The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-07


tion, the T. S. Bureau of immigration
and the National Americanization
committee.
On Monday evening, May 9Th, Mrs.
Mary C. c. Bradford, speaking for
the iciyics department will have
"Americanization" as her topic
Formal Conference.
The formal program for the civics
department will be given as follows
Tuesday afternoon, May 18th, Mrs.
Priddy presiding "A Liberty Bond
Campaign Dodge Ashbough,
Detroit
Organizing a State for Civic Work -
Mrs. L. O. Woodley, Huntington, w
Wa, chairman of civies, w Va. Dis
cussiOn led by Mrs James H. Brooks,
ciyics chairman for Arkansas
The Municipality and the W omans
Civic Club"-Mrs Edward w. Biddle
Philadelphia, Vice-President Ameri-
can Civic Association.
Rural Planning "-Mrsh T. p Mar
shall, University of Texas; Discussion
led by Mrs. w. S Eastwood, West
Point, chairman of civics for Virginia
"A Program for a National Citizen
ship Day" Mrs Bessie Leach Priddy,
National chairman of civics; discus
sion led by Mrs. R f. Garner, chair
man Of civics for California.
In connection with the Civics pro-
gram a motion picture conference will
be held with Well known speakers who
will discuss the following topics:
l. Advantages and Evils of No
ton Pictures.
3 Voluntary Self-Censorship
8. What Motion Picture Surveys
Have Revealed
4, Why State Censorship Cam
paigns Fail
5. The Verdict on Existing state
Censorships.
6. is a Federal Censorship Desir-
able?
Mrs Priddy, National Chairman Of
| Civics, is assistant professor of his
tory and Social Sciences at the Michl-
gan State Normal college and hold a
Pr. d. in history from the University
of Michigan She is further distin-
guished as the author of the first his
tory OF a woman's sorority ever pub
| lished She is National Historian of
| Delta Delta Delta and also holds the
office as state chairman of the De
partment of Maintenance OF Existing
Social Agencies in the Michigan Coun-
Gil of National Deferse
| Art Program at the Biennial.
The department of art Of the Gen
eral Federation Of Womens Clubs
| will present an interesting program
at the biennial in Hot Springs, Ar
wansas. There will be on exhibition
| throughout the convention rare col
lections OF paintings, reproductions,
prints. pottery, industrial art. home
furnishings and civic art.
The art program will be given
Tuesday afternoon, May 7th, Mrs. Cy-
rus E. Perkins, National chairman Of
art presiding
| Dudley Crafts Watson director Of
| Milwaukee Art Institute and author
of a number of books on art will be
the evening speaker. His subject will
be Art During and After the War"
Mr.. Watson who is himself an artist,
has had a wide experience in popu-
iarizing art, working through insti-
tutes, through state fairs. and a pres
ent, at the army environments. He
recently gave an address regarding
his work before the American Fedora
ton of Art at Washington which was
published in the American Magazine
of Art Other speakers on the Art
program will be Mrs. Melville John
son, former G. f. w C. chairman OF
art, and Mr. G. b. Rose both of whom
are we'll known in the art world
Mrs Johnson. it will be remembered
was official lecturer in the art gal
leries OF the Panama Pacific Iuterna
tional Exposition, San Francisco. IN
1915. She has also served as chair
man art department Of the indiana
Federation, president for seventeen
years Of the Art Association Of Rich
mond, was organizer and manager for
three years Of the Indiana Artists
Travelling Exhibit and was for three
years member advisory committee Of
the National Municipal league
Worlds Only Travelling Exhibit
Of Pottery.
The only travelling exhibit Of pottery |
In existence will be on display
throughout the biennials convention in !
charge of Hrs. Anna Riordan Morey |
This exhibit will contain collections |
of Americas fourteen kinds Of pottery |
and besides the specimens OF art craft |
purely American in spirit there will
be on display rare specimens Of the |
art, some Of the pieces
being from 800 to 1000 years Old.
Other Exhibits.
O0ther exhibits will be as follows.
Art Institutes slides of foreign
paintings, exhibited by Mrs. Hartman
J Hall, Art Institute. Chicago
American paintings, in charge OF
Mrs. Howard T. Wilson, Virden. ~.
Civic art display in charge Of Mrs
Anna Maxwell Jones so Riypleida +