Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12
COLLEGE WOMEN
ASSEMBLE IN PULLMAN
Delegates From Western Institutions
Attend intercollegiate Confer
ence of Women's Organi-
cations

Twenty-six delegates from west
ern colleges arrived in Pullman yes
terday to participate in the first in
tercollegiate conference of all wom-
ems organizations ever held west of
the Mississippi river. The program
opened yesterday afternoon at 1870
and will continue with morning, af-
ternoon and evening sessions, until
Saturday afternoon. The visiting
delegations include five deans of
women and one faculty representa-
tive. The institutions represented
are Reed College of Portland, Uni
versity of Nevada, University of CAL
ifornia, University of Idaho, Leland
Stanford University Montana Agri-
cultural College, University of Ore
gon, University of Washington, State
College of Washington, University of
Montana, Spokane University and
Whitworth College.
The conference will be held in the
auditorium of the Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing. There will be closed sessions,
for delegates only from to 10 a.
III. on Friday and Saturday the bal
ance of the program being open to
all college women and townspeople.
Many of the discussions included in
the program will be of interest to the
women of the community and cor
dial invitation is extended to them
to attend.
The full program for the three
days, with the institution whose del
egates will discuss each subject, is
as follows:
Notwithstanding with the
opening invocation the time will
he changed 30 minutes q. e.)
the invocation will start at
o'clock. Each number on the
program will start just 30 min
utes from the scheduled time.
Thursday, November II
1:30-2:00 - Opening; Invocation,
Rev. c. n. Curtis.
Address of Welcome, President
Holland
Greetings, Dean White.
2:00-2: 30-"Equal Distribution of
the Opportunities that the Cam
pus Offers. %. A. c.
2;30-3 :00-Discussion; Leader, Z.
of California.
5000; 80" How Organized Activi-
ties May Be Controlled"-U. of
Idaho.
1904: 00-Discussion; Leader, U.
Of Nevada
4:00-4: Dissemination of Cam
pus Information Montana
State College.
4:30-5:00-Discussion: Leader, z.
of California.
Evening Session
1905: 90" Women's Participation
in General Elections"-U. of
Nevada
S:OO-S;3O-Discussion; Leader, o.
A. c.
S:SO-1O:OO-Talks by Deans of
Women.
Friday Morning, November IL
9:00-10: 00-Closed Meeting for Del
egates
10:00-10:30-"Methods of Raising
scholarship Standards Reed
College.
Recess
10:30-11:00 -- Discussion, Helen
Jones.
11:00-11:30-"The Honor Point Svs-
tenn, Its Effects and Admins
tration. u. of Washington.
Observation-Disclosures; Leader, L.
of Montana,
12:00-Dismissal
1;00-1:45-Trips About the Campus.
2:O0-2: 30-''Vocational Guidance"
u, of Utah,
1908: 00-Discussi Leader
Reed College
Recess
3:O0-3: 80 Student Employment
u. of California.
1904 ;OO-Discussion; Leader L.
of Washington
4:00-4:30-"Big Sister Movement
and Similar Ideas w. S. c.
4;5O-5; OO--Discussion Leader, L
of Idaho
6:oO-S:O0-Dismissal banquet for
NOhAtAGCS)s
Evening Session (Friday)
S:00-S:30-"Campusing'' - L. OF
Montana.
S:S0-9:00-Discussion-W. S. C.
9:OO-10:00-Talks by Deans OF
Women.
Saturday Morning, November 13
9:0O-10:00-Closed Meeting for Del
egates.
100000: SO" Financing Student
Organizations"- Stan
ford Jr. T.
10.30-11: 00-Discussion Leader
Montana State College.
:30-"How Should the Re
ligious Needs of Students B,
Met? ''-U. of Oregon
11:30-12. Discussion: Leader
Spokane University.
12:00-1: 30--Noon.
1:30-2:30-Report of Resolution
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