Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Y. w. ANNOUNCES
SPRING COURSE
OF INSTRUCTION
Curriculum Ranges From
Millinery to Astronomy
and Opens April 3.

during the week or April 3 the general
education department Of the Young
W0men's Christian Association will
open a spring term OF eight weeks. The
courses offered viii include: Household
arts, nature study. languages, fine arts,
special courses and short courses. There
viii be both day and night classes in
summer sewing and summer millinery.
The sewing classes will meet on Tues
day, ? 80 to 1 80 and Tuesday, TO Q.
Lingerie, bIOuses and summer dresses
viii be made in the millinery classes, which
will meet Thursday. $50 to 4 80 and
Thursday, to o. hats of thin braids.
organdie, Bingham and other summer
fabrics viii be made. In the sewing de-
partment in addItiOE to the regular sew
ing courses there will be course OF six
lessons in pattern drafting on Monday,
z to 0, and one of four lessons in dress
form making on Thursday, to 9. Mrs.
May King Stevens is the instructor in the
sewing department and Miss Mabel Rose,
in millinery.
PURPOSE OF
VARIOUS CLASSES.
The nature study courses will include
astronomy and bird study. The pur-
pose of the astronomy class primarily is
the location Of the spring and summer
stars and planets. Several meetings of
the class viii be held at Butler College
I'm order the students may have the use
of a telescope. The instructor will be
W. G. Gingery. On each Sunday morn
ing during the term trips will be made
to see and study birds Miss Elizabeth
Downtown viii be the leader. The first
excursion viii be April .; all who enjoy
birds are invited to meet at the end Of
the ear line in Fairview Park at $50.
The language classes, which have been
meeting during the winter term will
continue their study, but no beginning
classes will be organized. There will
be both an intermediate and an adj
vanced class in French under Mile. Marie
Cousin, an intermediate class in Span
ish under the Rev. A. r. Miles, and
both an intermediate and an advanced
class in italian under Signorina Clorinda
COnte- Under fine arts china painting
and reed basketry will be given. The
china painting class under the instruc-
tion of Mrs. B. W Stoddard will meet
on Monday and Thursday, TO 9. for
four weeks. The reed basketry class
viii meet on Monday, TO 8; Mrs. J.
f Hicks is the instructor.
WILL STUDY
SHAW PLAYS.
Miss Augusta Mering will be the in
gtructor in both modern drama and
conversational English. Plays by George
Bernard Shaw viii be studied in the
drama class, which meets on Monday,
z to s. The conversational English
class will meet on Wednesday, to s.
and is planned particularly to assist
girls in offices TO improve their Eng
lish- 4 course in facial massage, hair
dRessing, shsmpooing and manicuring
will be given on Monday from Z to S $50
Mrs. Ethyl I. Stewart will be the in
struCtor.
The short courses ofrerea for the
sprlns term are one In Some World
Problems and Their Christian Solution"
under DR.. Alya W. Taylor OF the Fed
eral Council Of Churches; and Better
Homes" demonstrate tons, under Mrs.
Martha Yoh MarsOn. The Race Prob
lem" on Wednesday. April 3. and The
Industrial Problem" on Friday, April
II. These will be held In the green
pari0rs and are open TO the public
Mrs. Marson IS connected with the Tay-
Tor Carpet Company. On three success
sive Fridays, beginning April 2S. she
Awill give lectures and demonstrations in
g Ollenbeck Hall as 4 fOIlOw-up OF the
,rk given by Ross Crane some time
10. These lectures are free and are
81 pen TO the public.
S. IRECTORS WILL
bESCRIBE COURSES.
The educational director will be glad
TO talk To any one concerning these
courses. - schedule giving full in
formation will ba mailed IN raouast