The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
\ !. NJ. c c. 4 \. PLANS
FOR BUSY WINTER
Educational, Gymnasium ant
Other Glasses Being Ar
ranged for.

While others are enjoying their va
cations. the committeeman who are
In the city and the officers OF the
Young Mems Christian Association are
busy completing plans for the fall
wcrk In the great new building, The
summer attendance has been a source
cI qualification to all who are interest
ed in the work Along every line
activities will be increased. and plans
are on foot for taking care OF 2,0s0
members. Already more than 1900
or these have been enrolled, and every
indication points to waiting list i'm
mediately after the October campaign.
Already boys have been on the wait
Ing list, but new lockers have been
put In and arrangements made 10
care for few more buys.
Night Educational Classes.
The schedule for the night school
has been practically worked out, and
studies for men win include arithme-
tic, commercial English, penmanship
and spelling, bookkeeping. mechani-
cal drawing. window card lettering
and stenography.
For boys: Arithmetic, penmanship
mechanical drawing, spelling. bust
ness. stenography. window card let
tering.
Should there be sufficient demand
and II Is believed there will be, the
following classes will be conducted
for men: Typewriting, advertising. ar
chitectural drawing, salesmanship
. telegraphy. automobiling, reak estate
and others.
The night educational classes oper
October L. and will be conducted OF
a thoroughly business basis.
Gymnasium Classes.
The schedule and arrangements fol
separate classes for business men
young men and boys will, be so suited
to the need that practically every mar
and boy who desires TO take exercise
for health and recreation can do 80
The schedule is in part as follows:
Business mems speeial--Tuesda1
and Friday. 1890 noon,
Business mems evening-Monday
Wednesday. Friday, $50
Young mems evening-Monday
Wednesday. Friday, 6:15.
Students evening--Tuesday ant
Thursday. 6:1b.
Young mems graded--Tuesday
Thursday, Saturday. sac p. NJ.
Employed boys--Monday and Fri
day, 1880 p. NJ
Boys. 10 to IL years of age-Mon
day and Friday, 4 F.. M
Boys, IL 10 Is years--Monday af
ternoon at 4; Saturday 1880 A M.
Juniors. 10 to Is years--Tuesdas
Thursday, p. M, Saturday, 10 A. M
Arrangements for Boys.
The boys viii have practically al
| association of their own. and 1t i
| already known that each of the lou
| departments In the boys work will b.
| crowded, and a waiting list on befor
| the boys are fairly well located II
| day school and work The capactt
! OF the boys lockdr room Is just
| little over four hundred lockers. an
| the enrolment is getting near tn
| capacity test. livery proper atten
| ton will be given to the boys worl
| along social, physical. educational an
| religious lines, and there Is no bette
| place In the South for a boy to deveio
| his body, mind and spirit than at tn
great building on Grace and Seventh
| streets, Through she Kindness o
| their friend. Miss Helen Miller Gould
| the boys' rooms have been Furnished
| equal to anything in the country.
| Each Wednesday morning from /
to IL o'clock ladies will be shown
over the entire building. The mem
| bers and officers are determined 4
| make the work in every way worth,
/ OF the great building which has beel
given to the association by the citi
gems OF Richmond.