The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-26
Social Workers
 To Confer Soon In Middletown

Several Bridgeport people will be speakers at the eleventh annual ses- sion of the Connecticut Conference of Social Work to be held in Middle town on Sunday, Monday and Tues day, May 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Among them will be F. J. Kingsbury, presi- dent and general manager of the Bridgeport Brass company who will speak Sunday afternoon at o'clock on the subject of Industrial Demo- cracy." Miss Victoria Larmour. sec retary of the Catholic Charitable
 bureau will be chairman of the sec tion of the conference which on Sun day evening at 7:30 o'clock will dis cuss the subject of Family The speakers on this topic will be Dr, J. A. Kerby of the Washington Univer- sity, and Karl deSchweinitz, PhiladeI- phia society for Organizing charity, | Philadelphia, Pa.
 Miss Margaret Stack, director of the Bureau of Child Hygiene and the
 Division of Public Health Nursing in | the State Department of Health NurS sing in Hartford. who recently ad-
 dressed the pupil nurses of St. Vim cents and the Bridgeport Hospital
 will be chairman of the third section
 which will consider Health The speakers will be Dr. William H. Wog-
 lom of Columbia University, pr. Matthias Nicol, deputy commissioner State Department of Health, Albany N. Y-, and Dr. William Stockwen, of the State Tuberculosis Sanitariun, tt | Newington.
 After lunch on Monday, Thomas A. Mason of the Charity Organiza tion
 society of this city will extoIe the benefits of the community chest while Malcolm S. Nichols of the Charity Or ganization society of Hartford will | argue against the same.
 l Monday evening Professor E. N. | Morgan of Yale. University and Judge George s. Addams of Cleveland will address the members of the confer
 ence on the subject of Child Welfare At 9:3O o'clock on Tuesday morn l ng William E. Burton, attorney for
 the Department of Public Charities of this city will speak on the subject of Desertion as a Legal Problem"
 In the afternoon Unemployment addresses, one by Eugene Keraer of the Associated Charities of Waterbury and another by Margaret E. Perry of New Haven, four minute addresses
 will be given by city representatives My Town Angus P. Thorne of the Associated Charities will relate the situation in Bridgeport.
 The conference will close on Tues day afternoon at four o'clock with a visit to the Industrial School for Girls and the State Hospital for the Insane, which is situated just outside of Mid dletown.
 Preceding the opening of the gen eral conference on Sunday afternoon the annual meeting of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service will be held. Rev. Matthew J. Judge will preside and Miss Marguerite Boylan, A. M executive secretary of the Bureau, will read the annual report. The speaker will be Rev. Frederic Siedenburg S. J., Dean of the School of Sociology of Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois.
 Among the local people who will attend will be Mrs. Mabel P. Goldman of the Associated Charities; Miss Catherine Tuitt, superintendent of the school nurses; Rev. John Landry, Miss Victoria I4armour, Miss Julia Moran
 Miss Catherine HasSett. Miss Eliza beth Daley, Miss Mary Dorherty, all of the Catholic Charitable Bureau
 Mrs Anna Sullivan. Mrs. M. J. Elan agan and Mrs. John McEIroy.