The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Y To Open
4 Courses
Week

New courses beginning next week
at the Y. w. G. A. include two ON
public affairs by DR.. James H. Peel
ing; one in harmony by Miss Elsie
McGregor, and a hike class directed
by Mrs. w. c. Gardner.
DR.. Feeling vii give a series Of
lectures on The Worlds Economic
Dilemma" on six successive Friday
mornings at 10. and a six weeks
course on Tariff, Free Trade and
Reciprocity" on Wednesday nights
following a o'clock dinner.
Miss McGregor will teach begin
ming harmony and ear training at Z
Thursday nights and Mrs. Gardner
will conduct the first of a series of
Sunday hikes Oct. II, through But
Ter university campus and Botanical
gardens. The party will meet at g,
at the end of the Butler car line.
Enrolment for those not members
of Mrs. Gardeners classes may be
made through the Y. w. c. A. edu-
cation office.
High school Girl Reserves of In
dianapolis are planning a golden
jubilee dinner to be held in social
hall of the Y. w. c. A. at $50 on
Thursday, Nov. 5. The event will
mark the fiftieth anniversary of
younger girls work in the Y. w.
G. +. Members of the committee
in charge are Hazel Guio, Jane Hol-
sher, RoSamond Baker, Virginia
Childers, Margaret Carter, Ruby
Scott and Daisy Lynch.
Lois Williams, vice-president Of the IN
ter-club high school council. served at
chairman at the Tuesday meeting. other
mt mbers present were Miss Bessie Miner.
Scott. Billy Thornburg. Mona Gilliland
Daisy Lynch and Ruby Gearhart. all Of
tT9da Be Fsi Grove ot club Hazel Guio Ger
Cosher. Shortridge. and Virginia Childers
Msnual Plans. for the golden Jubilee
week OF Nov, IL were. discussed Details
the council, Oct. 20.
Miss Jane Cartright and Miss Alice
Evans. who will advise the Technical Club,
fSis wsep the to Camp Deigh
wiener roast tonight. The next meeting
will be supper party at $50 Thursday.
in the Green dining room Of the Y. W
shortridge Girl Reserves are making
cloth scrap books for children Of the RILEY
their meeting last Thursday included
plans for Halloween party. Mrs. DOM
aid AID D. Hoover. sponsor Of the club, met
with them for the first time.
Ben Davis high school girls interested
IN forming Girl Reserves Club will meet
at 5:45 next Thursday with Miss Jenna
BirkS, secretary.
High School Club sponsors will meet
MONDAY night for dinner at the Y. W. C.
A. Guests. will include: Miss Myrtle john
SON. Washington: Miss Laura Hedges. Man
Evans. advisers at Technicai: MIS- Mrs. 1 6one
aid D. Hoover. sponsor at Shortridge; Miss
Miriam King Of Broad Ripple Club, and
Mrs. Walter P. Morton. chairman, has
Miss Bessie Miner. Beech Grove.
oaea to meeting td OF the Gil Reserve COM
W. c. A. clubroom.
side women interested in the Girl Re-
oen SsEa% With S Mrs. @ee sSnts SRnta
acting as chairman.
BEGINNING at 3 Wednesday Miss Eliza
plav hour at the South side center inter- Ethel
Mae Smith. former Manual Girl Reserve
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sist. All sixth. seventh and eighth grade.
girls OF the community are welcome to Join
the group.
Grade School Girl Reserve advisers will
mold their hrst supper meeting Of the sea-
%h az MISS Evelyn e az $50
New advisers include Mrs. Gladys Cheney,
Misses Donna Lehman. Betty McCracken,
Sander. Ruth MANY a Ei G%ss Bessley
Ann Dondtan, Patricia Kingsbury, Mildred
Bacon; Martha McMsster. Martha Metcalf,
Helen Bonnell and Betty Hadley.
AT their Monday meeting Girl Reserves
OF School 70 elected Harriet Cave, secre-
tary; Irene Harms, treasurer.
A new grade school club has been orr
ganized at Ben Davis with Miss Parnell,
teacher. as adviser. Mrs. Frank C.
Tucker of the Ben Davis Parent-Teacher
Association leads the group of mothers
Mrs. Gladys Cheney. adviser, is reor-
gaming the University Heights Girl Re-
serves Club.
AS money raising project Girl Re-
serves serves, OF School 20 plan to present plav
and Miss Hope Willcutts, advisers. are d.
recCinR the production.
School 43 club held election Of officers
at IT'S Monday meeting: Those elected are:
President. Betty Quinn: vice-president..
Mary Annas Porter: treasurer. Betty Chat
neld; reporter. Marion Berger. This was
business meeting and plans were made
for the coming term.
Girl Reserves Of School 81 met Thurs
day and made spatter work Of forest tree
leaves gathered on hike last week. Some
girls are making nature scrap books and
others spatter-printed designs on station
cry.
Girl Reserves of School is plan a treas
ure boxes to be sent to Alaska and to
Mexico. The program of their MONDAY
meeting included violin solos BY sara
Brown and Marie Driess: a tap dance bv,
Louise Schneider. readings by lone Heath
and Marie Driess: limericks BY Wanda
s9wis: Lo,s Miller and Sylvia Adams. and
planning to sell fruit this fan and raise