss Beth Bonser,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs T. A. Bonser EI427
Providence; and Miss Irene Mackedon, daughter
of Mrs H. +. Beeson WAS Twentyirst avenue
Hostesses to the board management of the Wash.
lneton state conference of the Daughters of the
American Revolution at tea Tuesday afternoon will
be Mrs George II. Goble and Mrs. NJ A. Phelps al
the Phelps home, W211S Second. Other guests
WIN be the executive board members of the Spo
kane Garry and Esther Reed chapters of Spokane
Mrs Goble and Mrs. Phelps are past state regents
Mrs Wesley H. Dubois, present state regent of
Spokane, will preside at the state meeting which
will be held in the Davenport Hotel Tuesday.
After acquiring room I'm which lockers
VIII be installed and by which additional floor
space will be afforded, the members of the Wo
mems Athletic club are looking forward To a more
expansive gymnasium program this fall and win
ter, according to Mrs j. T. Clark, president The
board of governors of the club signed lease this
week to secure the additional space in the Knoll