The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES OF
Y. ". c. A. MAKE FINE DISPLAY
Hats, Frocks and Good Things
To Eat Are Features
- of Exhibit

A display of hats and frocks and
delectable things to eat are features
Of the annual exhibition OF the Y. W.
G. A. educational classes, In the as
ISOLATION building. Washington-blvd
and Clifford-st., Wednesday and
Thursday. All OF the articles shown
are the product OF the young women
taking the various courses In the edu.
cational classes and are credit alike
to the pupils and instructors.
In the millinery shop there are hats
for every occasion, for every age and
for every face. The daintiest of lace
trimmed baby bonnets vie In attrac-
tiveness with quaint headgear for tots,
while the grown-ups revel in close
toque for business, frilly picture hat
Tor the best frock, practical and
charming motor bonnet and such
bushels Of satin and velvet and chif-
fon flowers as cleverly fashioned by
hand as any that ever came out of
the French flower factories.
One girl who came here from the
country to take the millinery course
has earned her tuition fees, her liy-
Ing expenses and pocket money be-
sides from the hats she has made, "
said Miss Sybil Goulder. educational
secretary, in charge of the millinery
exhibit, owing to the absence, on ac-
count of illness, of Miss Grace l.. WILL
liams. domestic arts instructor.
The gowns run the gamut from the
dainty negligee and dressing jacket
TO the Bingham house dress, business
frock, charming muslin and lace beet
dress and party frock. tailored linen
and silk three-piece and coat and
skirt styles and the smartest OF silk
gowns. All of the gowns have been
cut from the chart system, used By
the instructor. Miss Mabel Straw
bridge, and are remarkable for their
neatness OF finish, unusual style and
pretty touches of handiwork.
In the needlework and art depart.
ment there is fine exhibit of hand
made lace, all sorts of embroidered
pillow tops, scarfs, towels, etc, wa
ter color sketches, free-hand drawing,
and artistic china designed for various
household uses.
In the domestic science exhibit
there Is an array OF delicious breads,
biscuits, cakes. desserts, salads, can
dies that to look at make the mouth
water, and to taste which is TO give
praise to the cook. In this departm enL
there Is a table laid for chatting
dish supper and demonstration given
Of this popular form OF entertainment
The little fiat. which Is part of the
practical equipment of this depart
pent, Is arranged for company" with
The table in the tiny dining-room set
FOR luncheon, showing the correct
table service. Practical demonstra-
tons in serving will be given here
also.
Everybody want to buy our cakes
and things and We could sell them
over and over again or receive I'M
limited orders II we were able to fill
them" said Miss Myrtle Caudell, d.
rector OF the domestic science de-
partment.
The exhibition will be open We'd
nesday and Thursday from IL o'clock
In the morning until 9 o'clock at
night and is free to the public. In
connection with this annual review"
the athletic classes will give an ex-
hibition In the gymnasium, Wcdnes-
day evening, and the music and elocu-
ton classes, an entertainment in the
auditorium, Thursday evening. After.
noon tea will be served visitors from
TO 5o'clock.