The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-17
FIRST SESSION TO
BE HELD TONIGHT
Many People arrive to Attend
Annual Meeting.
OF ASSOCIATE CHARITIES
Members Will Gather at Pres
byterian Church.
OF ASSOCIATE CHARITIES

The forn tn annual meeting of the Kan
sas Associ alton of Charities and Correc-
! tons opens this evening at 100 at the,
| First Presb yterian church.
About twenty delegates from different
towns in the state have arrived in The,
city and an interesting convention is ex-
pc Eed. All. persons who are interested
In the work of this organization are cor
dia Wy invited TO attend the meetings.
T he officers Or the convention are: Pres
idei IT, Hon. Edwin Snyder of Oskaloo sa !;
vice tpresident, Rev Edward A. Fred.en-
bag VA of Topeka; secretary, Hon. II. w.
Cha aes, Topeka; treasurer, L. H. Perkins
OF L lawrence.
All the sessions are 10 be held in the
First Presbyterian church. Tonight the
meet hg viii begin al 7:30 o'clock The ses-
sion viii hold until Thursday night, and
the p togram follows:
st. Johns Episcopal church.
Respo nse-Prof L. w. Blsckmar A. NJ.
Phi. D.. Professor OF Sociology in Kan
sas State University, Lawrence.
Presid, nt's Address-don Edwin Snyder
ex-se, ,retary of state board of charities,
THE Juvenile Court Hon. F. Dumont
Osllah soSa, Kan.
9:00-Ol ssning exercises. Music Prayer.
Wednesday, November IS.
OPENING SESSION.
<AbNAceS VI nNASoiiC-4sSs. II. 1NAlNIASSA
Smith. state senator, Kinsley, Kan.
Appointm, snt of committees.
MORNING SESSION.
9:1G-'Wh. 1t Has Been Accomplished by
the Independent Hospitals of the
Stat s-Rev. S. Z. Belts. spperin-
tend, VT Bethany Hospital, Kansas
City.
9:35-Discuss ION.
9:50-"The { IRE of Dependent Children
by PR v4te Charities''-Rev. o. S.
Morrow. superintendent Kansas
Children n; Home Society, Topeka
10:15-Discussionl
10:30-"Dependax Children in State Insti-
tulions'-A ev. NJ +. McKirahan,
chaplain "a )ys' Industrial School,
Topeka, Kia n.
10:55-Discussion by Hon. f. L. Hills, SUI
perintendent Orphans Home. At
Gibson: Mrs, Julia B. Perry. SUI
perintendent Industrial School for
Girls. Beloit;' Mrs VIM. LarIin
president boa I'd of directors Chill
dren's Home. Wichita.
12:00-AdjouEnment,
AFTERNOON! SESSION.
1:3G-Openin;r exercises. Music. Prayer.
:35-Paper-ltev G. ". Kanavel, member
tate board Of, charitie, Sedgwick
2:e-"Preventibn Of Crime Through q
State CVganizaNon" Rev Edward
\. Fred entagen. A. NJ. general
superinte bdsent Kansas Society for
the Frien 1sess. Topeka.
2:25-"Prevention sof Crime Through Lo-
cal Police. Departmental Mrs
Ella Glenn Shields, police matron,
Wichita.
2:40-Discussion
Exercises and Recrt ltion.
EVENING SESSION.
Wednesday, Mover hber.1s. o'clock
The association addrt ss well be a. stereop- |
ticon lecture THE Poor of a Great /
City" by Manager w. II. McClain of
the st. Louis Provid Int associa ton. Mr.. /
Mccain is an able speaker and is the I
best authority in the west on the man (
agement of local cha Tities Under his /
management the st. Louis Provident /
association has becou Ne the most eff /
cient one of its hino' in the United /
States.
MORNING SEES EION.
Thursday, Noven ,ber 10.
s:oe-opening exercises. Music. Prayer.
9:10-Business meeting.
9:50-Address. The Ideal Reformatory'' /
Hon. J. S Simmer =, ex-supern- /
tendent Kansas ST tte Industrial
Reformatory. Dightc y.
9:55-Discussion-Ward II. 3. Jewett .
Warden Kansas St; .te Penitenti-
ary Lansing
lo1o-Address. "Charitg Org LIMITATIONS in
Small Cities"-W. H, Mccain of
st. Louis.
0:9-Discussion-3Iiss Sholt secretary
Associated Charities of Kansas
City, Kansas.
10:50-Paper. Care of Ep teptics"-Dr
Perry, superintendent Colony for
Epieptics. Parsons. Kan.
II :i5-Address, Cur Hos bitals and
Schoels''-Hons Hen " J. Allen.
chairman state board of charities
Ottawa.
II :40-Open Parliament, What Has Help
Cd Ne Most in This Conference"
Il :09-Adjournment.