Y. W. C. A Notes

About sixty of the girls met Miss Seymour at the rooms Wednesday and Thursday eveuings of last week. Consii ■ erable enthusinsm is being developed in regard to the international convention to be held .t Detroit, Apr. 8-12. Entertainment will be furnished free to all visiting delegates - the R. 1!. fare is at a I1;. rate inaking the entire expense probably about $2, including street ciir fares. We would like lo have a delegation oí at leasl 20. Program tor International Convention. Thursdny ]. ra. The International Association represented by Miss West. General Secretary ut Detroit and Miss Effie K. lVice International Secretary. The Student Volnnteers, by Mr. R. E. Lewis. The Wnrld's Association represented by Mrs. s. !). Wishard anxl -Miss Annie M. tteynoltls. Addivsses will ir iiiven by IIpv. D. S. MiicLawrin ut' Detroit, Rev. Theodore L. Cuylprof Brooklyn N. Y. Dr. Elizabeth Mosher of the 0. of M. Dr. Mary Woud-Allen, Aun Albor, Dr. GrahaiD Taylor of ''Chicauo Couunoní"." Friday and Baturday will be full of reports. conferences, committee work etc. and Sunday will afford opportuiiity of listening to some fine addresses and a large meeting conducted by Mr. F. L. Pierson of Pittsburg. Xext Sunday we expect to have the full programes at the Sunday meeting. Come and hear about it. The envelopes for the state work gift should -VLL be returned by Mar. 28, as they must be sent to Detroit in time to have reports furnished before the convention.