The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-07
Y. w. Notes

The health education department of
the Y. NJ. @. A. will hold It's annual
dinner and program on Monday at 6:15
p. m. The tables will be arranged ac-
cording to the groups represented by
gymnasium classes, dancing classes.
swimming and basketball. Each
group is arranging a stunt. At 8
there will be q free swim, and dancing
and games in the gymnasium for
those who do not care for the SWIM
ming.
A spring term Of eight weeks win
be opened by the general education
department, starting with a bird trip
Sunday afternoon, when all who enjoy
the out-of-doOrs are invited to go to
Warf1eigh's Glen. Take the Broad
Ripple car to Sixty-Third ST., where
the group will meet at 2:30. These
trips viii be taken to different place
each Sunday afternoon, under the
leadership Of Miss Elizabeth Down
hour, instructor in biology at Teach
er's College.
Emphasis during the spring term Is
placed on the sewing and millinery
classes. Mrs. May King Stevenson IS
the instructor in sewing and pattern
drafting, and Mrs. Wilson 3. Parker,
IN spring millinery. The business
courses include show card lettering
under W. L. Winning, and correct
speech under Miss Augusta Mering.
The language classes that have been
meeting during the year will continue,
with French under Mile. Marie Cou.
sin; Spanish, under Rev. A. r Miles,
and Italian, under Signora Clor1nda
Conte. Beginning classes will be ar
ranged for If there Is sufficient de-
mand. Mrs. J. E. Hicks viii instruct
q class in reed basketry, and Mrs. B.
W. Stoddard, in China painting. A
modern drama curse viii be given
under Miss Augusta Mering. A course
in halrdressing, manicuring and IA
cial massage Is being offered with
Mrs. Ethyl I. Stewart as instructor.
A course of three health forums for
business girls and women have been
arranged by the health and general ed
Ucation departments. These are open
to all girls and women. These forums
viii be held on three consecutive Fri
days from to s p. m. The first one,
next Friday. Will be led by DR.. Jane
Ketcham, one Of the examining ply
sicians Of the health education de-
partments, who viii discuss Posture"
April 20, Mrs. Ethel p. Clarke, direo-
tor of nurses training school of the
Indiana University School of Mbdi-
cine. Will discuss diet" April 81,
Sex Education" will be discussed by
DR.. Elsie Stewart of the Eli Lilly Com
pany.
Miss Pearl Forsyth. general secre-
tary Of the local Y. W. C. A, will be
in Muncie Sunday, to speak In the
morning at the Friends Church, amid
in the evening, at The Methodist
Church.
The Treble Clef Club of the Fedora.
ton viii meet next Monday at p. m
The industrial committee VIII hold
its monthly meeting Tuesday at p.
m, in the industrial club room.
The regular meeting of the religious
education council will be held Friday,
at 7 p. m. The reorganization of the
council will be completed. Four sub
committees have been formed. Study
classes and discussion groups: COM
munity cooperation; church utilization
and open house programs. The chair
men are: Mrs. +. Z. Smith, Mrs. J.
J. Patterson. Mrs. Walter A. Johnson
and Mrs. E. H Thompson. Others who
have become members of the council
recently are: Mrs. Charles Hartman,
Mrs. B. S. Gadd, Mrs. T. w. Corne-
hus, Mrs. E. A Williams, Mrs. Eugene
Fisher and Miss Lola Striblen.
Jeremiah" viii be discussed by DR..
w. c. MORO at the meeting Of the
business women's Bible class Tuesday
at p. m.