Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
leaders OF COLLEGES l
meet HERE THIS WEEK
ieaus OF Womcn's Educational
Institution OF Virginia Plan
J Conference,
LESSONS TO START THURsDA>
'overnor Davis to Deliver Address Of
I "eicome to Teachers and Instruc-
,ors-Many Prominent Speakers
arc On Program.

me thirteenth annual meeting of tho
rEinia Association of women's Col
,ses VIII be held in Richmond, April
and IL. The meeting will DO
mn,aiiy opened Thursday evening,
pr.i 10. at the Jefferson Auditorium,
ZIP, when Governor Davis will
AZ mo address of welcome.
~, the opening session on Thursday
rening the general topic for discus
On VIII be ADEQUATE Recognition of
&c reaching Profession" a number
zen minute talks will be made. the
neakers presenting the subject from
nansles-from the viewpoint Of the
,ucse professor to that OF the tax
aver and private school patron. Miss
MY Hamilton WEIGH. graduate OF
LEE nssar College and head of the .Vir-
III Randolph Elicit Country School.
III preside and sum up the discus
ON by talk on the aim OF tho teach
~ profession.
Hatcher on Program.
,r ra,eay WIS I1n1f9rning April II. the con.
aim room Of tho Jefferson. Hotel with
f. -. l.. Hatcher. president OF tho
iosm ,n1a rl Bursnu Of voc cations for
'noois and colleges.
Inc AFTERNOON session will be given
yer to the discussion OF the Import
nee OF teaching English so that it
ay ne used In every day life. The
ng!ish conference deals particularly
IN some phases OF oral English. and
t,s present the problem in live and
The English conference will be fol-
wed by an Informal reception at the
rotesslonal Woman's Building. from
:. Helen Baker to Preside.
~ me Friday evening session. at
lrls Will be at home to the associa-
on and visiting friends and present
IN, theiT T,,S eorsribution to the program
olumbia University. Who viii lecture
= the tepici The Uses Of Language.
lad of the Collegiate School. will pre-,
dc at this session. a reception to
re me mbcrs Of the Association and
sitting friends will follow tho evening
'ogram.
The SATURDAY morning session will
sheid In the palm room OF the Jefrer-
N. At 1913? o'clock; The general topic
The College Woman's Opportunity.
number OF short talks Will be made
men and women OF tho various pro-
I'D callings for the trained college
oman. and this conference promises
be one OF the most interesting OF
ie program.
Program for Conference.
The program for the entire confer
Opening session. Thursday evening,
prii 10. Jefferson auditorium. at s:I5.
Welcome. Governor West1noreland
Response for the association. Presi-
:nt Emile W. MeVea. Sweet Briar
,lleGc.
ay Wills. Chatham Episcopal Insti-
General discussion. Topic, Adequate
teco,Gnit!on OF the Teaching Profess
Dr. Dr. s; G: MITCHELL. president Della
,esiden,.s Point o. View
ny and politics, richmond College.
ibject. AS the College Professor
ib rrrf Ha5s State Of
im!nis,rator's View OF the D.dfcul-
gn7 Be Pnsc sch Tsyl9,
citation. Subject. "A School Teachers
idEe;."
Lewis G. willisms, Subject. The
,iui's church. supteet, -T fe.o Altitude ot de-
Miss Z PT t:y1,is Sch19l P ps
ibJeet. ITO What End"
Nm Room. Jefferson Hotel. 1880
Topic. Constructive Work on Stand
ds." DR.. O. J.. Hatcher. presiding.
!. "Our Secondary Schools"
2. Our Junior Colleges"
.y.3 "Our Colleges"
/ ,Dr. Alexander j. Inghs, Harvard.
bject. Standards and the School"
Dr.. NJ. T.. HaSGerty. L. s. A. Sub
ct, Intelligence Tests and School
-.ocedurc"
Afternoon Session. $3.50 to s o'clock.
.ofessional Woman's Building
Oral English Conference Dean Nav