Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
OF Interest TO Women

Tonight az o'clocl; the Industrial
Girls club. of the i. ". I. A.. will
have rally. tn. first meeting OF
the fall. supper Will be served. and
Their. Will bc music and recreation
games. At this meeting tho sug-
Ecsted list OF classes for study dur
ing the year will he submitted for
the approval OF the club. and the
girls will then sign UP for the vari-
Gus classes. The lis; OF classes is as
follow:
English. what to read. how 10
write. how to speak.
Personal hygiene and social morali-
". taught by a woman physician.
Cooperative movement.
Unemployment.
Gymnasium. swimming.
Hair dressing and manicuyiug.
Christmas present class
Last year there was a joint rc!a-
tlcnship OF the college girls at West
hampton and the Industrial Girls
Club. Some OF the college girls will
he present tonight l; is also hoped
that some o: the ladies of the COM
:":';cc. which has charg" of this
phase OF the Y. W. G. a. work. will
b. present. Mrs. S. l.. Rylaud Is the
permanent chairman Of this commit
tee. and Mrs. Randolph Maynard the
acting chairman.
Miss Grace Coghll!. OF Whitlock's.
is the president Of the club. Miss
Coghill attended the Dryn Mawr
summer school for Industrial girls
this past summer
on the first and third Wednesdays
Of every month there Will he class
In Unemployment" which Will he
attended 10y both the college and in,
duStrial girls DR.. Harlan. OF the
University OF Richmond, Will con-
The Daughters of 1912 convene to-
day at the Jefferson Hotel. AT 10
y. NJ there VIII be a meeting Of tho
state executive council in room ESQ.
Registration begins at 1890. and
the morning session opens at II. At
1870 there will be a luncheon. I'll,
business meeting will be resumed In
the afternoon.
Mrs. J. Tyler Jobsom. who was In
charge of the R"stuvcr tag day. ma.
announced that the returns from the
boxes ha"" not been heard from The
R"stover Home is a home for work .
ins girls. who come to the city With
out friends. "RcStover" gives then,
place 10 live. where they will hc
under some Kind OF management, anJ
have suitable home. The board
which they pay is nominal sum
and the other expenses OF the home
are met by the receipts OF the ,ag
day.
Tho entire staff OF the y. W. c. 4
spent the past weekend at the Y
l." setiing-up council was held Miss
Zauzineer. The general secretary OF
the Y w. c. A., was in charge o.
the council.
Tho Industrial chapter Of Holy
Trinity Church Will hold it's rr.,
fan meeting GA Tuesday "a, II a "
IN the parish house. All members ar,
urged TO be present.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Sccon,
BAPTIST Church Will have church da,
as usual tomorrow from 10 to
"..c.ock AZ the Afternoon fncctina
the annual election Of officers vii
bc held.
The Iris Circle or Kings DauEh
, tcrs VIII meet Wednesday aftcrnooI
/ az o'clock with Miss BESSIE Row
| ell, 27l2-B East Broad Street. Al
mem ocrs are urged to be present. a.
| TINS is The last meeting before In,
| Kings Daughters Convention. Tn.
! delegates from the Iris Circle 10
| the convention are Mrs. T.. l.. Cum
! mlnss, Miss May Marsh and Miss Elm
! ma Garcin.
I Fal! registration for the white,
classics I'm The various courses OF.
f"r,d ~ the cary street Settlrucn,
+ rouse is now open TO all wishing
+ t. enlist themselves in the diversified
1 activities Of the settlement center
/ Prospective rcg!strants are re.
/ G.ested TO apply Immediately and
ENROLL Tor the winter term.
Mrs. John 4. Cary. president O.
n" board "f trustees. announces thu,
the gymnasium! founded in her name
h"s h!sp been thrown open, with I'D
c'uonal equipment Installed and an
instructor employed TO teach clas,.,
in physical training.