The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-15

The prospectus of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association has Just
been completed by the management
and is now ready for distribution. II
presents in very attractive form the
various classes which will be conduct
ed at the association rooms during the
ensuing year, with the names of the
! instructors In the several branches, the
| hours and terms of tuition, and the
conditions o. membership.
| Miss Mabel *. Stafford, the secre-
tary of the Gulf states. has been in the
city for some time preparing, with the
assistance Of Miss Bruce. the propos-
! ed plan of work. The quarterly meet
ing Of the association and an educa-
tional rally Will be held Monday even
ing, oct. II, at o'clock, at the lee
ture room Of the Independent Presby-
terrain Church. An address will be
made by Miss Stafford, giving "A full
presentation Of all association work.
Not only the members are expected,
but the public generally is invited
The prospectus is as follows:
Instructions.
Mrs Montrose Graham. who will
AAHft wal 80 VI AiiG art department., mas
had long and successful experience i'm
china painting, water color, oils, pastel,
drawing, etc. Samples OF her work
may be seen at the association rooms,
and In the homes of many Savannah
people. The number In Mrs. Graham's
classes viii be limited, and 1t Is ad-
visable to register early.
Miss Cerelle Winifred Smith, grad
uate of Mechanics Institute, Rochester.
trffH a.
and instruct In cooking OF all kinds.
Not for eighteen years have the ladies'
I'm Savannah had the opportunity to
study the art of cooking as II is
taught In scientific schools. and IL is
believed that many young women as
well as experienced and inexperienced
housekeepers win welcome the classes
In general and fancy cooking and chat
ing-dish specialties.
Miss II. l.. Mc<indsey will take
charge Of the class I'm millinery. This
course win include the making, prep
aratlon of frames. and the trimming
Of hats.
Miss Julia f. Horn, an experienced
teacher Of stenography. will have
charge Of that department, which I'M
cludes spelling. elementary English,
and penmanship.
The physical culture classes will be
80 hfAHi - VI @AAnA' A<iiiitAH bluifg WIN
has studied under Or. ID. A. Sargent
Of Cambridge, Mass.
Other classes than those on the
schedule will be offered as there is de-
mand for them.
All classes last from October to May.
Admission TO Glasses.
Members OF the association only are
admitted to classes. Membership fee,
81 per year All fees must be paid
I'm advance, unless arrangements are
made with the secretary. All classes
will commence the week Of oct "a.
Class Schedule.
China painting or water color. Mrs.
Enthusiastically and Saturdays at
10 "A. m. Tuition. So per month, in
Guiding firing. Members have the priv
ilege Of using the studio at other than
class hours.
Cooking Miss smith-General cook
ing Mondays at 10 a. m. Tuition per
year, 81. Fancy cooking. Thursdays
al 10 o. m. Tuition per year. &c. Cen
eral cooking, Tuesdays at .. m. TUT
ton per year. &c. Chahng-dlsh cook
ing. Fridays at p. m. Tuition per
year. Sc.
Junior class for general cooking Cfor
girls from 10 10 rs years ODD Satur-
days al 10 a. m. Tuition per year S..
Stonography, Mss H0rn-Mondays