The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-25
CHARITY AND CORRECTION.
4 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE
 SOCIETY TO BE HELD HERE.

Arrangements to be Perfected by the Local
 Committee--A Long List of New Haven | Members - Doings at the Preparatory
 Meeting Just Held-Chairmen of Com
 lnittees Appointed.
 I The New Haven citizens committee
 to arrange for the session of the Ma tional conference of Charities and Cor
 rection, which is to be held here in May,
 held a meeting Saturday afternoon at
 4 o'clock in the building of the Organ ized Charities on Orange street, Prof.
 Francis Wayland presiding. About fifty members were present, including
 many ladies. The following were ap-
 pointed chalrmen of the different com | mittees:
 Reception-General P. E, Bradley.
 Press-J. B, Darlington.
 Entertainment-W H. Moseley.
 Printing, invitations and badges-Fred A. Betts
 | Finance--Joseph Porter.
 Executive committee-Prof. Francis Wayland; general secretary, Roger S. Baldwin
 The chairman of each committee was | given power to appoint four other mem | bers of his committee, and given liberty | to select persons whose names were not already on the printed list of members. MT. Robert Treat Payne, the wealthy Boston philanthropist, the president of | the national conference for this year, and also president of the Boston Char l ity association, was then introduced to | the meeting. He said that the congress 1 or conference would be divided into sections. Each section would hold a public morning and evening session and l private sectional meeting in the after noon. Such topics would be discussed as child work, public and private relief, juvenile offenders, the insane homes for soldiers and sailors, both in the north and south; the care of the sick poor, and organized charities.
 Papers would be read by Hon. Seth Low, president of Columbia college, on Departments of Sociology in American
 
 well oe New York city, on Training Schools for Nurses" and by Prof. J. J. McCook os Trinity college, on the "Practical Rem adies of the Tramp Evil' These are only few of the many pa pers that will be read,
 The convention will take place in the latter part of May; the public sessions in some hall on the college campus Yale has offered the rooms in the theo- logical building to delegates who do not chose to stay at hotels,
 There will be at least 300 delegates representing all parts of the United States, some coming from as far as the states of California and Washington.
 This is the national organizations twenty-second annual meeting, and 1t is fifteen years since it has held its an- nual meeting in New England.
 The reports and papers of the session will be printed and widely distributed among the charitable institutions of the country.
 Among those present Saturday were Dr. Carmalt, Rev. T. T. Munger, Super intendent Curtis of the board of educa- ton, Rev. E. $. Lines, Mrs. George Cur tis, Miss Adelaide Morse, Henry c, White, MT. Lowe, superintendent of the public night schools, Rev. D. M. James.
 The printed list of members of the local committee is as follows:
 Max Adler, Dr. William D. Anderson, H. w Asher, D. Henry Barnes, T. Attwater Barnes, Charles A. Baldwin, Charles L. Baldwin, Robert E. Baldwin, Roger s. Baldwin, Mrs. Francis Bacon, Miss Rebecca c. Bacon, Francis G. Beach, Rev. w. A. Beardsley, Miss Emily Betts, Fred A. Betts, Professor w. H. Brewer Professor w. F. Black man, E. B. Bowditch, General E. E. Bradley, Robert Brown, E. G. Buckland, F. B. Bunnell, Mrs. c. T. Candee, Dr. w. H. Carmalt, J. B. Darlington, Dr. B H, Cheney, c. P. Clark, Mrs. Tim othy Cowles, Charles F. Curtis, Mrs. George w. Curtis, Dr. w. G. Daggett, Mrs J. D. Dana, James D. Dewell, Mrs. | F. B. Dexter, William E. Downes, President Timothy Dwight, B. R. Eng | fish, Rev. A. Fairbanks, Professor H. | w. Farnam, Wallace B. Fenn Mrs. | F. w. Fellowes, Dr. Henry Fleischner, General c. H. Ford, s. A, Galpin Dr. | S. D. Gilbert, George M. Grant, General | JJ' D. NIlCGlG9J I lOlGo7pl NEs F NTl uGIlCiJ | Professor A. T. Hadley, F. H Hart, | Samuel Hemingway, Mayor A. c. Hen | drick, A. B. Fill A. Maxcy Hitler, | Thomas Hooker, Rev. D. M. James, | Dr. F. H. Jenkins, Charles Kleiner, | Frank T. Lee, Rev. Dr, David Levi, Dr. | C. A. Lindsley, Rev F. s, Lines, w. J. | Lowe Major Patrick Maher, Burton | Rev. J. H. Mason, T. w. l Mather, Rev. Dr. w. w. McLane, Rev Stewart Means, c. S. Mersick Rev. F. w. c. Meyer, Rev. IT. P. Miles, Willis | E. Miller, James T. Moran, c. S. More house, A. B. Merrill, Hon. l.. B. Morris, Miss Adelaide Morse, w. H. Moseley, Rev. Dr. T. T. Munger N. G. Osborn, Professor s. l.. Penfield Rev. Dr. w. L.. Phillips Miss L. M. Phillips, Charles w. Pickett, c. H. Platt, Joseph Por- ter, S. O. Preston, Mrs. L. w. Quin- tard, Dr. E. V. Reynolds, Professor w. c. Robinson, Rev. John Russell, Rev D. c, Sage, Hon. J. B. Sargent, D. Saun- ders, Professor J. c. Schwab, c. A. Sheldon, $. B. Shoninger, George D. Seymour, Miss M. De F. Skinner, Rev. pr. Newman Smyth, M. Sonnenberg, M. Spier, Frank H. Sperry, J. N. States, E. G. Stoddard w. c. Sturgis, Isaac Thomas, Clarence D. Thompson, James M. Townsend, Morris F. Tyler,