Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-19
TUESDAY FORENOON
Court House

From the Point of View of the Pub
lie Relief Official.
Discussion of above topics-J. P.
Dysart, Milwaukee; Amelia Sears,
Chicago.
The ladies of the First Methodist
| church served luncheon this noon in
| the parlors of the church.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Informal conferences were held of
special groups of community work
ers following the luncheon until
three o'clock, when automobiles were
furnished by Wausau people for the
visitors, who enjoyed visit to the
charitable and correctional institu-
lions of Wausau, including the coun-
ty asylum, county home and county
| farm.
This evening dinner will be served
in the parlors of the Methodist church
by the ladies of that church.
TUESDAY EVENING
High School Auditorium
Registration.
The Need of Probation Officers in
Communities of less than 100000
Inhabitants and in Rural Commun-
ities-Judge Ralph Smith, Merrill.
Discussion-Miss Nadia Thomas, La
Crosse; Miss Martha Riley, Madison.
n in Of
.ent and Delinquent Families Miss
Amelia Sears, Chicago.
Discussion-Mr Maurice B. Hexter.
Milwaukee; Miss Bertha M. Davis,
Sheboygan.
WEDNESDAY Forenoon.
Court House.
A Minimum Standard of Living for
RESPONSIBILITIES Florence Nesbitt,
Chicago, Ill.
Discussion-Mrs. Katherine L. Van
Wyck, Milwaukee.
The Present Conditions of Living
Among Working Girls in Wiscon-
sin and Their Possible Bearing Upon
Child Welfare-Mrs. William Kittle,
Madison.
Observation-Disclosures Brayton, Osh-
kosh.
Appointment and Organization of
the Committee on Cooperation be-
tween Public and Private Charities.
Luncheon will be served by the
ladies of the First Methodist church
in the dining room of the church.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Court House.
The Relation of the School to Pro-
gram of Child Welfare-Supt. S. 3.
Tobey, Wausau; Supt. E. G. Mad
dock, Superior.
The Movie Theatre Constructive
Agency in Child Development-Miss
Stella Loeb, Head Worker, Abra-
ham Lincoln Center, Milwaukee.
Discussion-Rev. r. H. Linley, Eau
Claire.
On Wednesday evening banquet
will be served at the Y. N. G. A. to
visiting delegates and directors of the
local Federated Charities. The ban
quet will be prepared by Miss Hanna
Brunstad, who is an instructor in the
Industrial school. A quartetJe, in
Guiding Mrs. G. B. Heinemann, Mrs.
P. L. Sisson, Max YELLOW and Emery
James will furnish music, with Miss
Wanda Hopp as accompanist. After
| the banquet a business meeting will
be held and the following program for
the evening will be open to the pub
| lie:
Toasts: Hospital and Dispensary Soc
ial Service Work-Miss Gertrude NJ.
Knowlton, Milwaukee.
The Hospitals Responsibility to its
Communicable. John McDill, for
merly Supt. Manila, P. |. General
Hospital.
The. Public Health Officer and Child
Welfare-Dr. Furstman, La Crosse.
Election of officers and transaction
of other business.
Following are the local committees
for the State Conference of Charities
and Correction
Finance-Judge Louis Marchetti,
f. d. Timlin, James Montgomery.
Reception and Internationally
Margaret Trevitt, Mrs. A. H. Reid,
Mrs. E. f. Stockum, Mrs. W. B.
Heinemann, Miss Virginia Manson.
Membership-Dr. L. NJ. Willard,
Miss Anne Monahan, Mrs. R. H..
James.
The following members of the
Ladies Literary club are assisting in
the Reception and Entertainment
committee: Mrs. Agnes Murray, Mrs
C. A. Barwig, DIR. Harriet White
head, Mrs. F. o. Croker and Mrs. c..
f. Woodward.
Interesting exhibits are on display
in the court house by various state
institutions. The State Home for Fee
BILE Minded at Chippewa Falls have a
large display of beautiful fancy work,
sewing, paintings, knitting, stencil
ing, tatting, samples of writing and
general school work, etc. There are
many large pictures of this insti-
tuition on display showing the exterior
and interior of the buildings, the
beautiful grounds, and an orchard,
which has over 600 treSs. In the
spacious dining room more than 700
| children have their meals. One of
the pictures, which is donkey called
Jennie, has an interesting story con-
| noctod with III Jenuia l,Sed IN carry