Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Y. VIC. A, Notes

During the open forum hour Monday
night from 80 to 1880 Miss Caroline
Hobson. who is connected with the edu-
catiouaI department Of the Stewart Talk
ing Machine Company, will give mu-
steal program. Miss Hobaon will give
m informal talk, Illustrating her re
marks with records on the viCtrola.
The class in home decoration which
will he taught by Miss Uermine Roberts
will begin the study Of methods Of max
Ing the home attractive without great
expense. During part Of tho term mex
peneive thIrgs which are artistic scces-
series 10 a home viii lie planned. Some
Of the subjects will be- The room. it's
personality. color selection. walls and
ceilings. windows and draperies. floors
and their coverings, furniture, pictures
and picture hanging. accessories, remod-
cling This class meets on Monday, Z
to s p. N.
Tho dramatic art class will have ito
first lesson Wednesday, 20 p. m.
Fundamentals Of expression will be stud
led. Miss Alberta Yagerllne IS the In
structor.
Many girls are taking advantage Of
the private tutoring offered by the edu-
cational department. English grammar
and arithmetic are the subjects most In
demand Miss Florence NJ. Conway, who
Is in charge Of this work IN the grade
school subjects. viii devote all her after
Moons and evenings to this tutoring.
A supper party will be given by the
Pettis Dry Goods Company Club
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. The
club will have as its guests one or two
girls from each department OF the store.
The entertainment committee Is planning
a program Of music, stunts and games.
The Young Business Women's Club
will have supper together Wednesday
evening at G O'Clock, followed by bust
ness meeting and a social hour In the
blue triangle room
Mrs. George l.. Clark is the leader OF
the new Girls Reserve Club at school
No 10 which meets IN the basement Of
the branch library. The club is particu-
larly interested In athletics, and two
basket ball teams are being organized.
A reducing class for business men viii
begin Wednesday evening. The class
will meet at 6:1I O'Clock and the course
will include twelve lessons.
The Manual Training Girl Reserves
Club initiated the following members
Tuesday: Jean Adamson, Maria Ia
coma. Thelma Cavaness, Vonoa Brown
and Marie Areus Vivian Butler was APP
Dointed chairman Of a committee 10 Sc
lect and plan for the play which the
club expects TO give In the spring for
the purpose Of raising funds to send
delegates to the Dewey Lake conference
I'm their program Tuesday afternoon the
girls will demonstrate the correct forms
Of dancing to assist IN the drive against
vulgar dancing. During the coming
week Clenna Kennedy and Marie Arens
will visit grade schools Nos. 10 and
to interest girls who are being gradu'
ated this term in a new freshman higs
school club.
The following girls were initiated into
the Shnrtrldge Girl Reserves Club last
wednesday afternoon; Bernice Derry
Stella Perryman, Nola Martin. zeIma
Smith. Grace Taylor and Grace Wise.
Members Of the physical educational
department viii serve tea and act as
hostcsses Mt open house Sunday after
noon at o'clock. physical Education
in the Association" will be the subject
ofAa talk IVY Mrs. W. c. Smith, chairman
of the physical education committee.
The regular "Y. w. c. A. evening" at
the John@Uerron Art Institute will be
held Friday night at 8 o'clock. There
will be a musical program in sculpture
court followed by a tour Of the galleries.