The record-union., 1895-11-16
YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIANS WORK.
What They Are Doing for Their
Sisters.
Developing the Physical, intellectual
and Spiritual Natures OF Young
Women.

! The members of the Young Women's
Christian Association are greatly encour-
| aged by the prospect for their work this
year, and believe that if they can but
have as efficient cooperation and support
from the many in the city who have not
yet been interested in this department ot
Christian work as they have received
from those who are now so generously
giving to it of their time and means,
the work will be enlarged to an untold
degree.
TO be eminently successful the Young
Women's Christian Association must
able physical instructor. The Board OF
Managers are now looking for an in
structor, who will have entire charge OF
the physical department, teaching day
and evening classes in physical culture.
Delsarte and elocution. They will be
able to settle definitely upon both room
and instructor, and TO have the classes
begin much sooner if all those who desire
to enter any of the classes Will send their
names TO the General Secretary, Miss
Laura L. Beazell, specifying which class
they wish to join. y strong physical de-
partment would open up such wonderful
opportunities and possibilities, and we
| feel that it must be added to those already
| begun.
| On the evening OF the 2Sth the associa-
ton will give Thanksgiving party to
all young women in the city who are
| away from home.
During the uoon lunch hour on Wednes-
| day the members were delightfully."- en-
! tertained with music by Mrs. Carter and
| Miss Sawtelle and recitations.
'Io foil Olo t.FiI TO
! ganiZe at the time named: Drawing Miss
Merry, Saturday, ! November 16th p.
M; dressmaking Miss Slawson), Satur-
| day, November 10th, 3 p. m; vocal N usic
| Mrs. Terrell), Monday, November 18th,
7:3O p. M; stenography Mrs. Benjamin),
| Monday, November 18th, 1870 p. m.;
guitar Miss Landis), Tuesday. Novem-
| Der 10Th, $50 p. m.; EN- oroidery Miss
Haskell), Wednesday. November goth,
1880 p. M; painting (Mrs. HerriGk),
| Wednesday, November 10th, p. m.;
current topic circle Miss Yeckley),
| Wednesday, November 10th. 7:30 p. N.
The German class meets at $3.50 on Fri
| days. The conversational method is
| taught by Miss Myers, and it is not too
late to enter the class.
At4 p. IN. on Sunday the General Sec
rotary will give a talk on Bible study,
and organize Workers Bible Trainin z
| Glass. the time OF meeting to be- deter
| mined. A special request is made to the
Young Peoples Societies of all the
churches to send at least one of their
! embers to this meeting. The time of
all the classes is subject to change to suit
| the members.
| During the past month there have been
thirty ght applications for employment.
| for nine of whom places were secured.
The employment bureau is free, and
| those needing service can aid the associa-
| ton in helping the unemployed if they
will call at the rooms between 8 and i q.
| III. or and D. N.
1--WE believe" says the Secretary, ''in
| the principle that we get only so much
! Of real good as we give. No woman can
| interest herself in the work OF the Young
Women's Christian Association without
! herself being benefited"