The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-27
News Is Welcome
Y. w. e. A. ANNOUNCES
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
FOR FALL AND WINTER

The first rally Of the school girls
of the Y. w. G. A, was held this
afternoon at four o'clock in the Cen
trail building on Golden Hill street.
All girls, excepting those attending
east side school were gathered at
the meet. Games were played, sing
ing was enjoyed and the girls placed
in their Respective groups.
For tomorrow night, Miss Jeanette
Kiskaddon, secretary of the girls
work at the Y. W., has called for a
rally of the younger girls in business
and industry and also the girls at
tending business college. Their pro-
gram for the evening will be similar
to the one the school girls enjoyed
this afternoon. These working and
business college girls, all of whom are
under 13yyears or age, have retain
ed their groups and clubs from last
spring. During the summer, in ord
err to keep the same unity as they
had during the winter, the girls held
little swimming, beach and bon fire
parties, at Fairfield Beach. They
meet Tuesday evening and the pro-
gram for the fall and winter is as
follows: ,6:15,, club supper $3.50, vol
. ley ball u and gymnasium; O'Clock,
fire side talk; 1880, club meeting;
$3.50, games and singing. All girls
who are not members of this depart
ment but who wish to JOIN may reg
lister now by getting into commun1-
cation with Miss Kiskaddon at the
Central House.
cational classes will be held on Oc-
tober 1 at 1880 o'clock also in the
Central building. Registration week
4 will continue from October to 3.
season OF 1920 and 1921 will be as
follows: Meeting of committee and
teachers. October b; EducatIonal
night, October s., classes begin Octo-
Der II. Thanksgiving recess, Novem-
Der 25 to 20; Dance for educational
classes, December II; Christmas re-
cess, December "a, January 8; Mid
winter term registration, Decemper
gins January 9; Lincoln's birthday
holiday, February II; Washins ton' S
birthday, holiday, February ~; Good
Friday, holiday. Registration for
Spring term, March Z to IA; Spring
term begins, March IA; Trained at
pendants graduation May rs; close of
classes and exhibition.
An excellent corps of teachers has
been engaged for this term. Those
wishing to take advantage or the
wonderful opportunities offered may
make their election from the follow
ing calendar: Department of Home
Nursing; 1, trained attendants, We'd
nesday afternoon and evening; in
structor Mrs. Harold M. Clarke; first
aid instruction, FRIDAY evening, in
structor DIR. c.. c" Taylor; care of in
fants, Friday afternoon. instructor,
Mrs. Harold M. Clarke; invalid cook
cry, Tuesday, Miss Mary Gustafoson;
massage Friday evening, instructor
DR. Nels Hammerstein.
Department of Domestice Science
Instructor, Miss Mary Gustafson
course 1, elementary cooking, Tues
day evening; course 2, advanced
cookery, Tuesday evening; course B.
salads and sandwiches, Tuesday even
ing.
Department of Domestic Arts; mil
linery, instructors, Miss Rose Buda
Miss Julia Bowling and Mrs. Henri
eta Cole; Wednesday and Friday
afternoon and evening, five classes
dressm aking, instructor Miss Mary
Woodcock, assistant, Miss Rose F'a-
sanella, course 1, plain sewing, Mon
day and Thursday evenings; course
2. general dressmaking, Tuesday anC
Friday evening; course 3, advanced
dressmaking, Wednesday evening
course 4, sewing for children, Thurs
day afternoon from 4 until 5 o'clock
This class is open for children from
10 to IA years of age, teaching the
youngsters the rudiments of sewing
the use of machine and the making
of simple underwear; course 5, dress
making for high school girls; cours
6, plain sewing, Monday afternoon
course z, general dressmaking, Wed
neSday afternoon; Basketry. instruc
tors Miss Bessie Warren, Wednesda.
afternoon and evening and Frida!
evenings gift making, instructor Mis-
Bessie Warren, Tuesday night; knit
ting and crochetinS, Wednesday 7:3
to $3.50; Lamp shades, instructor Mis-
Willie, Tuesday evening.
Business English, instructor, Mrs
Gutchess, Tuesday evening; Shor
stories, instructor Miss Elizabeth Car
ter, Tuesday evening. s...-..ss-'
Penmanship and Spelling, instruc
tor Miss Rea S. Wishengrad, Thurs
day evening; French, instructor Mis-
Margaret Dougal, "Wednesday even