Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-09
DEMONSTRATION
OF GYM WORK AT
Y. ". ANNOUNCED
All Glasses to Haze Part in
Exercises Friday EUen-
ing, April Is.

The 7. ". c. A. annual gymnasium
demonstrate will take place on Friday
evening. April Is. All the classes will
have a part in the program, which will
include the following features; Free
work. dumbbeIls. Indian clubs. wands,
couple and class dances, marching tao
tics, games by the children, reducing ex-
ercises. The entertainment is open to
both men and women.
The noted swimming expert, Captain
Kline of the American Red Cross Life
Saving Association. gave a demonstra-
ton Friday, April s, at p. m, in the
swimming pool. and a land demonstra-
ton in the gymnasium at $50 p. m.
- A hike and breakfast in the woods will
be carried out under the leadership Of the
physical department on Sunday morn
ing All girls who are interested are
asked to meet at the end of the Michi-
gan car line marked EmersOn) at Z
O'Clock. and to bring food to cook.
At the regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Girl Reserves Club for Young
er Girls in Business Industry on Thurs
day night, the following officers we're
elected for the spring and summer term
President, Rosemary Murray; vice p-csi-
dent, Lois Deck; secretary, Ella May Nc
MILAN; treasurer Lillian Mohr.
Two short plays Will be giten by the
Girl Reserves Club for the Younger Girls
IN Business and Industry on Thursday.
April II, at .. m. in Hollenbeck Hall.
Tickets are % cents, and the proceeds
will be devoted to sending girls from this
group to the y, W. c. A. summer CON
ference at Camp NIillhurst-
In the first play. THE Teeth Of the Gift
Horse" by Margaret Cameron. the fol
lowing is the cast Of characters: Rich
ard Butler, played by Fern Bowers; Flor
ence Butler, his wife. Harriet Casteldine ;
Marietta Williams, his aunt, Irmah Day -;
Anne Fisher and Delvin Blake. friends Of
the Buffers, Rosemary Murray and Dor
othy Baldwin; Katie, the maid, Esther
Rushton.
In the second, "The Girls Of Glen viii
low a two-act play by Elsie Duncan
Yale, the cast IS as follows: CarlOtta.
played by Louise EhrgOtt; MarjOry.
Pearl Fisher; Peggy, Lena Fortney;
Molly. Ella Mae Mcmillan: Leila, Flor
ence Pringle: Maud Miss Brown. Madge
Bryant; Lily White (camp cook, Amy
Taylor.
Members Of the astronomy class will
Wednesday. April 13, from S to Q p. m.
The educational director will start with
a group from the Y ". c. a. building at
p. m.
The newly organized day and night
classes in summer sewing and millinery
will have the following schedule: Sew
ing, Monday, TO .; Tuesday. TO +; mil
linery Wednesday, 2 80 TO 4 80. Wedues-
day, to 9.
lesson in shampooing viii be given
in the class in Undressing and mani
curing Monday, April II. is p N.
Any one who wishes to join the bird
study class in its, trip through the
Arsenal Technical grounds on Sunday
morning, April TO- is asked to be at the
Michigan entrance Of the grounds at
q. m. It is advised 10 bring opera or
field glasses. Return viii be made in
time for Sunday school.
The usual Sunday afternoon service
will be omitted in favor Of the Gypsy
Smith meeting on April 10.
The regular club meetings Of the In
dianapoIis Glove Company, the 2. D. G..
and Bones Boosters will be held on
Wednesday evening. The Bemis Bag
Company Club will have a fudge party
on this evening.
The G. & J. Tire Company girls will
meet for basket bali practice on Wednes-
day at tbs ?. N.