Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21
VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN ON Friday
Many Distinguished Men anu Wom-
en- Have Place Oh tho
Program.
SOCIAL FEATURES PLANNED
Series of Entertainments to BE Given
Friday and Saturday in Order
That Local People May Have OPP
portunity to Meet Visitors.

Beginning tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, there will be held at the JEFF
ferson Hotel under the auspices OF the
Virginia Bureau of Vacations for
Women and other educational institu-
lions OF the city, a Professional Con-
ference which will be featured by ad-
dresses by many of the most prominent
professional women in the country.
The conference will close Saturday
evening. DR.. Orie Latham Hatcher.
president of the Virginia Bureau Of
Vacations for Women will preside. The
program in its entirety is as follows:
Friday Morning, II O'Clock.
Women in tho Financial World
Eugenla Wallace, business librarian and
head of the filing department of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
Modern Ideas of Training for Bust
ness-W. r Smithdeal, president Of the
sccretarial school OF the Smithdcal Col
lege.
Salesnanship and tho College Girl
Helen Norton, instructor in salesman
ship at the John Marshall High School
and several department schools.
The Work of an Educational Secre-
tary In Department Store-Inez
Kjelstrom. educational secretary, Mil
Ter 6. Rhoads.
Business Publicity, My Experience in
Advertising-Helen Mccormick, as
sistant prosecuting attorney. Brooklyn.
Friday Afternoon, 2:30 O'Clock.
First Section-Womens Work and
the war.
Y. w. c. A. Work Before and After
is17-Edith ". Stanton. director OF
the reference bureau Of the National
Y. ". c. A.
what the Government Wants OF
women-Martha Nelson McCan, Civil
ian Personnel Division, Ordnance De-
partment. Washington.
Second Section-Art and Music.
Some New Ways of Commercialzins
Art-Hclen Dryden. artist and cover
designer for Vogue.
The American Woman's Opportunity
in Music To-day-Edith Hatcher Har-
cum, head of the Harcum School. Bryn
Mawr
woman'e Chances in Journalism
Walter Z. Pirkin, OF the Columbia
School of Journalism.
Effect OF the War on journalism
Clara Sears Taylor, head Of the public
ity bureau of the Woman's Committee
of the Council Of National Defense.
The Reporter Reports-Eva vom
Baur Hansl, recent editor OF woman s
page of the New York Evening Sun.
Saturday Morning, 10 O'Clock.
Social Work-PPresiding. II. II.
Hibbs, Jr.. director Of the School of
Social Work and Public Health Nurs-
ing.
Types of Social Work in Virginia
Needing Trained Workers-Dr. ]. T.
Mastin, superintendent of the State
Board OF Charities and Corrections.
The Community's Responsibility for
Its Problem Of Observation-Disclosures By
ington, associate secretary of the
American Society for Organizing Char
ity.
The Social Worker and the War-H
ii. Hart, head of the child helping de-
partInent of the Russell Sage Founda-
ton.
Medicine and Medical Social Service
Presiding, DIR. Margaret p. kuyk.
Opportunities for Women in Medical
Social Servicc-lda NJ Cannon, chief OF
Medical Social Service Massachusetts
General Hospital.
Medicine for Women-Dr. Stuart Nc
Cure. dean OF the Medical College of
Virginia.
The War Need for Women Doctors