THE SOCIAT, SETTLENT
118 M. St., S. W.
$m
Washington, D. C.
For colored boys, girls and adults.
"The Confer ence Class of the Asso ciated Charities, out of
the Sc ci al Settlement sprang, is still a
which, three years ago,
strong c0-operative force.
AIMS
"To conduct a social settlement and social center, including
clubs and classes, educational activities, industrial work, en-
tertainments and so cial gatherings.
To foster co-operation and mutual helpfulness among colered
people cf its vicinity by enlisting alI who may be inter ested in
united efforts for the common good.
To investigate industrial conditions and social problems,
and to promote individual neighborhood and municipal improvement.
To promote the development of volunteer personal service."
"More important, however, than the formally-organized activ-
ities are the constantly friendly touch with neighborhood condi-
tions, the exchange of frequent visits, the readiness to meet
emergencies and the fact that neighbors have an assured friendly
Source of aid and counsel to which they appeal confidently in time
of need
