Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-13
Y. w. c. A. OPENS SCHOOL
 FOR SERVICE ABROAD
Only Women From Europe and Near
 East Eligible.

A school to train women for "old country" service in Europe and the Near East is to be opened in New York City by the Y. W. c. A.
 The school is the result of requests from representatives of dozen na- tionalities as we'll as of Americans of foreign-bOrn parents who feel the need for trained women in the recon struction work of the world at pres ent.
 Only women from the Near East and devastated countries of Europe and American women connected with these countries by percentage are eli gible. Students must speak and read the English language and the Ian guage of the country in which they wish to serve.
 The course lasts six weeks and ad- mission is by scholarship entirely, all living and tuition expenses being met by the Y. w c. A. Four houses have been rented, in the neighbOrhOod of the associations headquarters at 500 Lexington avenue. These houses will be used as school and dormitOry buildings. S4
 The course will include instruction in recreation for children, health edu- cation, infant welfare, contagious dis eases, prenatal and maternity care, social work, cooking, folk dancing, systematized housekeeping, arts and crafts, story telling and community singing.
 No girl will be considered under twenty-One years of age
 While the whole purpose of the course is to enable students to adapt social principles to conditions abroad, the school itself will do no foreign placing
 This years school is an outgrowth of schools conducted by the Y. w. C. A. in various parts of the coun- try for the training of Polish-born women for service in Europe. These women are known as Polish Gray Samaritans. Already twenty have been asked for by Mime. Paderewska, representing the Polish government, and they will sail soon for Warsaw.
 Miss Elsa Butler of the Y. w. C.. As division on work for foreign born women, and dean of the school, says she expects an enrolment this
 
 nationalities and possibly more.
 The Y. w. c. A. is planning lot of things for the next few weeks which will keep the girls busy in preparing the details of the numerous events which are scheduled to appear.
 Next Friday evening theS SHi-Y boys and the Hi-Y girls have arranged for little outing in the evening at Fly land park with Miss Greedy and Earl Thompson as ehaperons. The party will consist of about forty of the young people who will leave from the Y. w. c. A and with refreshments and danc- ing they plan to have a most enjoy able time.
 Tomorrow night the business girls of the Y. w. c. A. will entertain the young business men of the city with a dinner at the Y dining room ana later they will adjourn to the Lyric theatre where seats have been resery- ed for the party. This affair IS being given as a farewell party to Mrs. Long who has been the president of the girls club and who is leaving Bis bee for. the east to make her home. ..
 On Saturday evening the girls from Tucson who are staying at the Y. w. c. A. will be entertained by the house girls with a most interesting program and everyone predicts some interest ing happenings that night.
 On Friday night. July 25th, the girls club has arranged for a big time in the form of a cabaret and dance on the tennis court.
 Among the many interesting events