Evening journal., 1916-09-28
PLAN FALL RALLY
At CITY !. v. c. A.
Association Also Announces
Outline of the Fall,
Winter Work
NEW CLASSES
ARE FORMED

Members of the Young Womaur
Christian Association will hold their
annual fall rally and registration at
the Y. W. c. A. building. No. 1901
Market street. on Tuesday evening. Oc-
tOber 8. Representatives of each class
and committee will be there and brief
talks will be given about the various
branches OF the association work.
There will also be plenty of music and
fun and everyone is cordially invited
to be present.
Miss Grace L. Osborn. general sec
re.ary of the association. and her COM
mittee has issued folder which gives
a comprehensive outline OF the work
planned by the association for the
winter months Several new classes
have been formed at the association
this year. One is a Spanish class, un-
der the instruction OF G. Obregon. Jr.'
which will meet on Wednesday after
moons at 4.45 O'Clock Another Is a
choral class under the direction of
Miss Madeline Reed the well-known
Soprano which will meet every Mon
dav evening. beginning October 10.
II Is hoped to secure a number OF
prominent speakers along that line OF
work.
Vesper services will be held one
Sunday afternoon each month, the
first one being held next Sunday at 4
O'Clock. in the parlors of the associa-
ton building. Mrs. William l.. Pettin-
gill will talk on "The How and Why
of Bible Study" while Mrs. Eleanor
Kemery. contralto soloist will sing.
Other vesper services will be held on
October 20. which will be special con-
ference Sunday; November 26, which
will be Girls Sunday" and Decem-
Der 81. which will be a christmas
Sunday
Miss Mathilde Seipp, physical direc-
tor of the association. will commence
her classes on Friday evening Octo
ber g. Gymnasium work will be con
Quoted at the Friends gymnasium and
IN order to make the best use Of the
one night a week for which the asso-
citation has rented this gymnasium
Miss Seipp has found it necessary to
combine her evening classes into one
large one. However. Friends School
gymnasium is large enough to permit
this consolidation OF classes.
In addition to the evening class
Miss Seipp will conduct a class on
Tuesday afternoons from 3 to o'clock
and the first Tuesday afternoon class
will be conducted on Tuesday after
noon. October 3. The gymnasium class
work includes aesthetic and FOLK
dancing, athletics, basketball and
baseball. hockey. hikes, bacon bats
and skating. lectures on hygiene and
first aid. medical gymnastics, etc.
Roth the German and Swedish sys-
TENS of gymnastics are taught
Under the direction Of Mrs, Harry
e. Link. chairman Of the education
committee. it has been made possible
10 include the following classes with
the membership fee Of 81:
Current Events-Third Thursday
OF each month. $50 p. m. Leader for
October. Miss Agnes Y. Downey.
Evenings With Books Worth While
Every Tuesday, S p. m. Leader
Miss V. Bonnaffon.
Choral Club-Every Monday, begin
ming October IS. al 7.S0 p. m. Direc'
tor. Miss Madeline Reed
Embroidery Crocheting, Tatting
otc.-Get ready for Christmas. Ten
lessons. Tuesdays. 7.3O p. m. In
structOr, Mrs. Lillian Pierson.
Miss Edith sKenworthy has been
chosen instructor in domestic arts
which will include plain sewing. ad'
vanced sewing and millinery. Any one
desiring to join any of these classes
can gain full information by applying
to the association.
Under the direction OF Mrs William
S. Prickett, chairman of the extension
committee. and Miss Maybelle Dan.
user, industrial secretary, the Bust
ness Girls Club will meet once a
month. Business Girls Bible classes
will be held every Thursday evening
beginning October -. the Blue Flower
Club, of which Miss Ella Pierce is
president. and to which any girl en-
ployed in mill or factory is eligible
for membership. will meet regularly
every first and third Monday nights.
The Altiora Club. OF which Miss Ada
Bell is president. will meet the first
Friday night in each month, and the
1Iazel Clase League will meet each
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Miss
Madeline Dixon is president OF tha'
league and Mrs. S. NJ. Keen and Miss
Bertha Harlan are leaders.
A class for Bible study. called the
Drop In" Glass. has been formed for
the purpose OF giving an Introductory
Bible correspondence course with the
Moody Bible Institute in Chicago
Eighteen lessons will comprise this
course.
The members of the Business Girls
Bible Study classes will study the gos-
pei os' st. John and the Book of Acts.
Leaaers for these classes will be
Miss Grace L. Osborn. Miss Eva Tay-
Tor. Miss Zaybelle Danuser. Miss Es-
ther Henvis. Miss Carrie Cooper and
Miss Ceridwin Samuel.