The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-23

And Prepare to Garry on Work in Yer
mont.

Women?
The scope and general work OF ti'
national organization are too we
known to college women to need r.
peating. The Journal, the E,ropea
fcllowships, the cooperation with 9th
er Organizations in the scholastic an
philanthropic world are familiar to a
who are in touch WITH such matters
Among the more specific activities TO
this winter are plans for the supper
of the new national clubhouse In Wash
| ington. ID. c., also for closer co-opera
ton with the international Federation
Of University Women, especially b,
, the creation Of international fellow
ships and scholarships; definite cam
paign for the election or appointment
of properly qualified women on loca
and state boards OF education; practi
cal work for raising the standard O
training and Of pay for elementary
school teachers; and lastly, activ,
assistance for the higher education oi
women in the Orient.
In l020.2l, the first year Of its or
ganization, the Vermont division con
sisted Of l0l regular members, women
graduates Of accredited colleges. and u
associate members. Various meetings
We're held in Burlington and elsewhere
and much interest was Shown in the
work which was being planned. AT
present Middlebury, having more than
the required number Of eligible women,
is forming local branch and 1t is
hoped that other sections of the state
will follow this example. Each branch
will then conduct its own iuvestiga-
tions and meetings. independently of
the state organization.
The state work is under the direc-
tion of the state officers and of com
mittees as follows:
|. Membership committee. The object
of this committee is to bring together
college trained women for public serv
ice and welfare at home and abroad.
There is something for every woman to
do, If she win do iii The motto of the
A. A. II. w. IL Not to get, but to
give and surely every woman to
whom college has meant the opening
Of new world Ii in duty bound to.
help open that same wonder world To
others! This can be done through the
dues, but still more through active,
personal cooperation.
III. Advisory committee for prospes
i've college girls. The purpose Of this
committee Ii to find out girls who wish
% go to college and then what college
$ best adapted to their individual
needs
iii. Committee on rural schools. The
'fiicial rating card for the Vermont rural
chools has been sent by this commit
ee to all members living in rural sec
ions, with the request to investigate
onditions in their neighborhood and
where conditions are found to be un
desirable TO use every means to stir up
feeling towards better
nent. This committee is working in |
lose touch with the representative of
lie state board of education and al
cady much interest has been reused.
Nv Committee on college entrance /
Members OF this commit /
&c are chiefly teachers engaged in the
ctual work Of college preparation in
he various high schools. by means of
loser contact, consultation and sug
estions ii is hoped to facilitate this
PREPARATION and to bring about bet
sr understanding Of the requirements
/ the various colleges and Of the col
'ge. entrance examination board.
The north Atlantic section Of the A.
!. u. w. has accepted the invitation
{ the University Of Vermont to hold
i spring conference in Burlington.
his conference will bring to the city
Of only delegates from the different
ranches in the section but also the
sans Of all their faculties. !,
Below is list of the officers and
,mmittees for l92l-22; I,
Officers: President, Miss Ellen S.
ydcn lBryn Mawrl. Bishop Hopkins
Ill. Burlington: vice-president, Miss .
atherinc +. Worcester tMt. Holyokel
secretary. Mrs. F ID. Car.
inter Brown. Burlington; treasur-
!, Mrs. Ray 7. Tuttlc tu. Y. NJ, Bur-
1gton. Ii
Members-at-large Mrs. Mason Stone
Wellesley, Montpelier; Mrs. Thomas
radlee fU V. MI. Burlington y
Journal correspondent: Miss Helen {
itchcl wellesley, Burlington II
Press representative; Miss Mabel
~. Y. M lRadclifTel, Bur /
lgton. II
Membership committee: Chairman, i
iss Katherine n. Worcester mt Fl
,lyoke). Burlington; Miss Florence !
May a.. " M. ST. Johnsbnry; Ii,
rs Howard G. Rice Smith, Brattle. h
ro; Mrs. VIM. c. Willis Middle =
ryl, Bennington; Mrs. VIM. s. Bur =
&c fRadciffel. Middlebury; Miss :
Iisy L. Stewart e.. V. NJ. Morris. 4
lie; Miss Alta T. Chalmers mt. .
,lyokel. Rutland; Mrs. Henry s (,
al wellesley, Springfield, :
Advisory committee for college girls,
= Frederick upper tGoueherl. Bur. r.
gton; Miss Bertha NJ. Terrell (Mt. :.
lyokcl. Burlington: Mrs. Harriet NJ. lI.
: wellesley. MorrisviIle; Miss n
Irion Gary tSmith). Rutland; Miss =
Irjorie 4. Luce a.. " NJ, Burling. h
Committee on rural schools: Chair N
N. Mics Helen Harlow (Smithl. a
ntpelier; Mrs. Mason 5. Stone (wel- a,
lcyl. Montpelier; Mrs. George Forbes ~
V. NJ. Burlington; Mrs. Henry T. =,
rton wellesley. Montpelier; Miss m
arlotte c. Pierpont a.. V. NJ, Bur. m
yton. F
'ommittee ON college entrance work 4,
lirman. Mrs NJ d. Chittenden q
NTH. Burlington; Miss Elizabeth
lsham a.. V. Nh, Burlington; Mics "A
~ y. Peace (Mt Holyokcl. Bur n
,ton; Miss AIicc \. Stevens lwel- n
cyl. Windsor: Miss Mabel SiIsby =,