The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-30
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.
TWO PLANS FOR NOTABLE EVENT NEARING COMPLETION

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 Public xyiII he welcomed to ths
 Meetings-Fentures of she Affair
 Clubs to be Represented.
 Plans for the educational conference to be held in New Haven on May ', s and 9. under the auspices of the Wo- mems School association, of which Miss Rebecea D. Beach is president, are rap idly approaching completion. Miss El- liot, of Baltimore, Md, is the presi- dent. The chairman of the executive committee is Mrs. G. F. Neweomb. The general committee includes Miss Beach, Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. De Forest, Mrs. W. R. Downs, Mrs. James Kings ley Blake and Miss Watrous. The chairman of the hospitality committee | is Mrs. De Forest. The members are Mrs. Mason Hoppin, Mrs. Schwab, Mrs. Newberry, Mrs. English, Mrs. H. E. Smith, Mrs. UlInian, Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Watrous. The press committee in cludes Mrs. Leo Herz, chairman,' and Mrs. W. E. Weld, Jr., Mrs. Theodore P. Beard, Mrs. Alexander Troup, Mrs. H. F. Sturgis and Mrs. Caroline K. Brown. l The object of this conference is to bring delegates together from the diff ferent civic and educational organiza- tions of the. eastern states who belong to the association, for the discussion and mutual benefit gained from such discussion of the subjects hygiene and lighting of schools; also the work ac- complished by the playgrounds for chill dren in the different cities. The pub lie are cordially welcomed to attend the meetings which will be addressed by President Hadley of Yale; Dr. Ernest Lederic, president of the board of trade, New York; pr. Luther Halsey Gulick, director of Physical training, New York; MT. Joseph Lee, of Boston; Miss Lima Rogers from the nurses eettle- ment, New York, and Mrs. Edward M. Hartwell, chairman of the educational committee of the Twentieth Century club. Boston, x 4t < < 51 99 sl l The delegates nominated from the l Womans School association are Mrs. Henry G. Newton and Miss Nettleton. Miss NettIeton has served upon the va- cation school committee of which Mrs. James Kingsley Blake is chairman. l Mrs. Newton is one of the best in- I formed women of the association in matters pertaining to hygiene in the public schools, ana Is d member of the visiting committee of the public schools here. .ss ss.
 l. A tea will be given on Thursday, May I Al 4 tAt,f I Ii,asy fnr Ha delegates, and an opportunity given for 1 the hostessees to become acquainted; l the reception on Friday evening being given for the members. of the associa- ton. All exercises and meetings will be held at the Yt M c. A. building, which the conference will use for all their business. The Thursday pro- gramme to date is as follows: Address of welcome by Miss Beach, president of the Wofnan's School association; ad- dress, President Hadley; address by Miss Lena Rogers of the Nurses home, of New York The programme for the three days will be, printed tomorrow. 1 The convening of the association ip this city $ valuable, fact, and reflects much credit upon the. energy of the Woman,s School association, as the clubs represented include the best known associations in the country, which number among their members our best thinkers and most earnest workers in all branches of philanthropy i ic work. The following are the names i of the clubs to be. represented:
 l 1--Association of Collegiate Alunnas. 2-Baltin1ore. Md. Arundel club. 3-Barre, Mass. Education society. 4-Brookline, Mass, Education socie-' l ty, I, s%. 5s @."8 ...,. 5-Brooklyn, N. Y, Public Education | association. : :, s-Boston, Mass, Twentieth Century club. < @g < @ 7-Boston, Mass, wonian's Educa- | ton association. e. . .. s-Elizabeth, N j.. education commit tee of Wonan's Civic federation.
 9--Jersey City, department of educa- ton of Woman's club.
 10-Newark. N. J., Educational asso- citation. y* 11--New. Haven, Conn.,, Woman's School association. f&. <.:,.,g
 12-Newton, Mass, Education society.
 13-New York Public Education association. .5-, E
 14-Orange, N. J., Education union of the Oranges. ...->,
 15-Passaic, N. J., education commit tee of Monday Afternoon club.
 16-Philadelphia, Alumni association of Girls High and Normal schools. 17-Philadelphia. public education of ! Civic club. #., -.f4:tA. '. .'. 1S-Philadelphia, Public Education association. Az
 19-Pittsburg, Pa., Public Education association. ",.>
 20-Princeton, N. J., public school committee of Village Improvement so- ciety. ..,..-- ...
 21-Providence, R. T., Public Educa- tion association.
 22-Providence, R. T., Public Educa- ton association.
 2S-Richmond, Va, Public Education association. .~,@
 24-Rochester,. N. Y, Woman's Edu- cationa1 and Industrial union.
 25--Yonkers, N. F., school visiting committee of Woman's institute.
 
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