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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

7

Y W C A Uniforms To Clothe Swiss Women Students

The YWCA will outfit 300 foreign women students stranded in Switzerland with official blue triangle uniforms next winter. Elizabeth M. Clark led an appeal to the National Student Committee for clothing, aided by donated garments from New England and other states. Packing cases of used clothing, excluding hats, were sent from colleges to be dyed and altered in Switzerland, where uniforms and coats will be distributed to those in need.

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Queen Marie Invites YWCA to Rumantia Conference

Queen Marie of Himania extends an invitation to the YWCA in Paris to open overseas work in Rumantia. The Bird Hotel hosts a conference with representatives including Miss Harriett Taylor and Mary Anderson as key figures in the Baltimore allied organization.

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Worker Is Decorated For War Service

Miss Marion Porter of New York City was decorated the other day in the name of the Chaplain General of the American Army with the Church War Cross. She served over a year at a hospital center in Vittel, France, as a representative of the YWCA in charge of a nurses' club there.

Marion Porter New York City America Army

Prohibition Seen As Chance For Community Drama In City

Miss Hazel MacKaye of the YWCA urges replacing corner saloons with community drama venues. She notes war era growth in interest, proposes pageantry to translate immigrant life and American culture, and suggests saloons shine through meaningful performances to educate and unite diverse neighborhoods.

Hazel MacKaye Young Women’s Christian Association New York Mis

Department Advises On Plumbing And Curtains

A new YWCA department for its France work appoints Miss Constance Clark of Pasadena as executive. Miss Eth Austin of New York handles contracts and remodeling through a new Leon tents division. Mary Buchanan oversees interior decoration, with plans for supplies and guides. The department aims to organize fittings from curtains to plumbing and support hostesses in war work.

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