The record-union., 1896-01-25
Y. W. C. A.
How It's Programme for the Year is
Being Carried Out.

How It's Programme for the Year is
Being Carried Out.
Miss Beazell, Secretary of the Young
Women's Christian Association, reports
on the present state Of its work as fol-
lows:
Sunday, January 26th, is the day of
the annual meeting and the association
hopes TO place its work before a large
number of people.
The afternoon service at $3.50 will be
mass meeting for women only. After
the devotional service Miss Yeckley
will speak of the association from the
standpoint of a business woman. Miss
Laura Davis of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union, Mrs. Sherman of the Chris
tan Endeavor. Miss Anna Woods of
the Epworth League, DR.. M. M. Crone-
miller of a physician, and DR.. III. N.
Hoyt of a pastor. Miss Beazell will
ciation, and DIR. e. r. Ollie will then
make an address. Mrs. Pinkham will
preside at the organ.
The music for the evening service
will be furnished by the Congregational
choir. The General Secretary will give
the annual report and Dr. Ollie will
make the annual address. Both serv-
ices will be held at the Congregational
Church. A most cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all.
We are glad to report a growing en-
thusiasm in the class work, and a con-
stant increase in numbers. Some of
the classes are limited, so those who
wish to join will do well to put in their
applications at once. The classes met
this week, as announced last Saturday,
but for the benefit of new readers we
again publish our bulletin for the week:
Monday p. M, stenography; p. M,
junior elocution and physical culture;
7:15 p. m, senior physical culture.
Tuesdays p. M, embroidery; p.
m, senior elocution.
Thursday-7:15 p. M, senior elocu-
ton; 7:30 p. M, Bible class.
Fridays p. m, cooking class; 3:30 p.
IN, German: 7:15 p. M, vocal music;
7:30 p. M, beginning German.
Saturday-10:30 a. M, juvenile elo-
cution and physical culture: 2 p. M,
dressmaking; 7:30 p. M, Bible class.
The Juvenile elocution and physical
culture class will have their first meet
ing this morning at 1920; the juniors,
Monday at p. m 1t is hoped that
all entering the physical culture classes
will take their examinations as soon
as possible that the classes may not
be delayed
The embroidery class will take its
first lesson Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Miss Schubert will have this
class and Miss Haskell the evening
class, which will be formed on demand
The cooking class made biscuits and
salad on Friday afternoon, and on next
Friday will learn the mysteries of
creamed oysters and queen pudding.
The vocal class has had a goodly in
crease in numbers, but we want to
have it much larger, SO that we may
have a strong association chorus.
Miss Myers will meet the beginning
German class on Friday evening. The
advanced class begins its second term
the 1st of February.
The dressmaking class expects to be
able to make their summer dresses
without assistance.
There have been number of requests
for painting and guitar classes, and
If those who wish to join will please
call at the rooms at once the classes
will be organized without delay.
Eighteen new members nave Jolneo
the association this month, and have
entered the work with an enthusiasm
that is most encouraging. Many of the
old members are going to work with
renewed zeal, and we are encouraged
in the belief that God is blessing this
field of the work Greater numbers
means greater opportunity and greater
responsibility. What are you doing for
the betterment of womanhood in Sac
ramento? If you have done a little,
can you not do more? If you have done
nothing, will you not remember that
none of us live unto ourselves alone,
but all are responsible to God, not only
for what we do, but for all we have
ability to do.