The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-26
THE COLLEGIATE ALUMNE.


 The Association to Hold It's Annual Com
 vention Here To-Day and To-Morrow. To-day and tomorrow the Associa- ton of Collegiate Alumni will hold It's annual meeting in this city. The head quarters of the association will be at the New Haven house. The meeting Is held here at the invitation of the Con- necticut branch.
 Last evening an informal social meet ing for members only was held In the parlors of the New Haven house. This morning at 10 o'clock parties will be formed to visit the buildings of Yale university. East Rock park and other places of interest.
 To-day at 2:30 o'clock at Marquand chapel the opening session will be held. Miss Lillian E. Prudden of this city. president of the Connecticut branch, will deliver an address of welcome, and Mrs. Martha Foote Crow of Chicago. H., will make a response on behalf of the national association, of which she Is the president. The annual report of the sec- retary will be read by Miss Marion Tal- bot of Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Mary Robert Smith of Leland Stanford university, California, will submit the annual re- port of the treasurer. Annual reports of the state directors will be made by the following: Miss Caroline c. Jackson of California, Miss Eleanor F. Cutler of Connecticut, Mrs. Alice Bradbury Lewis of Maryland and District of Columbia, Mrs. Mary Whitney Chapin of Illinois, Mrs. Mary Wright Sew-il of Indiana, Miss Annie E. Allen of Massachusetts, Mrs. Maria Dickinson McGraw of Mich- igan, Mrs. Alice Ames Winter of Min ncsota, Mrs. Verna Sheldon Hicks Of Missouri, Miss Eva March Tappan Q: New Jersey, Mrs. Jeannette Fine Spahr of New York, Miss Sarah O. Peck of Ohio. Mrs. Emma Loga MacCoy of Pennsylvania Mrs. Louise Prosser Bates of Rhode Island, ,and Mrs. Harriet Pierce Fuller of Wisconsin.
 Miss Ruth Barker Franklin of New port, R. l., will read paper on "rle Local Work of the Alumnae." Action will be taken on the amendment to the constitution proposed in 1893 concern ing the duties of the directors. Mrs. Mary Whitney Chapin of Lake Forest, H., will deliver the report of the com mittee on the representation of the as- sociation at the Worlds Columbian ex- position. Mrs. Kate Morris Cone of Hartford, Vt., will report for the bu- reau of collegiate information. This evening at Warner hall Presi- | dent Dwight of Yale will deliver an ad dress. Prof.A.T .Hadley will also deliver an address, and Mrs. Harriet C. C.Rrainard will speak on "The Significance of the Ideal in Educational Work-a Plea for Pure Scholarship" This meeting will be | followed by a reception.
 The sessions on tomorrow Saturday. will be at Marquand chapel at 10 a. m. and p. m. The exercises will be as fol- lows:
 10 a. m.
 Report on Recent Educational Pro- gress," by Mrs. Martha Foote Crow. Report of the Bureau of Occupa- tions," by the director. Miss May Car | butt of Philadelphia, Pa. | Reports of Committee on Endowment
 
 of Colleges" by the chairman, Miss Ala w. Foster of Boston, Mass. | Report of Committee on National University" by the chairman, Mrs. Annie Howes Barus of Washington, D. c.
 Report of "Committee on Study of the Wage Question:" by the chairman, Miss Eleanor L. Lord of Northampton, Mass.
 Report of the Committee on Colle, giate Administration" by Miss Florence M. Cushing of Boston, Mass. 800 p. m. Report of the Committee on Fellow ships," by the chairman, Mrs. Bessie Bradwell Helmer of Chicago, Ill. Paper, "The Baby's Mind,"-a study | for college women, by Miss Milicent w. Shinn of Niles, Cal.
 Report of the Committee on the Study of the Department of Children" | by the chairman, Mrs. Annie Howes Barus.