Evening journal., 1919-12-31
new YEARS Open
HOUSE At "Y'
Public Reception Has Been
Arranged For All Day
Tomorrow
PROGRAM OF SPORTS
WILL BE FEATURE

Y. NJ c. A. officials have planned Tor
a public reception and open house TO-
morrow at the local association. There
will be a continuous round Of activl-'
ties from 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
until 10 O'Clock at night. The public
Is Invited.
Every department Of the "Y" viii
have something 10 exhibit to the pub
lie. The phyical department will show
the kind OF athletics which are taught
at the "Y'. the social SECRETARY VIII see
that all visitors are made 10 feel az
home and the entertainment committee
has provided refreshments and moving
pictures.
The reception committee consists Of
Henry I. Bowles, Roy Hammsn, Leroy
Caulk. Dwight NJ. Decker Joseph A.
Bryan, George B. Murphy and C. II.
Shaefer.
Educational Secretary Lawrence A.
Davis has arranged 10 open all Of the
educational rooms on the third floor
for public inspection tomorrow. In the
drafting room, a display Of architectural
and mechanical drafting will be on
view. and exhibitions Of the other
studies win be found in the class rooms
where the different subjects are taught.
One OF the most interesting features
Of the open house tomorrow will be the
Industrial exhibition which will be on
the second floor. The following local
firms will exhibit: J. Z. RhOads
Leath-r Betting Company, the Edge
Moor Iron Company, the American
Bridge Company. the Belts shops Of the
f. I. dupont deNemOurs Company, the
Pullman Company. the B. =. Shaw Com
pany. the Hllles and Jones plant. the
Speakmau Company. the Diamond State
Fibre Company Of Elsmere, the Electric
Hose and Rubber Company. and the
Todd's Cut shops OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. Innumerable varieties OF man
ufactured products will be shown. and
the products which are too large TO be
put on exhibition will be repr sented
phOtOgraphically This exhibition in
cludes all Of the plants at which the
noon religious meetings are held under
the auspices OF the "Y." Frank p.
MT,hell. extension secretary is respon-
sible for the exhibition.
In the social room on the second
floor Of the "Y' will be found an in
teresting post card collection including
2G9 OF the largest Y. NJ. c. A. buildings
In the United States.
4 health and thrift placard exhibition
will be found on the third floor OF the
! building. The charts and placlrds were
published by the International Com
mlttee Of the Y. VI. c. a.
Refreshments will be served in the
/ banquet room on the second floor from
! 4 30 5 o'clock, and from 9 10 10 o'clock
I night.
Many activities have been scheduled
for the physical department by Physical
I Director Dean. The program OF me
/ morning, which commences at ~
o'clock. follows: Morning drill, Gales
thenlc drill, apparatus work. obstacle
relay race. vault horse. sOmersault on
mat, spraddle va"l' NJ huck. somersault
= between parallel bars and climb oui
90 under Do" ''--H hssketDall
between Juniors and High school
game beiwee bows and tne
-ner OF the Junlor-High School game
/ The program Of the afternoon is:
Event No. i-An exhibition in ad-
vanced Indian club swing by Leroy +
Sparks. assistant physical director
Event No. 2-Tumbling exhibition hy
John Y. Cooper, Lewis Spapira and
Edward Anderson.
] Event No. 3-SOlos by Mrs. Clarence
! NJ. Keen and Mrs. Dawson +. Dean.
Event No. 4-Wr0stl'ng mbtches d.
rected and referred by John Y. Cooper,
wrestling instructor Of the "H'-Nate
Tucker vs.. Robert Wade. i35 pounds
Charles Leggas vs.. Gus Heon, i5s
pounds: John Y Cooper vs.. Lester
Scar (exhibition) Max Faber vs.. Louis
/ Faber
Event No. 5-Volley ball game be-
tween the 1920 O'Clock professional
mems class and the 500 business mems
class.
There will be a fast basketball game
between the Grace team OF Wilmington
and a team picked from college men
now in Wilmington over the Christmas
holidays, in the evening. No admission
will be charged.
Movies will be enjoyed IN the gym"
following the basketball game.