Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-28
COMMUNITY MONDAY
ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS
Those Forced Out Of Employ
ment by Shutdown Have
Varied Opportunity
USEFUL RECREATION
Provided by Organizations Devoted
to Help and Encouragement
of Young Women

Plenty Of activities are being pro-
yided for girls who viii be forced out
of work Mondays as result OF the
fuel administrators orders. "Commu-
nifty Mondays" are going TO prove OF
value to these girls from recrcatiohaI
and physical standpoint, due to the
efforts of the recreation committee OF
the Girls conference. This committee
has been adopted by the Philadelphia
district committee Of the Commission OF
Public safety the women's committee or
the council of National Defense ana III"
National League for Womcn's Service
working through Miss Esther u. liawcs.
chairman. and Mrs. cyrus falli"ncr. vic"
chairman. and Miss Helen H. Porter
field. special war worker under the war
and Navy Departments commissions on
training camp activities.
with the cooperation of the various
recreation Ccnters, settlement houses
community cCntcrS and societies. pleas
ing activities are to be provided in all
sections Of the city. Leaders for group
activities and class work have been OBJ
tained from Temple University. the
physical education department Of the
Board of Education, the Red Cross,
Campfire Association and others.
II IL hoped that much Red cross work
will be done during the next nine Mon
days and physical good he derived from
tho advantages offered. F'our-minutc
speeches on hInericanization food con.
servatiou and food production will be
given by members of the Women's com.
mittec Of the Council OF National De.
Tense.
a complete list Of tho opportunities Of,
ferod by the recreation committee fol
lows;
Yoans Woln'n's Gnion; Fourth end nain'
Music ana dnncing. Rcd Cross.
kcany lrIrl.r Scnool community Center
moo" " t., Mis- S.jv5rm"a at home to all
Girls A,l r5o5 Arch street. Afternoon
Injy rsity n iCuSc, .iUl Lombard street.
Ge.rilr 7wn Y w. e. A.. $500 German
town avenue. II to IL. military drill roCred-
tion. T. to. /, ten.cont lunch; sandwichcs
Bethauy Parish House, rwcnty-s"c"nd ana
naiuhrdg" STR, IS under tho auspices q tn
Ponr-vi'an,a Association Of Women Work
ars.. Military driil t3r girls, condpctcd by
m d9r frY2m ,G.d states s army yfo,io%sd aSg to ~ .
d"nuryt ration Grill by motor messenger girlS.
| brill Zee Nv" cents.
| p,d cross activities all day. tluh supper;
e To- -. NJ. nft'on cents, Gymnasium and
G''hhIist church 'Ncishhorlood House. -
/ North American street Upcn house. After
Girls Iri,uulN Society, -. t.ukc'9. Ken
snston; l.; EmsnanHi@i" l.al ThTTStinn TStisi
-,rrcts; ITolv Comforter Memorial Parish
/ HoVec. 1853 South Ninetcenth street. All
',NiII""nn I;ouSS'' Lunch Room Ninotcenth and
. SarSum streets. pr"n hcus", to a. Dane
Ltshtnouso. iia West Tohiai avenue. Opor
! h,ltSs. 90 =. Afternoon ten.
Recreation C"utors. open g. 10, Spccia
! programs Gymnasium games, dancing.
plsston-Tacony, Disstou anf GIeniock
1 WcstmorcIand. Fifth and w,s,moroland
SHOT Tower. Front ana Carp,p pt"r streets
Starr Garden. seventh ana Lombard
Sherwood. F!fty-sixth and christian
Athletic. rwcnty.slxth and Master streets
Harry ECilow. Wayn" avenue. opposite
watorvlcw, Haincs street and McaTahoi
wstory!c,y. Annex 'aolor'D. 5os Eas
! 'NftcrnoGu tea at Germantown Recreation
! Ccnter aud WatorNiew Rccr' alton Center.
Libra ri,s Ouon for special lectures an'
meetings I'm addltou to usual activities:
L"high Avenue Branch, sixth street anI
'.ehiPh avenue,
Mcpherson Square Branch Indiana gvcnu"
Nirctuwn Branch, Hunting Park un'
GSo,u,hwarE Irauch Fifth and Ellsworth
str"ots
Dvrriugtou street.
West Philadelphia Branch. Foruoth am
. Walnut streets,
Music Scttomont House, 4ld Green street
Business Womcu's christian League, III
Walnut street, and man" others.