Cincinnati Conservatory of Music - Pans Pipers Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND CABINET CHAHLU'I'TE WETTS'rEIN, President SUSAN FISHER, VicmPrcsident and Chair. man 0f Religious Meetings Committee. HELEN JACOBS, Secretary RUXIM: BEARD, Treasurer Chairman of Bible Study, Chairman of Publicity, DORA CALDWELL. MARY LOUISE BATES. Chairman of Social Service, Chairman of Industrial Department, LOUEIJA POMMERT. ELLEN HUMPHREY. Chairman of Social Activities. Chairman of Conference, ALICE CARR. MARY EMMA BARNETT. Puyv 1J4.

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I95. YAV. C. A. CREED PURPOSE: 1. T0 lead students t0 Faith in God through Jesus Christ; 2. T0 lead them into membership and ser- vice in the Christian Church; 3. To promote their growth in Christian Faith and Character, especially through the study of the Bible; Tn infiuence them to devote themselves in united effort with all Christians to making the will of Christ effective in human so- ciety, and to extending the kingdom of God throughout the world. I'M yv IJJ

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, r Y.W. C. A. LTHOUGH not yet afiiliated with the National organization, the Conservatory branch of the Young Women's Christian Association this year has taken its place among other student activities, since its organization. September'27, 1924. The candle-lighting service held on Wednes- day, November 5, 1924, when the members lighted their candles from those held aloft by the Cabinet, was an unusually beautiful and in- spiring service and was carried out with the aid of various guests who assisted in the program. Mrs. Wallace, President, Miss Young, General Secretary of the City Association, and Miss Mary Louise Buck, President of the University of Cincinnati branch, were most happy in their words of greeting to the young sister organiza- tion, and Miss Baur expressed her satisfaction in the carrying on of the spirit of service so de- sired by Miss Clara Baur, the Foundress of the Conservatory. Miss Esther West of Christ Hospital, as the Spirit of the Association, gave a beautiful talk on Friendship, illustrating the part the Associa- tion may have in giving its members the fullest possible life. During the first semester the Social Service Committee operated effectively, furnishing sev- eral bushel baskets of provisions to poor people at Thanksgiving time, and giving away to or- phans and poor children forty-four dolls which were beautifully dressed by the girls. On January 19th, ten of the girls with Miss West took part in a Friendship Service at the annual meeting of the City branch, thus cement- ing the tie between the two branches. During the second semester several changes took place in the Cabinet, the following mem- bers taking the positions of girls who resigned: President, Susan Fisher, Chairman of Religious Page 135