Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
Y. W. C. C. A. Notes

winter term of twelve weeks will
be opened by the educational department
Of the Young Womer's Christian Asso-
citation on Jan. 10. $. 'eral new courses
will be offered. The open forum will be
continued on Monday evenings. from Csc
to 1880 O'Clock, IN the lounge. The in
dustrial department viii be IN charge
in January. and industrial problems VIII
be discussed.
Household art courses will include
elementary sewing under Miss Hazel
Barrows, dressmaking under Miss Mary
Dalton, millinery under Miss Mabel
Rose, elementary cooking under Miss
Anna c. Brennan art needle work under
Miss CyTilla Humes, and home decoration.
Sewing and millinery class students fur
nish their own materials. Sewing is for
those who have no knowledge of it. One
must be familiar with sewing to enter
the dressmaking classes In art needle
work fancy articles will be made. II
the home decoration class color h3r-
mony, furniture, hangings, wall paper,
etc, will be studied.
Courses IN business law VIII be given
for women and will he taught by Mrs.
Edward Franklin White. Courses in
English grammar will be given under
Miss Florence N. Conway.
The elementary course is held on Fri
day, from to s D, N. Parts Of speech
and their proper use will receive par
ticuIar emphasis. Advanced courses in
grammar will be taken up on Tuesdays,
from to o'clock.
French, Spanish and Italian will be
taught Mile Marie Cousin will be the
instructor in French; the Rev. A. Re
Miles. in Spanish, and Signora CIOrinda
COnte in Italian. Beginning, two in
termediate, and an advanced classes will
be given in French. In Spanish there
viii be both beginning and advanced
classes.
Art courses are offered in b4sketry,
china painting, jewelry and pottery. IN
the beginning class reed basketry will
be studied and the following problems
be studied. In the advanced class
more complicated problems IN reed and
pine needle basketry viii be studied.
Mrs. J. Z. Hicks is the Instructor. Mrs.
3. " Stoddard is the instructor in both
china painting and pottery. The study
Of good design is an important factor IL
the china painting.
The Y. ". c. A. programs at John
Heron Art Institute on the third Fri
day evening OF each month viii be con-
tinued.
Special classes in drama under Miss
Augusta Merins, dramatic art under
Miss Alberta YagerIine, and hairdress-
ing and manicurius under Miss Minerva
Aaute are scheduled. The class ia drama
VIII continue Its study 81 Shakespea- 3
comedies. In the dram-tic art class the
Fundamentals Of vocal expression viii
be studied and a play will be presented
by tine class at the close Of the term.
The hairdressing and manicuring class
IS planned for the personal benefit it Will
give the members OF the class, but not
for professional purposes.
The continuation school courses will
include i review Of the common branches
and high school courses for credit. Miss
Grace Hobson is the Instructor in 4 re-
view of the common branches. The first
semester's work In the high school
courses for credit was completed before
Christmas. The second semester viii
begin Jan 3 in the following subjects:
Second year English. Tuesday and Fri
day, to 0 O'Clock; fourth-year English,
Monday and Thursday, s TO .; frss-year
French. Tuesday and Friday, : to s.;
modern history. Monday and Thursday.
TO s; ciyics Monday ana Thurs lay, s
10 8. Miss Elizabeth NaUter is iustruc
tor in French and seccud-year English;
Miss Alice Z. Newman, 10 fourth year
English. and Emmett a Rice, in modern
history and civics Credit is secured by
taking the township high school exam
nations at the close Of the semester.