The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-09
PROGRAM FOR
CONFERENCE ON
NOVEMBER IS
COPIES BEING MAILED TO THE
CHARITY WORKERS, WoMENs
CLUBS AND NEWSPAPERS OF
STATE.

i Correction, to be held in Jacksonville
November 1918, has been printed and
is being mailed out to the members Of
Ian organizations in the State Fedora
ltton OF Women's clubs, county COM
fmissioners. superintendents of public
INSTRUCTION, mayors, institutions and
3lcoueges and newspapers, says the
Jacksonville Times-Union.
| The first session of the conference
IThursday evening at the board of
ftrade auditorium win be a joint meet
fling Of the State Federation Of Wom-
ten's clubs and the conference. It will
pbe the last session Of the State Fed
keration's convention, and the opening
kn6 the conference.
The Introductory address WIN be de-
kffvered by Mrs. A. z. Frederick. Of
Miami. president Of the State Fedora
Ifion OF Womenis clubs followed by an
kaddress by w. A. Lloyd, general Sec
kretary Of the z. NJ. C. A., at Jackson
lville, and chairman of the conference.
kThe visitors will be welcomed by May
2or William S. Jordan. The purpose Of
1.-The conference Will be explained by
Marcus G. F1agg, state superintendent
fOf the Florida Children's Home So
Ecdety, after which the address of the
Eevening viii be delivered by DR.. Ed
kward T. Deune, of New York, one Of
k1he international authorities on social
work. His topic will be "a Program
k10E SOCIAL WORKERS..
Reception Planned.
/ Following the address by DR.. De-
wine there will be a reception to the
tepeakers and delegates in the recep-
Etfon parler of the board of trade This
rs given by the Women's club of Jack
ksonvfl1e and the reception committee
Eof the conference. Music for the con-
Iference and reception has been ar
ranged by Thomas Elmore, chairman
k0f the music committee.
The day sessions of the conference
win be held at the Woman's club
building, and the night sessions at the
board Of trade auditorium The sub
sject of the first morning session Friday
Twill be State Institutions, and or
tgAnized charity will be the topic for
Efhe afternoon. Friday evenings ses-
tsion will be devoted to the child, and
Twill be one of the most interesting of
1.-THE conference.
Saturday morning will be taken up
: with the reports Of committees and
lother formalities of organization.
Some interesting addresses are
scheduled for this meeting, however
Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
delegates will be taken on an automo-
bile ride or river trip to be arranged
by the entertainment committee. 1t
is not improbable that both trips may
be arranged. It is expected that the
delegates will get a closer acquaint-
ance in this social feature of the con-.
ference.
The complete program follows:
Thursday Evening, 8 p. m.
Introductory Address-Mrs. A. z.
Frederick, of Miami, president State
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Music.
Opening Remarks-Mr. w. A. Lloyd,
general secretary, Y. NJ. C. A. jack
Isonville, and chairman of conference.
Welcome to Jacksonville-Hon. W.
is. Jordan, mayor of Jacksonville.
Purpose of the Conference.-The. Mar
kcus c. Fagg, state superintendent Of
bChi1dren's Home Society of Florida.
II Music.
The address of the evening will be
delivered by DR.. Edward T. Devine.
OF New Yory city.
- Subject - A Program for Social
workers.
"a Following DR.. Deevine's address a
reception will be given to the speakers
and delegates. This reception is given
by the Woman's club of Jacksonville
land the reception committee of the
conference. All are cordially invited.
Music for the reception will be fur
Inished through the courtesy Of Mr..
Thomas Elmore, chairman Of the
music committee.
Subject-State Institutions.
Appointment OF COmn1ID6SS.
Report from Industrial School at
Marianna-Hon. W. n. Milton, presi-
dent of board of directors.
Report from State School for the
Brnd-Mr. A. n. Walker, president
~ Report from Arcadia Baptist Or
.phanage-Mr. ]. E. Trice, superin--
fendent.
Report from State Hospital for the
tInsanel at Chattahoochee-(Sp Speaker to
be announced Iater).
ct is hoped that other institutions
win be represented-)
The Need of State Board of Chart
ties-Miss Frances Anderson, Jackson
willie.
The Care of Defectives-Dr. J. H.
Randolph. formerly connected with
FLORIDA State Insane hospital.
Friday, 2:3o p. m.
Subject-Organized Charity.
Organized Charity-the Mother Of
Social Movements--Mr. V. r. Manning,
general secretary Associated Charities
; Of Jacksonville.
Homeless Men and the Passing On
Evil-Afiss Helen B. Pendleton, secre-
tary Associated Charities, Savannah,
Ga.
The Rehabilitation of Familtes-Mrs,
Margaret Thoroman. assistant secre-
tary Associated Charities, Jackson
VILE.
Friendly visiting-Mrs. w. P. Cor
bett, chairman friendly visiting COM
. mittee, Associated Charities. Jockson-
Vile.
Charitable o-operatior-Mr. Roy G.
Harper, superintendent Associated
Charities. Tampa, Fla.
Friday, 8 p. m.
Subject-The Child.
Music
The Value and Importance of the
Juvenile Court-Hon. Samuel Black,
Judge OF the Juvenile court, Columbus,
Ohio.
Judge Black is not a theorist but a
practical lawyer and business mani,
Music.
The Child Problem In FIorida-w. +.
- Blackman, president Rollins college,
Winter Park, Fla.
Saturday, $3.50 a. m.
Reports Of committees.
= SubJect-Co-operatin Social Agen-
- cies.
Social Service and the Church-Dr.
Jesse Bowman Young, pastor Snyder
Memorial Methodist church. Jackson
vile.
Social Service and the Woman's Club