El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

GYMNASIUM classes at the Young
women's Christian association
~ viii begin the first Of october
and the classes are open for registra-
ton now. Miss Hazel F. Billet is the
physical training instructor and recrea-
tion director.
A departure from the old hours for
the classes is one Of the innovations
in this years work
The business girls classes. which
formerly began at o'clock will begin
at $50 O'Clock at night instead, thus
saving much time, as the young women
can go to the class directly after sup
per and will get home earlier at night
The business girls classes will be held
Tuesday and Thursday nights
There will be classes Tuesday morn
inEs at $50 o'clock for girls and WON
en- who are not in business and who
can more conveniently come at that
hour.
Wednesday nights will be recreation
night with some feature Of interest
at the downtown Y W c A rooms
to help make q good time for all who
care 10 drop in
Thursday afternoon there will be
special normal class for school play
ground teachers in school work and
theory OF teaching
For Friday nights no classes have
yet been formed. nor for Saturday
nights. but Saturday morning there will
be two classes, one at $50 o'clock. the
other at 1890 o'clock. for school chill
dren. The work will include general
gymnasium work in German and
Swedish calesthenics and exercises.
marching tactics and esthetic dancing
by the Chalif school method Each
pupil viii undergo a physical examina-
ton before being accepted for the gym
nasium work.
with the completion of the tennis
courts adjoining the Y. W c A resi-
dence on West Missouri street a tennis
club IS being organized and later in
the season match tennis games and
tournaments between different groups
viii be held. Miss Billet is also in
charge of this feature Of the work and
women desiring to become members Of
The tennis clubs may do so by COM
municaung with her at the downtown
headquarters on Texas street.
The City Federation Of Women's
clubs met Monday afternoon at the
North Campbell street. Mrs. 5. J. Fen
nell was elected president to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mrs G Z Kelly Mrs ". ". White
head was elected first vice-p president
and Mrs. a. A Powell second vice
president; Mrs. Frank D. Section. rec
Ording secretary, and Mrs T " Ryan,
treasurer, we're reelected. Miss Jes-
sic Mcdonald was elected correspond
ing secretary and Mrs. Flora Graves
chairman of the auditing committee.
Plans were made for the work during
the International Soil Products expo
sition when the fedora tion has the
concession 10 sell popcorn. peanuts and
candy on the fair grounds. Each or
ganization in the federation will take
one day TO be in charge of the sales
fHna FsfT.a 2 in
charge on Oct Il, Is and p. On Oct
16. the W c. T L viii have charge
the auxiliary to the Order Of Railway
Conductors. Oct Il; Review No y
Woman's Benefit association Of Mac
cabees- Oct IS; Manchester Grove,
WOodman Circle. Oct I9. Willow
Grove. Woodman Circle. Oct 20: De-
gree Of Honor and Daughters of Erin.
Oct 81 Equal Franchise League Oct
a; Graduate and Registered Nurses
association. Oct. %. The Students
club and the Daughters Of the Empire
VIII probably have assigned to them
Oct 3 and the Women's Catholic