enthusiasm evinced by these housekeepers, all desiring physical improvement, and the exercises are well planned by the instructor to give the greatest benefit. The other feature is a class of children between the ages of four and nine years who come twice a week to take the baths only. The greater number of them, from their clothes and general appearance, come from very poor and unclean homes, yet they have attended regularly, through the cold as well as mild months. A glance at the occupations of the members of the women's classes will show them to be wide and varied, some of which directly affect the physical well-being of the individual. This has been overcome and corrected by special work given as required. In many cases anthropometric measurements have been taken. |