The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
women
FEATURE THIS WEEK
Daughters Of Confederacya and
Council of Jewish Women
Gather at Jamestown.
HAVE MANY NOTABLE VISITORS
Social and Other Features Of the
Gathering-Have a Civic
Institute.
Especial TO The Times plspatch.I

ISUtCIdi " 4 ne Uie LsIdt WILL seHH
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Novem-
Der S.-Women will predominate among
the meetings to be held here-thisay eek.
Both the United Daughters of the Con
federacy and the National. Cpupyil. OF
Jewish Women will be here III annual
convention. Both organizations will
bring many weIl-known women here.
The program for the National Councii
of Jewish Women has BteI1 -atfenpEdl
Many prominent members OF that or
Iganization will deliver speeches and
join in the discussions of the coneen.
ton. Among those who are assigned
prominent parts on the pragram are
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg, of P%tttsburg.
president of he organization; Mrs.
Kate Waller Jarrett. of Washington.
vice-president of the National Council
OF Women and also secretary of the
Florence C%rittenden Mission; Mrs.
Barbe, first vice president of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women: Mrs. R%azlander.
Mrs. D.. r. Levy and Mrs. d. S. Baum.
of Norfolk; Mrs. Mandes. of Savannah;
Mrs. Mack, of Fort Worth. Texas: Miss
Carrie Wise. of New York; Mrs. Enoch
Rauh, of Pittsburg: Mrs. Henry Solo,
mon, honorary president. An address
will also be delivered by Samuel Me-
ICune Lindsay.
- ne cduQu ILLS lOEE dclCS dleS dlu
Visiting members during the conven-
ton will be at the Monticello Hotel.
The national councils headquarters
will be at the Fairfax Hotel. and the
meetings will .4be held al the Fairfax,
at the Auditorium. jamestown Expo
sition Grounds, and at Ohef Sholom
Temple, infFreemason Street. Norfolk.
Councils in Many Cities.
In tifty-fve cities there are councils
of Jewish women. There are also ten
Junior Sections. In the entire order
there are 1882 members. The organi-
cation is affiliated with the National
Council of Women and the Council of
Women's Clubs.
THE Anchorage" is headquarters for
the Council of Women in the United
States at the Jamestown Exposition.
The building is opposite to the en-
trance to the Philippine reservation
when coming from the main entrance.
All the councils affiliated societies
have contributed toward the mainte-
nance and established a hostess in the
building. They will be glad to swell
come members n others who want to
rest and recreate. The Council of Jew
fish Women provided a hostess for each
Thursday.
In addition to its hostess, the Ma
stional Florence Crittenden Mission
maintains a trained nurse for the COM
fort and convenience of the public.
Members and friends of the Council OF
Jewish Women are cordially invited to
make use of the privileges of this
building during their stay and to use
It as headquarters while at the exposi-
I2tion grounds.
The public are cordially invited to
4 Y n $fn,, a t1,n y, a - / ~ crc 1,nI.1
ings of Tuesday and Wednesday, No
vember 9th and 9th. Other meetings
will be open to all members of the
Council of Jewish Women.
Civic Institute.
"A civic institute, with sessions every
day In the week for successive weeks
is the unusual privilege offered to
the public-spiritedg citizens of the Tide
sions, held in the Social Economy
Building Of the Jamestown Exposition,
some of the most important problems
of all American cities are discussed,
with n Wow to actual practical effort
for their solution in nearby commune
ties. The hope is to help men and wo-
linen to be more useful In their COM
munities. The instruction Is given
largely by attractive lantern photo
graphs With huge pictures protected
upon a big screen The Speakers are
trained in telling muchtin a short time.
. The tuberculosis session lasts but
thirty minutes, the others taking IN
less&time.
During, the week the program, will
be us follows: {
va Monday. Sal N
IL "a. M.----''P.laygrounds for All Chill
dren,""sSMiss Maria sErslslne, Of Washing
ton, representing Playground .~Associa.
ton OF America.
10 M.-gChild Labor National
Curse Miss Marie Hunter. Of Ken
lucky. representing Child Labor Com
mittee. IL 8gssS
I, P.s M.--tpThe Story Hour in a. Pub
lie Aibrary,''hA and e'ffFairy Tales FOL
tChlldren,oo Miss SGertrnde Andrus, Sot
Pittsburgs representing Carnegie Train
ling School for Chillran's fLthrnrians.&
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