The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-06
GIRLS CONFERENCE BEGINS.
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Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce by the
president Carl :. Hopkins from the
Brattleboro high school by Miss Mary ID.
Henshaw, assistant principal: from the
girls of BrattleborO- by Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Crane: from the Vermont y. w. {. y.
Council by Miss Ellen +. Cramton OF
Rutland: from the Northeastern Field
committee by Miss Alice HOyt of New
York city. student secretary: from the
Vermont Y. NJ &. 4. by Byron Clark of
burlington. state secretary. response
from the girls of Vermont viii be spoken
by Miss Winifrcd Dawson of Burlington.
Miss Margaret Brooks win then lead
the conference song contest for which q
trophy will be awarded The judges in
the contest will be Miss Fanny B.
Fletcher of Proctorsville, Miss Dorothy
Sawyer of Rutland and Miss Gretchen
Goldsmith of Brattleboro
Two addresses will close the evening
program. These will be on The American
Girls Great Opportunity, by Miss Grace
Nosc of Burlington. formerly \. W. {. y.
recreation director in France: and Dis
covering Our Best, by Miss Anna Nj.
Clark of New York city. national town
and country secretary of the \. w. {. \.
The program for tomorrow will be full
of features. and viii include an automo-
bile ride for the Out-of-town delegates to
Mortified. Mass. As it will be necessary
to have 100 cars to provide for the girls,
persons who OWN five or seven passenger
cars are asked by the Chamber of Com
merCe to volunteer the use of them from
3 to 6 o'clock, notifying the Chamber of
Commerce telephone 2OSl or {. l.. Stick
new telephone $50 or 5S9-Ml Mt once of
their willingness TO cooperate in this ser
vice. Persons loaning ears also should
bear in mind the need of supplying robes
for the car if possible and if the weather
is cool extra wraps will be appreciated
Another feature of the day, and one
which will be open to the public, will be
the address by DIR. Joel Goldthwait of
Boston, professor of hygiene at Smith
college. which win be given in the First
Baptist church at 2.1J O'Clock. His sub
icct will be Relation of Posture to Health.
Seats viii be reserved for the delegates
and the rest of the church will be thrown
open to the public.
All the young women of the town are
especially invited to attend the morning
session tomorrow, which will open at 8
o clock at the First Baptist church with
a devotional service led by Miss Agnes
Xix Kidder of New York city. girls work
secretary of the Northeastern field. At
I9.1J the girls council will be held. Miss
| Margaret Brooks presiding. Miss Gladys
Bryson Of New York city. student secre-
tary of the Northeastern field. will tell
| Who's Who. The secretary's report will
be read, announcements will be made and
committees will be appointed.
Miss Eunice Avery of Springfield.
/ Mass, president of the New England
I Federation of Business and Professional
/ Women's clubs, will give a talk on Noca-
/ tioual Opportunities for Girls Today. and
Miss Gladys Topping of New York city,
/ world fellowship secretary of the North
eastern field, will speak on World Service.
\ feature Of the program which always
! appeals to an audience of girls vii! be a
/ talk by a Chinese student at Mount Hol-
yoke college, Miss 500 YUM Ting. Her
subject win be Student Activities ia
China.
i This viii be followed at 1915 O'Clock
/ by Vocational and College Information in
| Vermont, by Miss Bertha NJ TerriIl OF
burlington. for the Vermont Branch OF
the Association of Collegiate Alumuae
! Group discussions will be conducted from
II TO II o'clock at the high school build
ing with the following leaders: Misses
Alice Hoyt Gladys Brysou, Agnes Ril
kidder, Gladys Topping, Anna NJ. Clark
Grace NOse, Marion Gary Mrs. Ruth y
Thompson of Portland. Me. county see
rotary of the Northeastern field Mrs
Margaret Pilliug Griswold of Below
. Falls, and Miss Elizabeth Cady. actinj
general secretary Of the Y w. c. 4,
] Springfield, Mass The suggested topic
are: Whittier Bound?, Conference In
sigma, and How Wide Is Your Circle?
\ conference picture will be taken a
8 III - on the high school lawn and lunch
q con will be served at Masonic temple a
: 1870 O'Clock.
4 The afternoon session will open at
! O'Clock at the First Baptist church an
J will be open to the public. Miss Berth
NJ. Terrill will preside. There will b
; music and committee reports will /
4 heard. These will be followed by d
q Goldthwait's address. the ride to Nortl
= field. and in the evening at 7.30 the del,
gates will meet at Odd Fellows tempt
d for their evening of recreation. which wi
y include moving pictures, tableaux III
Difference Clothes Make. informal stunt
! and music by the high school orchestr:
y Hostesses are asked to meet the
guests at the Masonic temple at the clos
of the program about . O'Clock tonigh
if possible. The hoStesses are invited {
d come there early and enjoy the program
OF the evening, as it will be open to til
q public in so far as the capacity of til
y room will allow.