The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
TO ATTRACT YOUNG MEN
WHAT THE ASSOCIATION VILE Of
FER DURING HExt WINTER.
The Handsome Prospectus just Published.
From the Rel gious and Educational
Departments.


II the building, etc. The prospectus gives
he reader an idea Of what the members
II the Association may expect during
he coming year. It shows that during
asst year s2,6)s persons enjoyed the PRIV
eyes Of the organization at diIet"HO
Inc religious services will be held as
heretofore in the Dig hall on sundays Al
l.. NJ There will be special music con-
:istng Of solos, qudrtetles, oichesL wy
,nOir, etc, addresses VIII De uetlctcn
Turing the months or OCTOBER, NoNeHloe.s
md December, by the various ministers ~
this city. a young men s BlDie CLASS VIZ
be held on Monday evenings az SO o EloSA
and the lessons 10 be studied VIII De
taken from the life OK Christ \ WORK
ers' training class is to be established on
sundays from to +. VI. The course
Of Study for this class Will be on the
plan OF salvation, personal work. ana
Christ among men, The lnterhdtloild,
lesson viii be expounded
by Rev. Edward l.. Pell, TO when iadleS
and gentlemen, and especially Sunday
school teachers, are welcome.
TO IMPROVE THE BOYS.
The boys Bible class, No. l, for the ages
from sixteen to twenty years, VIII be
held on Fridays at Il. NJ, when the
characters i'm the Old and New Testament
Will be studied. Inc boys Bible class
No. . for the ages from twelve 10 sixteen
years. will be held on Mondays at j;
~, when "the boys of the Bible ana
conversations of Christ VIII be STUDIED;
The boys choir, orange and blue, VIII
meet on Fridays at $50 +; NJ, ana au-
mission to the same viii be only upon
examination. Song service for boys Will
be held every SUNDAY afternoon at
o'clock when short addresses VIII De
made by some of the boys, while others
will give blackboard talks. me boys ue-
yotional committee for the year consists
of Tazewell Fitzgerald. Il. WILDER Mercer
Jr.. and Willie Hundiey.
THE ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
During the coming season the enter
tainment course, which proved 70 ue d
great success last winter. Will again De
tnaugurated. 1t win consist OF ten IlIst
class concerts, representations, illustrator
lectures etc. The terms for the course
will be as follows. To members OF the
Association:
Single ticket for full course. no extra
charge for reserved seats $3.50. double
ticket, gentleman and lady. ga tIlPle
ticket. gentleman and two ladies', So-oO-
To non-members of the association:
Single ticket for full course, no extra
charge for reserved seats. $3.50; douoie
ticket gentleman and lady. 81 t'lple
ticket gentleman and two ladies' y.
There will be no single admissions
sold.
Among those whose services have al
ready been secured. are Mr.. II. II. kagan'
the well-known lecturer. Mr.. fIahh Il.
Robertson. who gives Illustrated lectures
on travels In the Old world; the Boston
Rivals: Mr. Oride Musiu. the viohnist'
the Wesleyan University Glee CluD' lrO-
fessors John Il. DeMotte. VINO gives III
,rated lectures: Mr. Frank Lincoln, me
world-renOWned hum0rst; Mr. Leland j.
Powers. the famous imp IsOnator VINO
captured a Richmond audience by storm
last winter. the Schubert Male QlaItette.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
The educational department will BE-
divided I'm two seasons. from october list
10 December oath. and January 81 u
April 231 respectively. The students are
requested TO deposit one dollar on enter
Ing the classes. and IL they ran TO So
cure 20 per cent. IN attendance, TINS
amount IS 10 be forfeited should stu
cents be absent four consecutive nights
and not give reasonable excuse 10 the
general secretary or Mr.. G. II. Utner, ne
principal. they will lay themselves hapie
TO expulsion from the class.
All classes will begin promptly at >
o'clock and the following studies VIII De
Bookkeeping study comprises the
framework OF the commercial depart
ment. The fundamental and underlying
principles OF book Keeping, as apphed
10 both double and single entry are
thoroughly taught. Tse aim IN thla
course is TO inculcate Sucn hdbltS as AT =
conducive TO neatness. accuracy. ana
dien1tch. to make clear and concise en-
tries Of business transactions on tte
proper books: To post them syst emat calIy
into the ledger 20 open ana Close DOORS
10 make trial balances. statements, etc-
In mis- course is included the makInS
of invoices. receipts, promlssoTy notes
drafts. checks. bills OF exchange accep-
tances. Endorsements etc, etc.
This class will meet Wednesdays ana
Saturdays at +. NJ, and VIII pe tausul
bv Mr.. g. II. Urner. expert accountant
Commercial MISUNDERSTANDING at
tention is given 70 percentage, interest
partial payments, equation or accounts
etc. to rapid addition ana snort Prdc
teal methods throughout.
This class viii also meet wednesday
and Saturday at L. NJ.
Penmanship and Spelling: \ good hand
writing is Indispensable 10 the prope
recording Of transactions OF "hateNo
nature. Persons who can write a neat
Iegible. and fluent hand can general.
select their own position in the grea
world OF business.
The styles taught are d. a good
commercial work, and CD, full, boil
round hand for ledger headings, etc
Flourishing Is not taught.
Besides exercises in spelling, instructor
Is given I'm the pronunciation or words
the use Of capital letters and in pune
'', r IIIe''' class will meet Tuesdays an
Tbursdavs at o'clock, and Mr.. John
| Hurt will be the instructor
PhonOgraphy. In the Elementary Gas
IS TO % the student is grounded In tn
principles of photography. The inferno
! diot class % to 100 Is drilled in phras
writing. The Advanced Class 6 to 9%
| is occupied In writing ph0nosrapnlcall
| all kinds Of matter That MS the PUP
| for law. newspaper. and correspondent
The me '', Classes will be held on Monday
and Thursdays and Tuesdays and FIR
| DAYS respectively. but no teacher has
| yet been secured.
Tvpewriting: Individual instructio
familiarizes the student with the use
! the typewriter and ocquaints him wi'
the forms OF business correspondence
| Especial attention given TO punctuauc
The class win be held on "Wednesday
and Saturdays. and teacher Will lat'
! on be selected.
Free-Haud Drawing: A systemat
| course i'm drawing from geomctric
forms ana simple antique models w
| be given 10 beginners. Advanced pupl
! in draNfrg from more diiicult casts ga
! also bee accommodated.
The class vii meet in the art-room
/ AOI4hfS anu J AiN'F'f I'M 70 f''-. ~
! John Ellsworth. Jr- a graduate OF q
| ROYAL Academy az Design AZ LondO
| will be the Instructor
Vocal Music. The object Of this cla
will be 10 teach the art Of singing
sight All who sing at all should 10
this class. and those who nave any Voi
al all. however uncultiyated should We
come this opportunity 10 learn how
use il. Instruction VIII also be given
the manner OF using the vocal organs
the best ADVANTAGE, and as the class a
vances. a part OF each evening Will
devoted TO the practice Of part-sone
mis- class will meet on Thursday eve
ings in the parlor. and a compete
| teacher will be secured.
| PROF, sCH4IZf rs RE CEN.