Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
Millinery AND
HOME DECORATION.

HOME DECORATION.
Besides the dressmaking courses there
will be included in the household arts
millinery, home decoration and art
needle work. The fall millinery classes
under Miss Mabel Rose, opened this past
week; but students may still enroll
These classes meet on Thursday. . 81 10
80, and Thursday, T:0J to 200. The
home decoration class. which meets on
Monday, 7:C0 to 500, will study the
proper decorating and furnishing of
home, including the choice OF wall hang
ings, draperieS furniture, pictures etc
The art needle work class is planned
particularly for the making Of attractive
Christmas o gifts. 1t will include EN-
brOidering, crocheting. knitting. etc Miss
Cyrilla Humes will be the instructor. The
class will meet on Thursday. 90 to 500.
The business courses wilI include, in
addition to the shOwcard lettering. filing
business law for women and elementary
and advanced courses I'm English review.
The class in filing will be taught by
Rex. Boyd. All the various types OF
filing Will be discussed and demon
strated This class Will meet on
Tuesday, 700 to s go beginning Oct Is
idrs Edward Franklin White. will teach
the class in business law. This is a
practical course in which only those
points in law which are Of especial in
terest to business women are taken up.
The English review classes VIII be taught
by Mrs. sFrank Mcconnell Lessons in
English. by Pearson and Kirchwey. will
be the text book used There will be
beginning and advanced classes in
French under Mile Marie Cousin. in
: Spanish under the Rev A. r. Miles. and
Italian under Signorina Clorinda Conte.
VARIETY OF SUBJECTS
IN FINE ARTS COURSE.
Under fine arts. there will be hasketry,
taught by Mrs. J. E. Hicks: china paint
ing, design and art appreciation, taughc
by Mrs. B. ". Stoddard, and jewelry.
by Miss Alleene Hoch. The class in
design viii study proportion, color har-
mony, arrangement, etc, through the
Johannet method. In the art apprecia-
tiOn class articles will be made with
enamelac and permOdello. which will be
suitable for gifts. During the year three
programs Will be given under the aus
pieces of the !. w. c. A. at the John
Heron Art Institute. These will be in
November, January and March.
Astronomy, drama and dramatic art
VIII be three special courses. W. G. Gin
gerry will teach astronomy The chief
emphasis wiz be placed on learning the
fan and winter stars and consultations.
The drama viii be taught by Miss Au-
gusta Mering and plays written during
the period following Shakespeare Will be
studied. Miss Alberta Yagerline will
teach dramatic art. Fundamentals of vo-
cal expression win be taken up, and
public performance viii be given at the
end of the term. The education director,
Miss Alice E, Newman, viii be glad TO
send a schedule giving full particulars
upon request.
The health education department will
open very full schedule Of classes dur
ing the week of Oct 5 with several new
emphases which have been planned to
help girls and women learn how to keep
well rs well as get ,,cll. To this end
health examinations are required for en-.
trance into any of their activities either
in the gymnasium or swimming pool
new emphasis on individual gymnastics
viii be made and 4 class planned for
school teachers is being offered There
will he night classes for business girls
and day classes for home makers The
schedule is IS follows For business
girls, first year work. Monday and Thurs
day. 6:l5 y. nj; second and third year
work, Tuesday and Friday, 7:15 D. m;
advanced work. Tuesday and Friday,
6:15 2. M. for home makers Tuesday
and Friday, 10 80 a m. followed by
half hour in the swimming pool: for
younger girls, swim gym class
Wednesday at 4 go and Saturday Mt
$50; for school girls. Tuesday. D. m.
and Saturday. 10 80 a m. The class for
school teachers will be on Thursdays at
p. m. The individual gymnastic
periods will be as follows: Monday and
Thursday, 10 a. m; Tuesday and Fri
day, p. m. Tuesday and Friday. SIS
p. m. schedule giving full information
will be mailed on request by Miss Anne
Pope Riley. health education director
Y. w. c. 4. NOTES
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