New Britain herald., 1918-04-22
Closing Program
 Of the Conference

Following the opening session yes- terday luncheon was served at the New Britain club. The program for tonight and tomorrow follows:
 Monday evening, April 22, dinner, 600 p. m., First Congregational church parish house, corner Main and Church streets; 'Budgets' Miss M. Estella Sprague, chairman Food Con- servation department, Woman's com- mittee State Council of Defense.
 500 D. m., Y. w. C. A. gymnasium, Hungerford Court Section on Fam fly and Community, chairman, Miss Mildred F. Carpenter, secretary of Associated Charities, Stamford Conn. Carry On,"-"Our Responsibilities for Community Welfare,' Miss Mar garet Byington, assistant secretary American Association for Organizing Charity, New York city; Our Serv- ico in Behalf of Families" Mrs John M. Glenn, chairman Home Service Section, American Red Cross, Man haitian and the Bronx, New York city
 9:30 A. M. at Chamber of Com merce Rooms.
 Round Table. Section on Deln- quency and Correction. Chairman, Miss Caroline DeF Penniman
 ''Juvenile Delinquency Among Girls Miss Caroline deF. Penni- man, supt. School for Girls, Middle town.
 Views of the Employer as to the Value of Prisoners in Agriculture" Wilson H. Lee, West Haven, Conn.
 ''The Psychopathic Side of Delin- quency." Dr. w. R. Miller, Physician in the Conn. Reformatory, Cheshire.
 Home Investigation of Inmates of State Institutions" Miss Ethel M Shepard, Visitor, Cheshire Reforma- tory.
 s:S0 A. M South Congregational Church Parish House, Corner Main and Arch Streets.
 Round Table. Section on Recrea- tion. Chairman, Rev. John R. Brown.
 Recreation in Connecticut Rev. John R. Brown, Chairman Recreation Commission Bridgeport pr. F. H. Arnold, New Haven.
 9:30 A. M. Y. W. C. A. Gymnasi- um. Hungerford Court.
 Round Tatle. Section on Children. Chairman, John P. Sanderson, Jr. Conn. Children's Aid Society, Hart ford.
 "The Nations Program for Saving 100000 Babies.' Connecticut's Plan as assigned to the Womans Commit tee of the State Council of Defense. Walter IF. Brown. M. D., Health Off, cer, Bridgeport, Conn.
 "Standards in Child Care.'' (a) The Need of Careful Inquiry Before Accepting Children for Care. Miss Maud Morlock. Supervisor of Chil- dren's Work, Conn. Children's Aid So- ciety, Hartford. (b) Record Keeping and its Value. Miss Mary G. Harris, Chief Supervisor Child Welfare De- partment, State Board of Charities, Hartford (c) Guardianship and Mrs. Leona Wheaton, Agent, New England Home for Lit tie Wanderers, Bridgeport.
 9:3O A. M. First Congregational Church Parish House, Corner Main and Church Streets.
 Round Table Section on Family and Community. Chairman, Miss Mildred P. Carpenter.
 The Home Service of the Am meri- can Red Cross" Mrs. John M. Glenn chairman Home Service Section, Red Cross. Manhattan and the Bronx. New York city.
 Alexander Wilson, director Civilian Relief department, Atlantic division American Red Cross New York city
 Luncheon, 12:15 p. m, First Con- 2regational church parish house, cor Der Main and Church streets. Special tables, Charity Organization group. Probation committee Connecticut Prison associa ton group.
 200 D. m., Y. w. c. A. gymnasium, Court, business meeting.
 2:30 p. m., Y. w. c. A. gymnasium, Court. Section on De- 1{r,r 1oi oi,.Ylo n Miss Caroline deF. Penniman: "Pro- 1 batton.' Herbert w. Parsons, deputy ! cc mn1issioner, Massachusetts Com 1 mission on Probation, Boston, Mass. l
 Court of Domestic Relations" Judge Charles w Hoffman, Court of l Domestic Relations, Cincinnati, o.