Y.W.C.A.
The season’s activities at the Young Womens Christian Association comprise clubs for tennis, swimming, rambling, and a regular programme of “ Talks to Girls ” ou 'Thursday evening:;. 'Plans are in progress for the opening of all clubs and classes in .March. A special feature is to lie made 01 the Red Cross Club and of home craft led urea. The Thrift Club have begun the year well, over £IOO having been deposited .already. The girls’ department now numbers 219, and 13 Hearth Tires are meeting weekly. First aid, physical culture, and the things about housekeeping that every girl should know form a prominent fea-nire of the instruction oiicred to girls under 20 in this alt;active ami effective way. A club
;;p: :■; a l iy tor busines- girls, and a Beading I irek'. (or a more intimate acquaintance wit.i the best m Knglisli literature, arc al-o on tin- syllabus for this year, in addition to the nsnrd classes in dressmaking, nidiinery, a-id piiysicai c.uiuire.
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Evening Star, Issue 16351, 17 February 1917, Page 9
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