San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30
Delegates Tell Of Trip to.
Estes Park and Of What
Was Discussed Plan
Classes to Be Held al As
sociaiion Building.

Activities in the Health Educa-
ton Department and among the Bus
mess Women's Clubs of the Young
Nomen's Christian Association will
open during the first and second weeks
OF October, following two rallies held
last "Wednesday and Thursday nights.
The attendance at both the gaIner-
ings was over 800 women and girls.
Prospects in the health education
work are reported as very bright. 1O1
students having registered for classes
in gymnasium work and aesthetic
dancing which will open on October
4, under Miss Edith Unison, physical
director and Miss Fanny Franks,
dancing instructor. Among the appIi-
cants are 40 women who have not
been enrolled in classes before and
more names are being received daily.
In the business wOmen's clubs,
classes have already been outlined for
the following clubs:
Just Girls" citizenship meeting on
Monday night beginning the second
week in October; Business Women's
Clubs" homemaking. on Tuesday
nights; Blue Triangle League. -
book reviews, Thursday nights, and
the "Bluebonnet Coluga Club" the
charm of fine manners, Friday nights
n year of interest, improvement and
,ood-fellowship is promised to all bus.
mess girls who enter these clubs.
Tell OF Estes Park.
More than 100 girls attended the
dinner given Wednesday night by the
Business Women's Clubs, at winch
Miss Julia Clark, president of the
federation presided. Reports were
given by delegates from San Antonio
to the Rocky Mountain Community
Conference at Estes Park. Colorado.
this summer. Miss Rowena Brown.
secretary for the Business Girls Clubs.
welcomed the former members and
guests.
ave can make the Y. W. G. A, on.
of the biggest factors for good in San
Antonio" Miss Ruth Muir. general
secretary, said. when we started
for Estes Park, we wanted to know
where we were going. as we do when
we start on any journey. We want to
know where we are going this year in
our association work. in order that we
may reach our goals. We want to
travel the road to better health. for IT
is nart Of our jobs TO keep well. We
wtnt TO have broader minds and We
want to acquire depth of spirit. Also.
we want a richer fellowship as a re-
suit of our association" A
After attendance at the citizenship
classes at the conference. Miss Ollie
Stokes, delegate. said:
What They Learned.
ave found out how much we did
not know about San Antonio and its
government. We have come home
to learn about city planning.
conditions. our school laws
and something of movie censorship"
That the feeling of superiority on
the part of. the great powers today.
toward the weaker nations, must pass
from international life before its prob
ems can be solved. was the point en-
rhasized by Miss Lucy Smithcrs. an
)ther delegate who attended sessions
On international questions. Miss
Julia Clark spoke of the benefits
arising from group activity as dis
,ussed at the conference.
Through group work. one can be
lifted out of environment. given
higher ASPECT of life and n sharing Of
she declared. {
Christianity is service and fellow
Miss bessie Gibbons asserted.
&c result of her attendance on re-
igious education groups.
The "bikes" and recreational fea-