Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-05

ing Is the schedule, with the namea OF I
the instructors:
Enthusiastically and Friday, 8 p.
M. Julien II. Hill Instructor.
Bookkeeping G.lementary)-Monday |
and Thursday. =. NJ; book keeping (ad-
vanced. Monday and Thursday. 9l5 p.
M: George b. Wilson, instructor
Commercial Law-saturday. p. NJ:
j. Il. Lawrence. instructor
Observation-Disclosures and Thursday. q15
=. NJ: G. Il. Fairbanks, OF the Southern
Ben Telephone Company. instructor.
English Grammar-Monday and Thurs
day. =. M; Carter ID. johnson, in
structor.
Mechanical Draw,ng-Tuesday and
Friday. T.. M; A. y. Montague. Com
missioner OF Labor Of Virginia, instruct
or.
stenography-Monday and Thursday. s
L. M: f. II. Bell, instructor.
n-Wrlting-Saturday, p. NJ; Harry
Huber. sign-writer, instructor.
Teiegraphy-Tuesday and Friday. p.
M; w. NJ. Bickers. train dispatcher
Chesapeake and Ohio, instructor.
Vocal Music-Tuesday and Friday, p.
NJ; Professor +. S. Thompson. Instructor.
Penmanship and Spelling-Tuesday and
! Friday. 9I5 Z. M; J.. N. Fox. secretary,
| instructor.
1 Inc Junior classes TOT DONS from IL 10
| is years OF age are as follows:
Arithmetic and Monday and
| Thursday, 7:30 Il. NJ. 0ee SD; W. H Hef-
ner. instructor.
| Penmanship and Spelling-Tuesday and
| Friday 7:30 +. NJ. (fee 81; X. T. Fergu-
| son. Instructor
| Membership in Junior Department. 80;
| including gymnasium 81.
The recent acquisition Of Spanish
| speaking possessions by the United States
| seems likely to create q demand for a
knowledge Of that language. and II this
demand takes definite form, a Spanish
class will be formed. Glasses in German,
| free-hand drawing, and algebra will also
be stGrted If there Is sufficient demand.
Medals for proficiency are offered In
each OF the classes at the close OF the
| session.
BATHS AND GYMNASIUM.
The baths OF the local association are
as complete as those of any similar in
sttution in the South. They are finished
in marble, and just at present are par
ticularly bright and cheerful. as re-
suit OF a number OF recent improvements,
including the fresh painting and stain
ing Of all the woodwork. There are five
classes Of baths-tub, shower, sponge
needle and spray-with both general and
private rooms. Commencing with Satur-
| day, October 18th, q barber will be in
constant attendance, and boys to shine
shoes will be employed.
Greater efficiency than ever for the
gymnasium is also looked for under the
guidance of Mr.. j. NJ. Graham, the new
physical director. A new feature in con-
nection with admission TO any of the ply
steal classes will be the thorough physi-
| cal examination, which will be made OF
each applicant. 1T is also hoped TO have
n physician make a medical examination
OF each student. The gymnasium itself
has also undergone number of inn
provements during the summer. An en-
tire new floor has been laid the walls
all repainted, and a lot Of new appa-
ratus is being put in place Individual
dressing boxes, with combination locks
have also been put in, and as soon as
tho classes become thoroughly organ
; lied a distinctive gymnasium UNIFORM
2 will be recommended, to consist OF dark
Jersey shirt, gray pants, black shoes
, and tan belt. The regular classes Deslr
r this week. and will conform to the fol
lowing schedule:
D Young Mems Class-Tuesday, Thurs
\ day. and Saturday, $50 2. NJ.
Students Class-Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. $50 p. NJ.
Business-Men's Class-Monday, wed
nesday. and Friday, $50 +. NJ
Boys Glass e to u years)-Monday anc
. Wednesday. p. NJ.
, Boys Glass az to 16 years)-TuesdaI
and Thursday p. Nj.
BOYS Glass combined)-Saturday, 1O1
A. NJ. =,
S BOYS Bible Class-Saturday. 915 A. NJ
: Gymnasium Bible-Study Club-Sunday
515 p. NJ.
Il AS means of Increasing the efficienc!
n OF these classes the new athletic-neld
# Immediately adjoining the building OF
n the north. has been found of great as
h sistance. Being so close TO the baths,
IS is doubly beneficial, and offers an oppor
tunity of indulging In number
n snorts which could not heretofore b'
n taken up. such as tennis. hand-ball
= ouoits, running, jumping, and Vauiting
IL is supplied with number or arc
lights. and Is consequently equally "a
the disposal of both day and nigh
~ classes.
Of TWO EMBARRASSMENT COURSES
ly The two entertainment courses-sta
3 and members-will be repeated again Uni
oil season, and with every indication o
ID continued, if not redoubled, success. IN
he star course opening Monday, Novembe
&c 18th. is particularly fortunate In its ru
ne of entertainments. The list or attraction
ne has already been printed.
e. An effort is being made to secure tn
is Hon. George W. Peck. author of Peck
g Bad Boy" to complete the course Wit
is one of his celebrated lectures.
ne Plans for the members course@re no
is quite so fully matured: but, as before
a it will consist Of ten entertainments an
7 lectures. closing with the popular annus
20 | moonlight excursion in June. The coprs
ne will open either the latter part OF NC
H. yember or early in December.
The sale OF season tickets TO the sta
course will be limited to 525, and singl
ho admissions from that number to tn
ns capacity Of the hall will be sold for eac
mn entertainment.
a. Further social attractions will be ado
H.. cd in the form of series OF reception
~ during the winter months, and In add
az tion 10 the regular New-Year's gather
. ing IL is very probable that the ovel
al | whelmingly popular young peoples recel
~ tions of three years ago will be repeate'
~ Camera Club, Mandolin and Guita
- and Current Topics clubs are likewis
-, In prospect and the Association Sena'
~. will shortly resume It's biweekly MOI
day night sessions.
nd RELIGIOUS FEATURES.
10 The religious side OF the work will
nd marked by even greater activity tina
eyer Rev Dr. Il. l.. Pelrs Saturday a
r. 1 ba int laGSC