Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
WORLD Y. w. C. A.
TO HAVE ENTIRE
WEEK OF PRAYER
Local Association Will GiUe
Pageant at End of
Program.

The world fellowship committee of the
Young Women1s Christian Association
has completed its plans for the obserg-
ance Of the worlds week Of prayer dur
ing this coming week. This week Of
prayer is observed annually by both the
Y. W. c. a. and Y. NJ c. A all over the
world The following are the subjects
Of prayer for each day: Monday, Africa;
tuesday. the Americas; Wednesday,
Asia; Thursday, Australasia; Friday,
eastern Europe; Saturday, western Eu-
rope; Sunday. the Worlds 7. W. c. a.
A poster exhibit showing the life of the
girls and women all over the world will
be displayed IN the Association building
and free-wiu offerings, TO be given into
the foreign department of the associI-
ton, will be taken in all departments
On Sunday as a climax TO the weeks
program there will be a pageant entitled
The Women of the World presented
in Hollenbeck Hall at I p. m. This will
present in tableau the contrast between
the childhood. girlhood and womanhooC
Of non Christian lands and in Christian
countries Twenty-Five girls from all de-
partments of the association wiz take
part Miss Alberta Yagerline is direct
ing the pageant and Miss Cyrilla Humes
is IN charge Of the music
Y. W. c. 4. NOTES.
The Kahn Club held its first club meet
ing on Monday evening, when sixty mem
bers gathered for supper in the Blue
Triangle room The ia bles were decorat-
ed with yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves, and lighted with yellow
candles Stunts and musical numbers
were presented during supper and a
short business meeting followed. The
following chairmen were elected:
Florence Siddons. social chairman
Olive Saunders, membership chairman
Mary Diddle. athletic chairman
Alberta Dellinger. service chairman.
Elizabeth EngeIking. inspiratiOnal
chairman.
On Friday night the Kahn Club will
give a carnival and dance at Kahn Tail
oring Company and the proceeds will
be used to equip the athletic teams.
The Lilly Club held its monthly meet
ing on Friday. The feature of the party
was the ToonerviIle Trolley. All the
latest movie stars appeared in costume
The Federation Council will hold its
regular meeting on Monday at o'clock
The Y. B. W. c. Club will have initia-
ton on Friday evening.
The industrial committee of the Y W.
c. A held its first meeting for the year
on tuesday night Those attending
were: Miss NJ F. Hoagland. Miss Gene
Brown, Mrs. Charles Butler. Mrs. R.tH.
Fleig, Miss Katherine Kautz, Mrs. Horace
Shonle. Mrs Mangus Manson. Mrs. Nellie
Warren, Miss Florence Hoover. Miss Lucy
Withelem. Mrs Robert s. Richardson.
Mrs. William Bawden.
dress form class consisting Of three
Lessons, will be given in the ewing de-
partment of the Y W. G A This will
be on Mondays. 200 to 900 p. m. No
vember q, IS and Decemer D. A form
will be made for each member Of the
class. Y W. c. 4. membership is not
required. The instructor will be Mrs.
Mae King Stevenson
New students may enter the dressmak-
ing classes this week for the last half
Of the fall term. This will he for six
lessons. The classes meet OF Tuesday.
80 70 so and 90 70 900
The open house tomorrow afternoon
~ the Association building viii be in
charge of the industrial federation girls
II is from 90 to g 20 in the lounge
The Business WOmen's Bible Glass.
which meets in the lounge on Monday
nights at $50. will have as its subject
this week standing with the People"
T. r. White is the instructor. This class
is open TO the public.
The reed basketry class VIII open the
last half Of its fall term on Monday,
= 90 to eco p. m. New students may
enter Mrs. J z. Hicks is the instruc-
tor.