Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
CONFERENCE ON Y. NJ. c. A.
WORK HERE THIS WEEK
PROMINENT Speakers to Discuss Plans
Tor Advancement Through
out State.
DIR. GEORGE j. FISHER TO SPEAK
College Branch of Association VIII
Hold Sessions ut Richmond Col
lege-NIany Employed Officers Ex-
pected to Attend Meeting.

Between 200 and 300 delegates will
be here to attend the annual confer
ente Of the employed officers of tho
state Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon. which begins on Wednesday, and
about 100 delegates will attend tho
convention of tho college branch OF
the association. the sessions OF which
VIII be held ut Richmond College
Programs containing many matters OF
Importance have been mapped out for
the two conventions. and prominent
speakers will make addresses The
state association will adjourn on Fri
day night. with a banquet at the Busi-
ness Mems Club ut which the interest
OF business men will bc especially di-
rected towards the work of the as
ISOLATION. The college branch Of the
association will continue through next
Sunday.
The State convention will begin on
Monday morning, with a session OF
the employed workers of the associa-
ton. which will be followed by an
other meeting on Thursday morning
ON Thursday afternoon the employed
officers and the executive committee
Will have business session. and on
Friday morning the board of direct
ors of the association will meet gath
ering again in the afternoon
DIR. GEORGE J. FISHER
TO SPEAK At BANQUET
The address before the association
ut the banquet on Friday night will
be delivered by DIR. George j. Fisher.
OF New York. a member of the inter
national committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association
The college branch of tho ossoci,-
tion will begin its convention on Thurs
day night mt Richmond College. and
VIII continue through Sounday Al
ready 100 delegates have been regis
tered from the various colleges In the
state. Among the speakers viii he
Or. w. ID. Weatherford. Of Nashville
Tenn; Arthur Rugh. OF New York:
l'r. George j. Fisher, of New York:
Philip y. Swartz, OF New York: w w.
Erockman. University Of Virginia: Or.
Charles w. Kent. University Of Wiz
Ginia. and II. T. Baker. of Richmond.
is as follows:
Wednesday. November IL.
A. International.
80 y. Efficient Association Ad-
mnistration," IIalscy Hammond. Bed
ford Branch, Brooklyn. " Y.
2:3O u. A.-Dcvotional. Rev. Edward
Mack. OF Union Theological Seminary.
$50 l.. M.--"Thc Efficient Admins
traitor" W. II. Morriss. general secre-
tary Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Baltimore.
Z M.-Devotional, Rev. Edward
Mack, II. D.
$50 l.. M.-Business session.
Group observation-disclosures score
taries. Il. q. Alexander; boys work
secretaries, II. 7. Baker, physical d.
rcctors. Or. George j. Fisher.
Thursday, November IL.
\. M.-Devotional.
go y. Association Ideals in
Physical Work" Or. George j. Fisher
international committee, New York city.
Joint meeting State committee and
employed officers.
2:3o J.. INSTRUMENTATION Of In
ternationhl Committee" DR.. George J.
Fisher 'Nirginia's Negro Problem"
DIR. w. -. Wcathcrford. The CITY
Associa tion's Industrial Opportunity"
Or. T.. II. T. Foster Reports From
the Field" in charge Of S. y. Ackley.
$50 t.. M.-Statc committee dinner.
BUSINESS mems Club. Employed on
GERS viii he guests of state commit
tee.
r. M.--EXccm,ive session OF state
committee.