The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-21
Elliottorian Business Girls Club Instaus Officers
Y. w. c. A. Notes

program successfully over the
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA is
NOW concentrating on fall and
winter activities for old and young.
In fact in the program announced
this week there is something to in
terest everyone. Many have al
ready registered for the fall term
which opens on Monday. Septem-
Der 2s.
III II Is health education acti-
vities one wants in order TO keep
in trim all winter there is Gener-
lal Gymnastics for adults on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday from
3 to z; tennis instruction on Tues
day afternoon and eve.; and vol
ley ball on Tuesday afternoon and
evening and Thursday afternoon.
Miss Maude M. Morris is the direc-
tor in charge
Swimming will be directed by
Mrs. l.. l.. Spann; Red Cross life
saver and Miss Bernice White. a
teacher i'm the Detroit public
schools Thursday afternoon and
evening There are also to be spe-
cial dip hours without instruction
on Thursday from to 2 and from
to o'clock.
Many little tots are already en-
rolled in the childrens Saturday
morning dancing classes directed
by Miss Morris. Glasses will in
clude aesthetic dancing and tap
dancing for both children and
adults.
Nimble fingers will find much
to do In the arts and crafts studio
directed by Miss Alice Harris. a
graduate of the Society of Arts and
Crafts; Detroit: and in the sketch
ing, painting and drawing class on
Saturdays. Miss Harris also has
a pottery and gifts class for jun
Tors OH Saturday afternoons. Mrs
IC. s. Loeper of the AIRCRAFT
School. Boston. Mass. is directing
a crafts s tudio in which knitting;
Icrocheting; rug -making and gift
making will be taught on Wednes-
Iday afternoon and evening.
Instruction in bridge will also
be given.
Those who wish to improve their
STILLS for household employment
will find an opportunity in the
buffers and maids training course
taught by Mrs. Evelyn Dennis, a
home economic graduate of Will
berforce University on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
Mrs. Dennis will also teach a
cookery class in which meal PLAN
ming; fancy dishes and table SER
vice will be emphasized on Thurs
day afternoons. This is especially
valuable for brides engaged girls
and older married women.
Dramatic training will be given
by Mrs. Leo Welker OF the Recrea-
ton Department. is a senior dra-
mates workshop. Miss Edith Mus
kin graduate OF Defiance Col
lege: Ohio: will direct similar
group for juniors on Saturday az
ternoon.
Making or remodeling ones
clothes is an interesting part or
the practical dressmaking school
to be conducted on Monday. TUES
day and Wednesday. beginning
October Z, by Mrs. Marion Rush |
ing, a graduate OF Fisk Univer-
sity Mrs. Rushing has been cos
tune designer in Chicago and De-
troit for 20 years
Everyone Is invited TO enroll
for these interesting classes,
whether they are members OF the
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA or
TENDER % and continues through
not. The new term opens on Sep
December Further information
may be secured at the Branch.
500 East EliZaDetn.
The education committee which
has set up the fall program OF ac-
tivities includes Mrs. William X.
Russell, chairman: Mrs. Mary r.
Brown. Mrs. Shirley +. Loving.
Mrs. w. O. Terrell, Miss Anne
Hutchinson: Mrs. Phyllis Golden
Mrs. w. Nj. Jones Mrs: IL: r:
Thon nson. Miss Frauces Talbot.
MissMignon Walker. Miss Beulah
Cain. Miss Edora Morton. Mrs.
Robert Grenridge. Miss Lola Gre
CORY, Miss Jessie Simmons. Mrs.
LaClaire Knox. Miss Ruth Foster.
Miss Lucille Durham. and Mrs.
Nina Collins. assisted by Mrs.
Madeline II. Fowler and Mrs. L.
n Nar,hia of tho Branch staff