Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
BUSINESS WOMEN WILL
LECTURE ON THEIR WORK
coming to Virginia to Address
Women and College Girls In
Different Sections OF State.
MIL HOLD CONSULTATIONS
Mrs. Prince, Authority on Depart
mcnt Store Work, to Go First 80
L!nchburg WhclO Students If
Three Schools Will Hear Her.

nearly every profession and Upper leve i
Virginia to speak this winter By tn,
virginia Bureau Of Vacations for Wo-
men.
Their coming will not only give wo-
OF the state vivid realization OF OPP
nortunities opening today to wel-pre-
Tor them TO learn in detail from the
i niihes, authorities what are the re
and 70 consult them individually as TO
their own aptitud.s and dinicuiticS.
Women OF The highcst. prestige and
have responded so generously 10 the
invitation of the bureau OF vocations
MAJ INA, the ne cost Of their coming to the
travelling expenses.
Bureau Of Voeaiions for womsn Is
Ihrousholt vrsniap and it is interea
ing to note the wide variance in tn.
subjects that different Virginia cities
crs who are coming TO the state.
LynchburE Show. interest.
Lynchburg. for instance. being col
e fse ' sGya-t wants 70 he asop. ned
ana public health nur -iHi Kandolph.
Is especially Interested in having The
prs,GiicinE woman physician and an
.nuustrlai chemist come TO the college
win their messages TO tho girls.
The newly admitted women al the
college Of William and Mary ask for Il
woman lawyer. an industrial chemist
ment.
Stuart Hall wants physician.
Hoiifns wants a writer. Il leader in
social life. a public health nurse. an
vocational opportuni,ics in music and
one on women In finance.
c,; 80: TO .,i L,yneh6urs' frst Of Virginia
for greater efficiency in department
store work. Believing that education
with the Women's Educational and in
with Simmons College. the school which
now mas 4 national reputation as q
eduea iIonai dtec,ors si IN aeSaf, aha
stores. The work is now conducted i'm
cooperation with the leading depart
neht stores Of Boston.
VIII Consult With students
Mrs Prince is now director Of tn,
ft,duSat:onal Depsrtment OF the Nation
Reiail Dry Goods Association. and
"ork She 'ne s 1e oJ9Eg s yai"s Of The
invited to address Chambers OF Corn
nGrGsj n ,,in ., eduea'ion ana similar
itics OF the United States
10y! bulE OF iEAnuNlph Macon Wofnins
o!iesc. but also those OF Holiing and
,weet Brar 20 consult with Mrs
rihca while she is In Virginia at the
eun"si OF the bureau OF vucat.ons
Eiizaheth -. Toombs associate editor
itarpcr's Hazaar, viii speak at WI
IAN, ana Mary, at Hollins aud Stuar:
taH as Well as at Randoiph- Macon
Mss Toombs is also closely associated
FNith good housekeeping. In which an
rieie Of hers on The National Fedora
ION of Business and Professional Wo-
nrh appears in oCi Oher
DIT. Katherine y. Davis formerly
upcr:ntenient OF the New York State
tciormatory for Women. now head OF
he New York Bureau OF social Hy-
si"ne. who Is one OF the foremost ma
iorai authorities on social work In
general VIII speak ut number OF the
eadinE Virginia schools and colleges
within the next few months on oppor-
un!tics for women III social work to-
aY.
To Lecture on banking.
Another Of the trainci women who
y. ii give Virginia women Il ncW poin-
Il view this winter * Ella phii!!ns