The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-03


These May music festivals are gain
Ing In popularity year by year, and
this seasons attendance promises to
fulfill the anticipation Of those who
have labored and risked much money
in order to bring to Richmond the
very best talent OF tne musical world
sibilities OF Recreation in Lessening
Vice." j. Leonard Levy D. D.. Rabbi
of Temple Rodolph Shalom, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Rural Recreation in the School
houses of Virginia Ullustrated),". j. d.
Eggleston, Bureau of Education, Wash
fngton. D.. c. Athletics in the Coun-
try" L. S. Settle field secretary, Play
ground and Recreation Association of
America.
Thursday Afternoon, May 8.
Automobile tour, leave Franklin
Street side.
Thursday Evening, May S.
Banquet, Jefferson Hotel.
"The Recreation Movement in Amer
lea" Joseph Lee, president Playground
and Recreation Association of America
Irish Stories" Seumas MacaIanus,
Donegal Ireland. The relation or
PLAY to Civilization OF Power"
Richard Cabot, NJ. D., Massachusetts
General Hospital. Boston, Mass.
Friday Morning. May 0,JeTerson Hotel.
Section Life for Girls" Mrs.
Charles Frederick Weller. Lawrence,
Kan. The Camp Fire Girls as Con-
Quoted by the Baltimore Childrens
Playground Association Ellen Kate
Gross chief guardian, Camp Fire Girls.
Baltimore, Md
Section 2.-"Viliage Recreation, Nor
oton Heights. Conn.," Bessie NJ Weed
Noroton, Conn. Rev c. s. Bullock,
rector All Saints Church. New Lon
don, Conn. Village Recreation. Lee
oanon, Ohio S, c. Britton, director
Civic Trust OF Lebanon on the Will
liam e Harmon foundation
Section 3.--"Practical Problems In
the Training OF Recreation Workers."
Beulah E. Kennard, president, Play
ground Association, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mary s. Steuart, field secretary, Child
rens Playground Association, Balti-
more, Md
Section Municipal summer
Camps" illustrated. william D. Champ
lin executive secretary board Of edu-
! for Women and Girls" Illustrated
/, Wilbert e. I,ongfellow. general super
| intendent, United States Volunteer
| Life Saving Corps, New York city.
Section 2.-"Rural Recreation as a
Constructive Social Force" c. C. Car
stems. secretary and general agent
massachusetts Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty TO Children, boston,
Mass Playground Problems In Mu-
inequalities of Less Than 1000" Cath
crime NJ. Combs, recreation secretary.
Bennington, VT
Section 3.-"The Laying out or
Fairgrounds" Charles Mulford Robln-
son, Rochester,. n. " Report or
Committee on Titles for Recreation
! Workers. E. a. Peterson, NJ. D., board
OF education, Cleveland. Ohio.
ditorium.-"The Recreation Gentle as
Neighborhood Institutions" John Ell
lott. Hudson Guild, New York City.
Motion Picture Regulation" Ralph
| Folks, Board of Aldermen, New York
City.
planning Recreation in an Indus
trial Community" Graham Romeyn
Taylor, The Survey, New York City.
Friday Afternoon, May o.
Horse Show Building.-Demonstra
ton Of Play Activities.
Friday Evening, May q.
City Audtorium-"The Recreation
Centre as a Means OF Reducing Juvenile
children in the Shadow" New York
City
The Right of Every Girl to Be
Courted Under Decent Conditions"
George a. Parker, park superintendent,
Hartford. Conn.
'"rhe Recreation Movement as a Fun
damental Attempt at Democracy" Mary
E. Mcdowell. University of Chicago
Settlement. Chicago, Ill.
Recreation Needs of the Coal Min
ers.' Rev. j. j. Curran, Church OF the
Holy Saviour, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Saturday Morning, May 10.
Section 1-"Roy Scout Activities in
Sutton. Philadelphia, Pa.
"The CITY Bow Stout" T,Idwip G
Dale. field secretary Boy Scouts of
America.
Section 2-"The Country Fair" T. s.
Settle. field secretary Playground and
Recreation Association OF America.
1.-The Armenia Play Festival" ]. E..
Spingarn. Armenia. y. Y.
Section S-"Recreation and City Plan
ming" Austin F.. Griffiths, Seattle, Wash.
"a Constructive Program for I'm
proving Commercial Recreation" Julia
Schoenfeld, field secretary Playground
and Recreation Association of America.
in Community Recreation" Mrs. Mary
Masters. Needham. Wynkote. Pa
'"rhe Rural Pageant" ]. Il. Taintor,
professor Of English. Rlpon College,
Ripon Wis.
Section ways In Which Rural
Recreation May Affect Economic Eff
cheney in Rural Districts" John Brown,
Jr NJ. D., International Committee of
Y. NJ. C. A.
Rural Recreation and the High Cost
OF Living: Bert Ball. secretary Crop
improvement Committee Council OF
Grain Exchange, Chicago, Ill.
Section STORY Telling, "Seumas
MacAlanus. Donegal. Ireland" Richard
t. Wyche. president National Story
tellers' League OF America, New York
City
General Session. jefferson Hotel Au-
ditorium-"Adult Recreation" Mary f.
Mcdowell. University OF Chicago Set
Element, Chicago. ILL.,
Recreation in Relation to Sex Edu-
cation and the Family" Charles w.
Birtwell, secretary Massachusetts So
ciety for Sex Education. Boston, Mass
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