The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-30

not interested financially In the v. W.
e. A. and who gives 20 that institution
considerable Of her vaiusbi. tim. a
musical instructor. has written nm article
In support of tho "y." Mrs. I~mm.i'.
article was written b-for. IN. resent pub
iiestion hy Tho star Of n critieism Of the
Y, W q. A. by another woman, and does
not purport 10 he n reply. n I. published
so that star reader. may bas. both sides
OF the question. THIS Ia the second part
Of Mrs. I~mm.i's article. The first part
was published yesterday.
Yesterday I took you through
part OF the Y. w @. A. building.
We 10 now TO the day nursery,
kindergarten. class rooms aud ma.
sic studio.
Here again. for the means she
has. an ambitious and talented one
may get vocal and piano instrue.
tion. or. by arrangement. exampled
by one Girl. who. for her teaching.
plays three hours per week for
gymnasium classes.
Chapel just Dedicated
Descending now tho stairway, we
look into the beautiful chapel, light
cd by an exquisite stained glass
window. the whole gift. In mem
DRY OF a beloved daughter.
Hero the girl member may we'd.
the married girl" bring her babe
10 baptism. and here may be said
the last goodnight. TIL heavens
morning"
This retreat. with adjacent Bible
n 81 -
religious work. was dedicated las,
week.
On this floor is the dignified and
luxurious library. also a memorial
offering from banker in Seattle.
n Clubs In Building
Tho adjacent suite OF three rooms
are the club rooms, OF which, in
various parts OF the building. there
are other single ones.
There are 81 clubs. with a mem.
bership OF ! 500. the youngest mem.
Der being 6 years old and Japa
nese.
On club nights dainty supper Is
served for ibc: and after the gen.
erai meeting. classes IN all lines OF
work separate themselves.
The planning OF the winter sched.
ule. with the wealth OF choice now
offered. ia momentous question.
Wide-A~ake Girls
The Friendly club, OF 80 Nom.
bers. Ia composed OF domestics,
wide-awake and happy. and the mis-.
treas who feared that so much
luxury" would spoil her maid.
would. n she followed the matter
up. find that here are taught proper
values and right relations.
Here. too. are given tho legiti.
mate relaxation and association
that will solve many a vexcd do
nestle question.
Tho Business Girls. numbering
sss. are splendid young women.
with ideas and Initiative. filling po.
sitions from tho. managerial down
the business SCALE
Tho Time and Talents club II
composed OF those who have, and
stand ready TO give. OF the COM
modities named, TO their less fortu-
nate sisters.
Place for "Her and Him"
The tea room is open 10 the pub
lie afternoon and evening at the
same moderate rate as make pos
sible TO the girls a dainty service
with a group OF friends. or the "one
best bet" and this. and the three
parlors directly under. TO which we
now drop. are especially for her
and him"
On this. tho main floor. 10 also
the perfect little auditorium. with
pianola. at the service OF the girls
who can use Il, and for those who
desire to learn, a pianola club with
pianola man who gives his SER
vices, playing and helping them
prepare their own programs.
No fee Is charged
Tho Sunday vespers are held
here. and prominent ministers and
other religious workers. many OF
world wide note. as we'll as the
city's best musicians, give OF their
best here.
After tho service the strangers
tea" on the balcony. 10 which ali
are welcome.
Blue Parlors Are Elegant
We will 40 from the auditorium
TO the other farthest corner. where
we find the blue parlors.
These truly elegant rooms seem
10 rouse more than any other the
ire OF certain class.
Hundreds every day come to the
Information office. next in line, and
here. as in the public stenography,