The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
CHARITIES
| CONFERENCE
The Full Programme for Next
Weeks Meeting.
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TO MEET AT CENTENARY
Address Of WELCOME to be Delivered by
the Observation-Disclosures Of Speeches
by Weli-known Mon--Wlll
Visit laurel
TO MEET AT CENTENARY

The third annual meeting OF the v1r-
GINA Conference Of Charities and Cor
reotions, which convenes here February
10Th for three dayS session, bids fair
to be- most interesting even. The pur-
poses OF tho conference arc to educate
the public rntnd to a proper conception
Of the needs OF the INDECENT ana to on
COURAGE q humane spirit. 1t also has In
view the fostering Of a more general In
tarest IN charity work and impressing the
advantages OF organization In such work.
The conference requests judges Of
counter mayors Of cities and towns, ana
presidents Of charitable and correction
al institutions and OF benevolent So
e!ettes to appoint delegates 10 tho con.
ference and to at once send In tho names
TO the secretary. Dir. George B. Davis.
Of Richmond.
THn PROGRAMME.
Tho meetings WIN be held at Centenary
Church, beginning at o'clock Wednes-
day evening. Tho programme arranged
Call 10 order BY the President.
Prayer by Roy. w. w. Lear. D. D..
Address Of Welcome. Governor A. J.
Montague.
Response, ain q b vawter. A. n.
liz D.
Announcement Of committees.
Report Of the Committee on Chartta-
do 0lO 6SlS4 AAo<AsubASiAS " &A0 SSesAA@
ties.
copte1sncesrNatonal and State,
AddYess. Nh. Jeffrey r Bracket, Bal
thnore.
Report Of cpmnnittee Of Arrangements.
Rsgistraton OF members. delegates ana
visitora
Informal reception.
WEDNESDAY. FNBRUARY it'll
Ten-tlttesn A M
Py,s,nA~a aAs,aion Reporta of commit
ren-thkty A N.
Call to order.
Prayer by Rev. r, p. Kerr, D. D.
Subject: Shall virginia Have State
Board OF Charihes1
Practical Advantages Of State Boards
OF Charities
Address, Rev. Frederick H Wines.
LIZ D.. Washington. D. G.
Discussed By Judge James L Tredwuy,
Rev. william Meade Clark, Captain
Charles b. vawter. Hon. s. 2. Waddill,
and others.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. TDBRU-
AIRY 18th.
Visit to Loretto Training School for
the Feeble- Minded.
Train leaves Elba fourteen p. II.
Eight r. II
Call to order
Prayer by Rev. W. q Evans. D. D.
Report OF Nominating Committed
Election OF officers for next Conterence.
Subject: State Caro- Of the Feeble
Minded.
intendent OF School for Feeble-M Minded,
Papers, Miss Eva A. Robinson. prtn-
cipal Of Loretto Training School; Miss
Matte B. Gundry, principal OF School for
Feeble-Ainded Children. Falls Church;
discussed by Drs. Massie4 Levy, Ha2en,
and Hodges.
THURSDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY
18th.
Visit to Laurel Reforrnatory.
Train leaves E,1ba eight-forty A. NJ
Returning, Leaves Reformatory eleven
a session Of the Conferences WIN be
held at tho Retormatory.
Prayer by Rev. Carey Morgan
Subjects: Juvenile Courts and Reforma-
tories.
Address, Mr. James Alison, superinten-
dent OF House Of Refuge. Cincinnati.
Ohio
Discussed BY Mr. Charles Hutzler, Hrs.
Landon r. Mason. Hon. s. L Kelley,
Hon. w. D. CardweA, and others.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEB 18TH.
s to ~ P. NJ. Reception at the Execu-
tive Mansion, rendered By Governor and
Mrs. Montague to members Of the CON
ference and visitors. sP. NJ. Call to
order. Prayer by Rev. George Cooper.
Subjects, Public and Private Charities.
Davis. Address: Wayfarers and
Hopeless Men Professor 3. w.
Arnold. ADDRESS: Organized Charities
Hon. John NJ. Glenn. Baltimore. ex-
president National Conference Of Chari-
ties and Correction Papers---Mr. Henry
Lee Valentine Mrs. Charles q. Boiling.
Discussion. 10 p. M. Report Of council
on time and place OF next annual meet
ing. Report Of committees. Unfinished
business. Introduction OF president-elect.
Adjournment,
INSTRUCTIONS TO DELEGATES.
The following Instructions have been
sent out to delegates:
I Railroad Rates-When you purchase
your railroad ticket, procure from the
agent a. receipt. thus helping to assure
the one and one-third railroad rate
on the certificate plan.
HoteIs-At the jefferson, the Le1ing-
ton, Fords and Murphy's. reasonable
rates and excellent accommodations can
he secured
The headquarters Of the conference win
be at Murphy's Hotel European plan),
where rates will be 500, $40 and s2.0o
FOR rooms.
Delegates and members desiring rooms
secured In advance. and also those ok
peotlng to attend the conference, will
please write Mr.. George B. Davis, Rich
u1ond.
THE OFFICERS. "a
1 The Officers OF the association arc tho
President, Robert Gillian. Petersburg;
yioe-Presidents. Fl, l. Valentine, Rlch-
mond; r. D. Hnislip. Norfolk; r. l..
Tate, PULASKI county; Miss Matte II,
Gundry, Fairfax county; William n. Vim
cent, Southampton county. Secretary.
George B., Davis. Richmond; Treasurer,
William u. Drewry, NJ. D., Petersburg;
Executive Council. W. SCOTT Copeland,
Richmond: Joseph .. Willard, Fairfax
county; Mrs, =. G. Minor. Richmond:
pay Nf piIcher d. d.. Pefershurc