A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Al
UNIVERSITY BARBER CHAIRS
Y. W. C. A. GIRLS ACTIVE.
Lee Bryant, Prop.
Bell Phone 1895
Strongest Religious Association in K. U.-Does Settlement Work.
Since its organization in 1892 the Y. W. C. A. has each year become a more decisive feature in the student life of the University. The present membership is 240. Two hundred girls are enrolled in Bible study, and eighty-five are taking mission study.
The Y. W. C. A. girls take a decided interest in the life of the new girls coming into the strange surroundings of the school in the fall. They have given out handbooks, met girls at the train, entertained girls at the Association House during the first week, have found rooms and room-mates, boarding places and employment for scores of freshman girls. This fall in connection with the Y. M.C.A. they gave a general reception for new students.
The Freshman Frolic for girls given this fall in Snow Hall was the most unique entertainment in years, and will no doubt become an annual event. "The County Fair" will be given after the holidays. The rest room in Fraser Hall has become a place of beauty and is used constantly by the girls. In the Settlement Club House established in East Lawrence by the Collegiate Alumni, the Y. W. C. A. has fitted up a girls' room, and also furnishes teachers for kindergarten work.
—CLAUD CLAY.
The Y.W.C.A. house is at 1217 Tennessee street. Seventeen girls have a club at that place for eating and social purposes. The officers are: President, Thekla Fischer; vicepresident, Nadia Thomas; secretary, Gertrude Copley; treasurer, Winifred Wilcox. Meetings are held every Wednesday afternoon, at which some prominent person speaks.