Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
MENTION :0F female
. s. D. 5 1 ri IN APRIL |.
'esentatives of-Twent-Fi,c .Wom-
ems Colleges In State to
Attend.
" TEACHERS INTERESTED
H. Mary Willis, President OF, AS
'ciation, VIII Call Session to
rder in Jefferson Auditorium on
nursdny, April 10.

TN representatives from Twenty
OF inc leading female schools and
heS OF the State present, tho yir-
. association OF Women's Colleges
schools will hold It's annual con-
ION mere April 10 to IL, inclusive.
VIII be the first time tho or
zation has met I'm Richmond since
organization at tho Woman's Club
cen years ago. The opening ses-
VIII be held in the Jefferson Audi
I'm on Thursday, April 10. The
gates will be. welcomed by Gov
II Westmoreland Davis.
iretoforc the association has held
annual conventions at some one
ne schools affiliated in its work.
precedent is broken for the rea-
that officers of the organization
q TO enlist the large body OF pub
ichool teachers here in the work
have undertaken and to bring
It a closer cooperative spirit be-
n tho public and private school
ners here in the work they have
trtaken and to bring about
|ir cooperative spirit between tho
&c and private school teachers who
so much in common.
.sIDENT TO CALL
CONVENTION TO ORDER.
e. l.. Mary Willis. OF the Chatham
copal School. president of the as
ltion. will call the meeting to or
mere. After her annual address
tsday night. April 10, the initial
Ing will resolve itself into a con;
a More Adequate Recognition OF
thing as Profession" Miss Emily
iilton WEIGH. Of the Virginia Ran
h Elicit School, will preside over
conference and direct the discus
iris a. Hart. State Superintendent
Education; Professor Susan A.
IN. OF Northampton College; Miss
y c. Anderson, Of the Collegiate
.,ol for Girls. and Misses Bessie NJ.
Tor and Cornclia Adair. OF the
in the evenings discussion and
aiding Miss WEIGH in preparing
program.
:. o. l.. Hatcher. who. with DR..
in h. Alderman and other promi-
educ ,,i tors: 9rganized the aS Ne.as
ming session OF the convention. In
session the work OF the past year
, be discussed and an effort will
made TO gain from it knowledge
future planning.
DY OF ENGLISH
Will bfs ohSSOSS6D
slday afternoons session will be
ding and Will be devoted TO the
ussion of English IN the college
scool curricula. Dean Keller Will
tidc and Will be assisted by Miss
hei Van Wort. Of the Richmond
Mrs. Sarah RuEg. OF Westhampton
ege: Misses Isabel Walker and
IN Stockdc!l. OF the Collegiate
2ot for Girls. Mrs. Eva NJ. Maccully.
the Randolph Elicit School; Miss
aheth Cleveland. OF Harrisonburg
G Normal School. and Professor +.
lar Janncy. Of Hollins College.
lGs evening session VIII be held at
collegiate School for Girls, which
be hostess To the association. Miss
lac. haNeF' neaa OF the seno0'' VIII
FOR COLLEGE
WOMEN LEADING ISSUE
lturday mornings session will be
1ted to the discussion OF employ
I for college women.
resent at this meeting will be tho
lions: Randolph. Macon woman's
,pton, Virginia College. Virginia
rmont. Elizabeth College. Martha
shine,on College. stonswall Jack
College. Blackstone College. South
Femae College, Avcrett College.
y Baldwin Seminary, Southern
,ale Seminary, Stuart Hall Chatham
scopal Institute. ST. Anne's School,
idolph- Macon Institute. Collegiate
Dol for Girls. Randolph Elicit
DOL. and the four State normal
,ols.
Ulcers of the association are: Prcsi-
/: Mrs. l.. Mary Wills. Chatham
scopal Institute; vice-presidents.
Emile w. McEea, Sweet Briar Col
i; Miss Emily Hamilton WEIGH,
'doiph Elicit School, and Miss Ger
lie Neal. Virginia College; secrc-
'-treasurer. Miss Mary Soincrville
nmon. chairman OF committee on
idards; DR.. o. l. Hatcher. president
sinia Bureau of Vacations for
non, chairman OF committee on
gey; Professor Charles G. Evans,