Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-16
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS
M AND THE HOME.

Interesting topics are TO be discussed
at the tenth annual meeting of the
New Jersey Conference of Charities
and Corrections, to convene IL Princeton
April 2, 3 and 4. The general theme
will be Women, Children and the
Home" 1t 1t the purpose of the con-
ference to consider matters of public
interest, and in connection with the
program there will be several exhibits
from the various institutions OF the
State, showing just what these bodies
are accomplishing along their several
lines of endeavor.
The convention will Open Sunday
afternoon, April ., at 9 o'clock. The
speakers will include Miss Cornella
Bradford, Of Whittier House Social Set
tlement, Jersey City; General Louis T.
Bryant, commissioner Of labor, Tren-
ton: Mrs. G.. w. B. Cushing, of East
Orange; F. l.. Hoffman, OF Newark;
Miss Melida Scott, of Harrison; Miss
Ernestine Friedman, Industrial secre-
tary of Northern territorial commit
tee, Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation; Mics J. Maud Campbell. of the
North American League for Immi-
grants, of New York; Miss Elizabeth
/ White, of New Lisbon.
Mrs. Frederick C. Jacobson, Mrs
Joseph Allen, president of he BOARD OF
managers of the New York Training
School for Girls. Hudson. N Y; Mrs.
+. Y. II. Mansell, superintendent State
Home for Girls, Trenton; Mrs. Fred
erick johnson, Newark; Judge thomas
A. Davis, Miss Paula Laddey, assistant
probation officer; Miss Mary A. Best,
New York; DR.. Katherine B. Davis,
superintendent New York State Re-
formatory for Women, Bedford, N. ";
Dr. Madeline A. Hallowell. superin-
tendent of New Jersey Home for
Feeble minded Women; Mrs. F. 4.
Gregory, Bordentown; Judge Robert
Carey. Jersey City: Mrs. John Il.
Glenn, New York city; the Rev. A. Nd.
Fish, Trenton; Miss Maude E. Miner,
uaverly House, New York.
Joseph p. Byers, general secretary
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform
Association of New Jersey; DR.. William
IL. Allen. director of the Bureau OF
Municipal Research. New York city;
Samuel J. Fort, Wrightstown. q MEM
Der Of the State Board of Health and a
representative. of the Walker-Gordon
laboratory; Mrs. r. G. Stoddard, Ste
vens Fund, Hoboken; H. O. Wittpenn,
mayor of Jersey City: Hugh F. Fox,
Plainfield; Robert Fleming. Jersey
City: Professor Edward H. tombstone,
superintendent Training School for
Feeble Minded, vineland; John A. Gull
len, superintendent Catholic Children's
Aid Society Of New Jersey; c. V. Will
iams, superintendent New Jersey Chil
dren's Home Society. Trenton; II. H.
Hart. director Department of Child
Helping, Russell Sage Foundation; Pro-
lessor Will 8. Monroe, State Normal
School, Montclair.
Edward Gray, Montclair, member
New Jersey Tenement House Commits
sion; Lawrence WELLER, director Ma
tional Housing Association. New York
city; Charles Allen. secretary New
Jersey Board of Tenement House Su-
pervision; Ernest D. Easton, executive
secretary Newark Anti-Tuberculosis
Association; Grosvenor Atterbury.
member National Housing Commiss. on.
architect of the Phipps and Russell
Sage foundations. New York city.
There will be a symposium of ten
minute papers on housing conditions
IN important ClLleS Oh view octScy =
Jersey City. by Miss Eunice Burton:
Elizabeth. by Miss Harriet Townsend;
Hoboken, by Miss Madge D. Headley;
discussion opened by Mrs. ]. B. Mid
dleton, Trenton; Judge George Fl. Dali
rymple. Passaic; DR.. Nelson Elliott.
health officer, Passaic; Rabbi L. ID.
Michaelson. Trenton.
DIR. David T. Weeks, superintendent
New Jersey State Village for Epiieptics,
Skillman; DR.. H. II. Goddard. psychol-
ogist, Training School for Feeble-
Minded Children, Vineland; William
C. .Smallwood, secretary New Jersey
tuberculosis Association; Mrs. Arthur
Whitney, member Board of Education,
Mendham; Thomas A. Conover. bern
ardsville.
Information about hotels or c
modations can be obtained from the
secretary of the hospitality committee.
Mrs. George A. Armour, Allison House.
Stockton street, Princeton.