The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18
Y WCA. Notes

4 W. u n IFOLES
The health education department
has two special events scheduled for
next week. At S p. N. Monday night
all Of the girls and women who ara
enrolled in Y. ". c. \. gymnasium
classes VIII enjoy a kid" party in
the gymnasium. 4 committee con-
sisting Of Mrs. Margaret Wheeler,
Frances Paulsen, Pearl Leonard, Sci
ma McYain and Lucille Newman has
arranged a program Of children's
games and sports. Refreshments suit
able to the occasion viii be served.
The swimming meet and frOlic viii be
held on Wednesday night at p. m.
1T the pool. Any girls or women who
have passed the Y. W. c. \. health
examination viii be eligible
Friday night Dr. Thurman B. Rice
will give the last Of his series Of three
open forums on the subject Of ''Eu-
Genics." The subject to be discussed
will be 'Eugenics Legislation" The
following topics viii be taken up: I. A
warning against placing too much
trust in laws, since customs are more
important; >. The worthlessness Of
avs unless enforced: 3. The impor-
lance Of having the laws which are
proposed work out by those who have
studied biology and sociology; 4. An
analysis Of certain laws; such as laws
requiring health examination before
marriage. laws pertaining to housing
situations and rights of landlords. and
the proposed constitutional amend
ment to regulate marriage and d.
vorce- This open forum viii be in
the green parlors at Sis. Both men
and women are invited.
The Technical girl reserve held
their regular meeting and supper Fri
day evening. Miss Sara Norris. who
has spent five years in South Amer
lea, was the guest of the club and
talked to the girls about life among
the South American girls. She
taught the girls some South American
songs and brought some curios with
her which the girls enjoyed very
much.
The Eli Lilly club had its monthly
club and business meeting in the fed
Grafton room on Friday.
Ten girls from the Geiger Candy
plant had supper and "spoof"
party Friday. The following were
among those present: Murley Law
ton, Ethel fiddler, Ruth Walters,
Nancy Skaggs. Eileen Skaggs. Haze
Edwards. Helen Pierpont, Esther
Smock.
Monday night a group Of girls from
the Bixby Shoe Polish Company had
an indoor camp supper followed by a
game party and fireside sing. The
following We're present: Mrs. Helen
Long, Margaret Thompson, Thelma
Owens, Gertrude Thompson. Miss
Steele. Louise Ehrgott. Lucille Lewis
and Louise Girdley.
The regular open house will be OBJ
served in the lounge Sunday from 4
TO o'clock The Y W. c. A resi-
dence girls viii be hOstesses. A
story-reading and a marshmallow
toast will be held. Around the World
With Women" a set of stereopticon
slides, will also be shown. All girls
are invited.
"A Mother Who Trained Her
Young Son" will be the subject in
Mrs. c. J. Buchanan's Bible classes
this week. The Anna Buchanan
class will meet hereafter in the HOl-
1enbeck Hall.
Mrs. Maurice Moore is chairman
Of a section of the membership com
mittee which is in charge of a
speakers bureau. A list of women
who are thoroughly familiar with the
local association is kept and they are
glad to go to any clubs. societies or
groups who wish TO know more about
the 7. w. c. A