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\l \R\ P"1'1 Pre tdent ( 1 t eme ter)
LHlT\ (J\RJ> IR Pre ident ( 2d em ter)
I I \'L H \()[)OCK Vtce-Pre ident
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Br:I.I.I! \VIII! (,H \\1 Treasurer

Just as our college would not he worth) of the name had it no ) oung \Yoman' ,
u ili<tr), j ust o our annual \\ould not he co111plete unless it called attention to one of
the most important organinLtions of the student hod), the ) oung \Voman' Au ·iliary.
Thi-., i-., indeed the greate-.,t religious organi/atton of 'olumhia 'ollege. It doe mu h
in haptng the 'hri tian character of the girl.... For thi-., purpo-.,c weeki) meeting , are
held" hich are c1·nducted h) the memher. Through this pcmer of ervice the). \V. A.
1-. in-.,trum ntal in deepening and hroadening the liH of it memher ,.
One of the mo t important features of the ) . \Y. . ts the Twilight Prayer ervtce.
'I hi i held in the (Jirls' parlor each evening twenty minute hefore upper. ther
hranches of the \\ork dunng the year are the three mi ion 'tudy clas e and theY. \V.
, . play pre en ted in Fehruary. In all the '' ork the two-fold purpo e of the Y. \V. A.
ha heen kept in mind- to develop a sy metrical Ch ri-.tian ''oman hood-to hind
together the ) oung women of the school tor world-\\ ide sen. ice for hri t.

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