El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-05

. physical training teacher, VIII be IN
charge Of the frolic
The second term OF the gymnasium
work will begin Tuesday. January %
The business girls class. which has
been meeting Tuesday and Thursday
nights from ESQ 20 1880 o'clock VIII
be continued There viii be new
class for beginners. 10 meet IueSi1F
and Friday nights from $50 20 $3.50
: o'clock
The morning class for the girls and
women of leisure proved so puluiit
through the past term that II VIII r-
made a rwice-a-w week class FOR the rest
o1 the year. This class VIII meet Iues-
day and Thursday mornings at IL
o'clock New members may enrol IN
this class now
saturday mornings there IS chill
. oren gymnasium class, which meets
- j. o'clock
saturday nights from $50 on, those
w-o enjoy roller skating may Indulge
IN this sport This is open 20 AL reg
+ ular members Of the Y. ". c a with
oGl any additional Zee.
For the new winter term there are
a number Of additional classes Of in
terest in the other departments of the
association A class in commercial
spanish viii he started. 10 Dee taught
by Miss Ada g Burke Miss Burke
IS the head Of the department of COM
mercIol Spanish Of the high school
and has taught for three years In the
public schools of Porto Rico. This
class IN commercial Spanish viii eS-
peclally appeal 10 all business women
II VIII meet Monday nights AZ o'clock
and Thursday nights NJ 1880 o'clock
and VIII begin January % The Spanish
class formed in the fall viii continue
10 meet but the hours VIII be changed.
! On Monday nights ir viii meet at 8
o'clock and on Thursday nights at S-30
o'clock. Saturday mornings there VIII
De classes for beginners and advanced
students. Miss Burke VIII teach all
Inea rfeH ~ re-Hr
all these classes viii be limited.
The class in parliamentary law. or
which Richard F. Burgess is the teacher
viii he continued through the winner.
meeting on Tuesday mornings at .
o'clock This class, which was sus-
pended through the holidays. will be
resumed on January 2. There IS no
Zee but the members must belong TO
The work OF all the Departments IS
necessarily greatly handicapped on ac-
count Of the limited space in the ures-
en- quarters OF the Y ". c 4. which
makes Il impossible for more than one
class 10 meet AZ a time.
Officers for the EI Paso EQUAL Fran
chise league We're elected Thursdav #
ternoon Al the meeting Of the leaa-ue
held IN the chamber of commerce. M.
= \ OIiuchetr was elected president:
MIS- : j. FenneI. first vice president
Miss Grace Virginia Logan. second vice
president, Miss Ruth N Augur. third
vice president, Mrs. r ". Peabody. re-
eoroing secretary; Miss a Louise
lJIetrlch. corresponding secretary. and
Mrs Horace \ lay treasurer Plans
were started for the celebration of the
second anniversary of the existence Of
the league, at which the new officers
VIII be installed This affair will Oc-
cur on Jan is. the regular dav for the
monthly social meeting Of the league.
and VIII probably be in the form of a
BANQUET The work Of Better Babies
" eek was discussed. following a talk
on this subject by Mrs. 3. r jenkins.
who so successfully conducted this week
last year. The idea of managing the
Baby Sanatorium at Cloudcrofr again
TINS summer was also discussed. The
league conducted the sanatOriurn last
sumner very successfully. managing IL
not only without debt. which is the first
time IN the sanatOrium's history that
this has been done. but with the addi-
fine thing Of the substantial
balance Of $500. This sum is available
for the coming summers work Should
the incoming officers undertake the