Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-28
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT be
GINS ACTIVE WORK NEXT
WEEK.
WILL GIVE WOMEN AND
GIRLS MANY ADVANTAGES
Those Who Are Unable to Take More
Thorough Work in Day Courses Are
Offered Chance to Study-List Of
Courses Offered and instructors Sc
ucred.

Thru the newly organized educa-
tional department OF the Marshalltowr
/ Young Women's Christian Association
OF which Mrs. c. c. Trine, is chairman
women and girls, and particularly girls
F.; who are employed during the day
week to begin work in industrial
courses along different lines.
! Registration for the classes closes
! Saturday, Sept. So and the first term
opens Monday. Oct. ,. The classes will
meet in the association rooms. over Sc
! West Main street. Courses will be Of
fered in domestic science. plain sew
ing. embroidery. millinery, shorthand.
! German. English literature. and physi-
cal training. In addition there will also
be a bible and mission study depart
nent. 10 the classes Of which no tuition
/; Will be charged.
Ames instructors Secured.
For the course in domestic science
three weIi-hnouIl instructors f-om the
extension department of Iowa State
College, Ames, have been secured. They
are Mrs. Edith G. Charlton Salisbury.
Miss Neale S. Knowles. and Miss
Campbell. Three lectures will be given,
the first on Oct Il, the second Nov.
{. and the third Dec. S. Demonstra-
ton work will be given during the
week Of March 1916, making virtually
a short course for women in this de-
partment. A course for women for af-
ternoon study will be given at $3.50 for
the course, and the evening class, for
young women. will be at 81.
NeedIework Department.
III the needlework department plain
sewing will be taught by Miss Mary E.
Stroud Ten lessons in this course will
BE- given for 81 so. The making of SIM
pie garments and the use Of patterns
will be taught.
A course OF similar length will be
given in embroidery, in which Mrs. j.
w. Lloyd will be instructor. This
course also costs $3.50.
Miss Leda Throw will have charge of
the millinery instruction and S1.50 will
be charged for ten lessons in hat max
ing and trimming.
Commercial and Literature Department
The course in shorthand. in which
the Pittman system will be taught, will
be in charge of Miss Nellie LaForce.
| For this course $40 Will be charged.
Miss Elizabeth Wellemeyer will have
charge OF the class in German, and "a
| charge of So will be made for ten les
sons.
The classes in English literature will
be in charge OF Mrs. William Barrie,
former teacher III the high school here
Miss Mckinley, secretary of the asso-
citation, Will have charge OF the work
in physical training.
In the bible and mission study de-
partment afternoon classes will be Civ
en- for high school girls, and evening
classes for young women.
Will Start Membership Campaign.
That the Y. w. c. A. may be self
supporting thru it's memberships Il
campaign is being planned for an early
date, and it is hoped to get a sufficient
number of members to support the as
ISOLATION by the dues. Senior mem
80 cents Any woman of good moral
character may become member OF the
association.
Some OF the instructors who have
been secured to take charge of the
classes are donating their services for
many women who are active in the as
socia tons behalf are likewise giving
their time and money to the cause.
Mrs. T. l. WATSON is president Of the
aSsocia ton.