Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-30
Y.M.C.A A. Notes

Glasses in swimming are being en-
rolled. Carl Bauman, a graduate of
the Springfield Y. M. C. A., College,
instructs the youngsters free of
charge.
The ten shower baths and SWIM
ming pool offer the best and most
extensive equipment for bathing in
the city. Three large courts Cor
handball, and special room for box
ing are also provided. One thousand
three hundred and forty-Seven sani-
tary steel lockers are at the service
of members. A medical examination
is given to all members without adj
ditional COST and by this means the
directors are enabled to advise the
exercise required for securing and
maintaining health. Such imperfec-
lions as fiat chests, round and I'M
even shoulders, obesity, thinness, in
digestion and constipation are cor
rected by proper and systematic ex-
ercise Advanced gymnastics will be
taught by Messrs. Smith and Ketch-
am on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
James MARITIME. comedy and ..ccen-
trio dancer, will entertain at the pop
ular entertainment next Saturday
evening, when c. Henry Earle will
also be heard in popular and classical
songs.
The first Saturday matinee will be
held this week, beginning at o'clock,
when refined motion pictures will be
shown.
On Wednesday evening a ''get-to-
gether' social will be held in the
Alling room for dormitory men.
Open house will be held on Wednes-
day night October s, when ..ntertain-
ments will be given in Wallace Hall
and the gymnasium. There will be
acquatic events in the swimming pool.
The various departments will be open
for inspection. All men and women
are cordi1 Ny invited.
Secretary Cozzens has conducted fer
twenty-five consecutive years a mems
Bible class, which meets on Sunday
mornings before church services. The
new series will begin next Sunday
with the general theme of "A Young
Mans Questions" The physical
social, mental and spiritual needs of
the young men of our generation are
to be freely and informally discussed
at these sessions. 1t is expected that
the class will be largely attended by
men from the different churches in
will close promptly at 10 o'clock.
At the mems meeting next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Catherine
Scott Broening will speak on "a
World Vision" The address will be
followed by a short open discussion,
at which time questions will be an
swered C. Henry Earle will sing.
Fellowship luncheon will be served at
6 O'Clock. All men are invited
At O'Clock tonight the Barringer
High School club will meet in the
boys room, to be followed at 1880 by
a meeting of the Boys Division Cab
met.
The Y. S. b. c. will meet tomorrow
night at o'clock, and will mark the
beginning of the new course on
christian Teachings on Social and
Economic Questions"
The Central Service Club will meet
at o'clock on Thursday evening.
The meeting of the Thursday Club
will be held at $3.50 o'clock.
AT O'Clock Friday afternoon Allan
S. Williams, of New York, will adj
dress boys over thirteen years of age
In Wallace Hall, at which time a
three-reel film of Robinson Crusoe'
will be shown.
The fall rally of the Boys Division
will be held In Wallace Hall at 1880
o'clock Friday evening, free to all
boys. There will be moving pictures,
snappy talks, presentation of Essex
Federation prizes, "Wantonoit" certi-
ficates, Bible study diplomas and a
lot of other good things.
On Saturday, at 0 a. m. and at 2
p. M, there will be a special rally of
the junior and intermediate boys
classes.