The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
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WEEK Of OCT. c
Various Classes Are Open
to Any Girls and WOm-
en- interested,
en- interested,

The educational department of the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton opens its full offering of classes
beginning Oct. 6. Registrations
should be made next week. Miss
Taylor, the director, or her assistant,
will be in the educational Office on
the third floor every day from $50
a. m. until $50 p. m, to answer
questions and register students.
Descriptive folders of the entire
seasons activities are available for
nay girl or woman interested in club
activities. health education and gen
eral or religious education. They may
be had at the desk or sent through
the mail.
Glasses or tutoring can be ar
ranged for any persons wishing TO
make up grades in grade. high school
or college work. Inquire Of eduCa-
tional director.
Millinery Classes
The classes in fall millinery have
had one session. but are still open
for registration. Mrs. Wilson has
two very interesting classes, one
from 10 TO II a m. and the other
from to p. m. on Wednesdays.
Show Card Lettering
W. L. Winning will teach a class
in show card lettering on Wednes-
day nights from 100 until $50
There is a display Of the work of
last years class in the lobby.
Ladies' Chorus
There is no fee but registration
or membership for the ladies' cho-
rus. which meets for the first time
on Monday evening at :. The cho-
rus leader, Mrs. Jean 3. Mccormick
IS giving her services. There viii
be two public performances during
the year.
Health Department
All girls planning TO join any OF
the health education classes are
urged TO make appointments for
medical and physical examinations
as soon as possible.
Board members Of the 'Y'' Splash
ers will meet in the gym-swim club
room Monday at 6 p. m
Sept. 20. the "Splashers" will hold
8 party At she association building
From s 10 I p. m. they will splash
at the pool. which will be followed
by a real good time in the clUbroOm
and gymnasium.
On Sept. "a. the ". ". c. memo
- - CH,a0I fqa7
Church will hold a skating party in
the gym at 1870 p. m.
Rural-City
Miss Hazel WithrOw. RuralCity
secretary. has just returned from 4
ten.day trip 70 Cherokee County.
Iowa.
Industrial Exhibit
The Y. ". c A will have ex-
hibits Of their activities at the II
dustrial exposition TO be held at the
Playground from Oct. al. Exhibits
viii be: Girl Reserves Saturday at
3 p. m. and Monday At $50 p. m;
educational department. Wednesday
at $50 p. m: industrial department,
Friday at $50 p. m. and Saturday
at D. m.
Miss Eunice Johnson is chairman
and Mrs. G. Q. Dunlop. Mrs. Hugh
McGibeny. Mrs. Brandt G. Dow
ney and Miss Pearl Forsyth are
members Of the committee which will
meet Monday at 2:45 2. m. TO con
slider the winter program Of study of
the board Of directors.
Notes of Federation Clubs
The Federation Clubs Of the Y. ".
c. A are planning a Setting Up
Conference at Northern Beach over
the weekend Of Sept. % and 81.
This week end conference will have
wide representation. including
council members. presidents u all
clubs. members of the Business and
Industrial Committee and delegates
returning from the summer confer
ences.
There will he many enjoyable out
of-doors features. among them roar
ing campfires. a vesper service and
sings" A business meeting Of the
council will take up reports and
recommendations for the activities
or the coming year.
Esther Cook. will bring a report
of the Geneva conference; Mary VIII
liams from the Dewey Lake Indus
trial Association, and Clara Brock
ing from the Business Association Of
the Dewey Lake conference.
Miss Frances Toy. the new Y W.
c. A. executive for the Industrial
and Business Girls and the Girl Re
serve Departments will be intro
duced.