The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-26
Y. v. c. 4. PREPARES
BREAKFAST AND
EXHIBIT NEXT WEE
Annual Affairs of Geneva CIul
and Health Education De-
partment on Program,

Every spring the health education
department of the Young Women
Christian Association has an exhibit
ton in which all of the members Of
the gymnasium classes take part.
This program will be given both Fri
cay and Saturday at 1870 p. m. in the
gymnasium. The program will con-
sist Of clog dancing, folk dancing,
aesthetic dancing, formal gymnastics,
drills and fencing.
The instructors of these classes are
Miss Margaret Sykes, Miss Louise
Noble, Miss Helen Gray ana Professor
Lamaire.
The Geneva Club of the Y. w. C. A
will hold an annual May morning
breakfast the first Saturday in May
in the Y. w. c. A cafeteria. This
club is made up of all the Indianapolis
girls and wome nwho have ever at
tended the Y. w. c. A. summer CON
ference at Lake Geneva. The pro-
ceeds from the breakfast are used to
send delegates to this conference.
Breakfast will be served between $40
and a. M Miss Ermina Moore.
president of the Geneva Club, is in
charge. Mrs. Edith Bell Richardson
is business manager.
Girls Will Serve
The following will be in charge of
the serving: Miss Maude Wells. Miss
Lillian Hart, Miss Augusta Hiatt Miss
Grace Speer. Miss Edith Allmeroth,
Miss Urith Daley, Mrs. Aulta White,
M.Schrader, Miss Josephine English.
Miss Ethel Pennington. Miss Edith
Compton, Miss Edith Eldridge
Music will be furnished by Miss Cy-
rilla Humes. pianist; Miss Helen Har-
rison. harpist; Miss Margaret Harri-
son, violinist. The breakfast is open
tc the public.
Y. w. c. A Notes
The girl reserves from the Manual
Training and Technical High School
Clubs will present a program in He
lenbeck Hall tonight at s. Two plays.
This Is so Sudden" and Mrs Viii.
lis VIII" will be presented under the
direction of Miss Margaret Culbert-
son. The characters in the first play
Will be: Kate Lawrence. Marian
Davis, Rhea Lawson, Mildred Denney
and Violet Sutton.
The cast in Mrs Willis Will'' will
be Ruth Enngholz. Ella Mae McMil,
Ian, Margaret Black, Beth Burns, Hell
en- Ridout. Music will be furnished
by Dorothy Stuart and Thelma Ia
coma, dance numbers between acts by
Lena Fortney and Vonda Brown, and
readings by Margaret Black and Lou
Use Brodeur. The proceeds will be
placed in the high schoal summer con
ference fund.
Open House Program
An informal open house program
will be held in the lounge at D. m.
or Sunday. Miss Urith Daley and
Miss Dorothy Bean viii be hostesses
A bird trip will be taken Sunday att
ernoon to Bacon's Swamp All who
wish to join this group will meet the
leader Miss Elizabeth Downhour.. at
Fifty-Fourth st. and College Ave, at
3 p. m.
Members of the health education
committee will meet at $3.50 p. m.
Monday.
The industrial committee will have
day.
The key women OF the church divi-
sion Of the membership department of
the Y. W. c. A. will meet Monday at
&C a. m. Mrs. H r. Goens, chair
man. will call for report on the
framing of the Association Purpose"
tss~ be presented to Blue Triangle hall
10y the church division
During the absence of Miss Florence
Lanham. membership secretary. who
will attend the national convention at
New York City. Mrs. Frank w. Wood,
chairman of the membership commit
tee, and some Of the members of the
committee will be on duty in the mem
bership office.
Life Saving Demonstration
The Y. w. C. A. Red Cross life
saving corps will give a demonstra-
ton of junior life saving methods Sat
urday at 10 a. m. as part of Hygiene
Education Week. which is being OBJ
served in the public schools.
A diving class is being held on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at p. m.
The student industrial cooperation
group will have supper meeting at
the Y. w. c. A. Monday evening.
The Meridian Methodist Church will
have a skating party Monday night
The Memorial Baptist Church will
have a skating party Tuesday night.
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