Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Y.W.C.A.

Sunday, February 22-5 D. M.
vesper service; speaker, Mrs. A. H.
Fetters; hostessts, Philathea class
OF the First christian church; social
hour program will be given by this
group OF girls following vesper
service.
Monday, February 1857 D. M,
general club supper for all clubs.
I-I:50, singing and social time in
third-floor club room.
I:30-8;30, 1.-THE discussion in the
third-floor club room this week by
the federation of clubs will be
fStudent Amendment Basis" led by
Miss Fay Stahl,- Girls Work secre
tary of the Y. w. c. A. 1t will be
followed by debate from ~wo Uni
versity of Omaha girls, and then
the open forum conducted BY the
girls. Presiding club, for the eve.
ming will be Victory" club. Last
week proved quite a success in the
flrst OF a series of discussions on
the big issues to come UP for adop-
ton at the national convention, and
a big crowd and response are ex-
pected this week. The citizenship
course must be postponed for a
couple of weeks. First talk on citi-
zenshlp will be March 8.
8:4o-9:45, gymnasium and yollev
ball. Good team spirit is exnected
through games between clubs later
on.
Thursday. February 26-o to 7.
federation banquet of all clubs
Miss Marie Foulkes of the National
y. w. c. A. of New York will be
present and will probably conduct a
series of three talks. Miss Foulkes
has a reputation of being able to
reach "all girls" from a practical
standpoint. She heads the religious
work OF the industrial extension de-
partment of New York.
Saturday-7:30 to 10, roller skat-
ing Tor boys. and girls. Come early
to get pair of skates
Girl Reserves.
The Student club of the Girl Re-
serves of Commerce High school, at
their meeting Wednesday at the Y.
w. :. A., had the opportunity of
( hearing splendid talk by Rabbi
Cohn on The A. B. c. of Success" /"
At the business meeting of the club
Ida Cohn was chosen treasurer to
fill out the rest of the school wear.
Beginning with the meeting of
Saturday, February 2S, the program
OF the Alumni club of the Y. w. c..
A. will be series of three lectures
by Mrs. Ruth Trumble Cameron on
Moral Elrcation."
All the grade school Girl Reserves
OF the Omaha division were guests
OF the Young Women's Christian
association Saturday, afternoon at
a George Washington party. The
guests came in costume and were
welcomed at the door by stately
black buffers who conducted them
TO George and Martha in the receiv-
ing line. Colonial games, songs by
chorus of darkies (darkencd for
the occasion), and the dancing of
\ the Virginia reel made the after
noon pass quickly. The auditorium
was decorated in red, white and
blue.
A musical program planned by
Adrian Westberg was given at the
meeting of the Central High Stu
dent club at the Y. W. c. A. on
Thursday. About 100 girls were
present to hear the numbers given
by Gertrude Them, Florence Far
sen, Adrian Westberg, Marjory
Smith, Marian Fisher, Edith
Hodges.
Educational Department Notes.
The high cost of ready made
clothing has made it a necessity for
girls and women to learn to make
their own clothes. Our evening
sewing classes are full to the limit.
and we have had several requests
for's Saturday afternoon class. Girls
who hare Saturday afternoon of.
It interested in such class. cali at
sas Z. w. G A. at once. The class
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