Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-05
CHARITY WORKERS CONFER
ENCE.

| appOlnG delegates TO the conference
whether the club wishes to become {
member or not, which will entitl'
each club represented by delegates tt
volume of. the published proceed
ings, in order that the women o
this state may get the benefit of tht
conference in their work. Tn,
women's clubs throughout the STATE
are very much interested in the vel
fare problems in their communitie!
and by attending this conference o.
sending delegates these clubs will
get in better touch with the subject.
relating to social welfare. Variou:
state institutions under the Board Of
Control will have exhibits as well a;
the Extension Division on health
and recreation and the Wisconsin
State Anti-Tuberculosis association
These exhibits will be on display iI
the court house. Following is the
splendid program which has beer
carefully prepared for the conference
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS.
Court House,.
1880 p. m.-Registration.
800 p. m.-AddreSs of Welcome, Hon
John Ringle, mayor of Wausau.
Response, Hon. James O. Davidson,
president State Board of Control.
Presidents Address, Hon. A. H.
Reid, Wausau.
The Social Center in the Prevention
of Dependency and Delinquency,
Harold o. Berg, director of Social
Centers, Milwaukee.
Discussion: David Fogwell, Kenosha;
G. G. Guilford, Belleville; Henry
Cook, Arena.
TUESDAY FORENOON, OCTOBER 10,
$50 A. NJ.
Court House,.
State Aid to Dependent Children
from the Judges Point of View,
Judge Louis Marchetti, Wausau.
Report on the Board of Controls
Survey of the Need of State Aid
for Dependent Children, Miss Agnes
Wilson, Madison.
State Aid for Dependent Children
from the Point of View of the Pub
lie Relief Official, Mrs. w. C..
Spindler, Milwaukee.
Discussion of above topics; Mr.. j. P.
Dysart, Milwaukee; Miss Amelia
Sears, Chicago.
At noon there will be a luncheon at a
place to be announced where special
groups of workers may get together
for the discussion of their particu-
lor problems.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 10.
Informal conferences of special groups
of community workers following
luncheon until 3 p. m.
800 p. m.-Trip to visit the Charitable
and Correctional Institutions of
Wausau.
OS1ODhh 1Os
High School Auditorium.
Registration.
S:00-The Need of Probation Officers
in Communities of less than OO,O0O
Inhabitants and in Rural Commun-
tiles, Judge E. Ray Stevens, Madison.
Discussion: Miss Nadia Thomas, La
Crosse; Miss Martha Riley, Madison.
Cooperation in the Care of Depend
ent and Delinquent Families, Miss
Amelia Sears, Chicago.
Discussion: Mr.. Maurice B. Hexter,
Milwaukee; Miss Bertha M. Davis,
Sheboygan.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON, OCTOBER 20.
Court House,.
900 a. MA minimum Standard of
Living for Wisconsin, Miss Florence
Nesbitt, Chicago. Ill.
Discussion: Mrs. Katherine l.. Van
Wyck, Milwaukee.
The Relation of a Proper Standard
of Living to Child Welfare, Mr..
Campbell, Racine.
Discussion: Miss Frances Brayton,
Oshkosh.
Appointment and Organization of
the Committee on Cooperation be-
tween Public and Private Charities.
Luncheon for special groups of COM
munity workers will be announced
at close of the morning program.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 20.
Court House,.
200 p. m.-The Relation of the School
to a Program of Child Welfare.
Supt. S. B. Tobey, Wausau; Supt.
E. G. Maddox, Superior.
The Movie Theatre a Constructive
Agency in Child Development, Mrs,
Joseph Jastrow, Madison.
Discussion: Rev. P. H. Linley, Eau
Claire; Rev. Harry Foster Burns
Oshkosh.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20.
Time and place to be announced
Banquet and Business Meeting.
Toasts:-Hospital and Dispensary
Social Service Work, Miss Gertrude
NJ. Knowlton. Milwaukee.
The Hospitals Responsibility to it
Community, DR.. John NJ. G. Dill
formerly Supt. General Hospital
Manila, P. /.
The Public Health Officer and Child
Welfare, election of officers anC
transaction of other business. DR.
Furstman, Lacrosse. Wis.
GOOD CROPS.
Marathon County has had grea
year in an agricultural way. Al
kinds of grains have been immense