The record-union., 1896-08-07
Y. W. c. A.
Reorganization of Classes for the
Fall and Winter.

The recent class exhibition and en-
tertainment given at the rooms of the
Young Women's Christian Association
was largely attended, and showed in a
practical way what had been accom-
plished in the past years work. The
dining hall was made cool and inviting,
the walls were decorated with paint
ings and the tables with specimens Of
art needlework.
The little class of juveniles was well
represented, and some excellent work
shown by Eula Glide, dress for herself,
handmade, also patchwork and dolls
clothes by Margie Griffiths and several
other little girls.
There was a musical and literary
programme. During the evening many
persons came and went, and all We're
agreeably surprised at the work done
and the progress made by the classes.
Early in October the class work will
be resumed with the best teachers in
every department.
The lunches will be discontinued dur
ing the month of August, owing to so
many of the girls taking their vacation
at this time.
Miss Beazell the Secretary, will
spend her vacation at Pacific Grove,
Mrs. Munells will act as housekeeper,
and Miss Bowley as General Secretary
during the month
The employment bureau will be open
each day from the hours of 2 to o. M
only.
The class in instrumental music will
continue during the vacation, and is
open to new members. Several of the
pupils in this class played at the recent
musicale given by their teacher, Mrs.
Turrell, and did credit to her instruc-
tions.
The Gospel meetings will continue
each Sabbath from to D. m
The following is a planned schedule
for fall class work, but is subject to
changes and additions, and is given
simply for the information of the gen.
eral public.
The tickets this year will be 81 only,
and this admits to the special priv
lleges offered by the association, but
there will be class tuitions in all
branches. The junior and juvenile
tickets will be fifty cents yearly.
The fall term will be eleven weeks,
and the winter and spring terms thir-
teen weeks. There will be physical
culture, including elocution and Del
sarte day and evening classes; liberal
arts; French, German and literature;
housekeeping, including twenty-five
lessons in cooking and talks on the va-
rious departments of home making;
amateur nursing and invalid cooking;
dressmaking and evening class in mill
lnery; painting, embroidery, vocal mu-
slc etc. Private lessons on the guitar
Will be given at reduced rates to mem
bers of the association
1t is expected that a permanent Phys
1cal Director will be secured by the
fau opening, as negotia tions are now
being made and plans for a suitable
gymnasium being considered.
The Educational Committee, under
the efficient Craftsmanship of Miss Irene
Richardson, has planned a thorough
course in each branch, and certificates
will be issued to all who complete the
same satisfactorily.
The number in each class will neces-
sarily be limited, and those desiring to
join more than one should make out an
application soon, as in some instances
the first classes are already full and
VIII necessitate the formation of others
information can be had of Miss Bow
ley, Acting Secretary, during the
month OF September, from to D. M