The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
Y. w. C. A. Affairs.

Rev. Henry Holmes will give the last
Of his series OF talks at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association, this after
noon at 4 O'Clock, his subject being
T. D. Bell, teacher of voice culture in
the association, will provide vocal Sc
lections.
An entertainment will be given Tues
day evening by the expression classes
under the direction Of Miss Eta Farms,
xeHee s'~ wifi f be pfesenfed pn by
Bas ssSs e?Th er So Win S sso s1 Tead aas
by Mrs. Larkin, Miss Harriet Goldburg,
Elizabeth Maley- and Hannah Berry. A
small admission will be charged Both
ladies and gentlemen are welcome.
Mrs, Sarah (: Curtis H. VII ad begin T. 9
/. . CLOCK. her subject being ..The Medi-
!. ond talk will be given Feb. Z, on
= Scotland and the Poet Burns,' and
Eon March 7, "Holland and Belgium ,,
El be the tGpic These talks will be
their membership tickets, others may
ATTEND by paying a small fee.
p. The second term of the year for the
various classes at the association, will
open this week and new pupils have al
ready been registering for the classes
IN doIneStlc scicnCe anu diC' Luz SPY
saal courses which. open tomorrow are
course II in cooking at. $3.50 and. also
ssat Z p. m. In the evening, embroidery
sand model sewing will begin - at, Z
3 clock. Glasses for Tuesday will be
model sewing and underwear at 10 and
invalid cookery at z. Other courses Will
be announced later or full information
building. The French classes on Mon
day and Tuesday evening and Thursday
afternoon, also German on Tuesday at
sternoon and Friday evening, will ad-
INIT pupils if they are sufficiently ad-
yanced Or beginniing elaasss d Ml be
a. Mrs W. S. Pattee, the retiring presssii-
dent Of the association, has been Off
eially connected with the association
Sfor~the past nine years, serving as a
member Of the board, chairman OF the
Seommittee&on religious work, vice pres
been the president. At the recent an.
Enual meeting, the nominating commit
atee expressed its deep regret that be-
cause of i'll health, Mrs. Pattee was
unable to consider denomination for
the coming year. They also said as fol.
lows:
presence, her wise Judgment and coun-
Gil and her deep interest in, all that
concerns the best welfare of the as
yociation. During these four years, we
have erected our building and have had
many large problems to consider in adj
;austing our work, to new conditions
Perfect harmony has prevailed In all
our tribulations and God has signally
blessed our labors under her admins.
tration.'' AS she will remain mem
Der Of the board of directors, her ex,
perience and help will still be of bene'
fit to the work.
ted president Of the association, has
been a member Of the board of e 81:
served as chairman of the extension
work during the two years of the or
ganization of that department and has
also been q member Of the finance com
mittee.
Mrs. Anderson is daughter Of the
late @. E.. Dyer, who was for many
years deeply Interested in the work OF
She Young Mons Christian association
and she possesses her fathers earnest
ness and intense Christian character
which will fit her to serve most accept
ably as a presiding officer for the as
ISOLATION,