The Topeka state journal., 1922-02-13
PLAN GIRLS MEET
Y. W. C. A. Members of North
ern Kansas viii Be Here.
Dates Set for Next Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
300 DELEGATES TO ATTEND
Conference VIII Be Held at
Presbyterian Church.
"Christian Citizenship" Will Be
Theme of Meeting.
900 DELEGATES TO ATTEND

The Northern Kansas conference OF
high school c. W. c. 4. girls will be
held in Topeka. Friday, Saturday and
sunday February II, is and IL
Three hundred high school girls fac
ulty advisers and mothers are expect
ed to attend. The theme Of the con-
ference will be christian Citizenship
All the sessions will be held at the
First Presbyterian church unless 9TH
orwise specified.
The conference will convene at l:SO
o'clock Friday evening at the FIRST
Presbyterian church with addresses OF
welcome by Dorothy Rosebrough,
president of the Topeka high school
Y. w. Z. A, who will represent the
girls: Miss Laura Ewing. member OF
the Topeka high school faculty. VINO
will represent the faculty advisers
and Mrs. n. W. Benning of Topeka,
who will represent the mothers.
Miss stickncy TO Speak.
At S o'clock Miss Marjorie Stickney
of Denver national girls work secre-
tary Of the Y. ". c. A, will speak on
The conference theme. Hecreatloh
viii be discussed by the delegates un-
DER the leadership of Miss Nell String
fellow, physical director Of the local
Y. w. c. A, from $3.50 to 9 o'clock.
The session will adjourn with good
night sing.
The second session will open at 9
o'clock Saturday morning with a de-
Votional service led by Miss Marjorie
Stickney. 1t $3.50 o'clock the student
delegates and faculty advisers will be
divided into separate discussion
groups. The four discussion groups
for students will be: Social standards.
led by Miss Mildred Inskeep. student
secretary of the Y. W. c. a. for the
western central fields: industrial
standards. conducted by Miss Caroline
Goforth, student secretary of the Y.
W. c. A. Cor the west central fields;
the purpose of the y. W. c. a. club.
led by Miss Marjorie Stickney; school
standards. led by Miss Helen Faye
Fair. girls work secretary of the
Wichita Y. w c. A.
The faculty advisers will discuss
topics pertaining to the program and
administration OF the high school Y.
w. c. A. club. This discussion will be
led by Miss Ellen Ice, of Emporia, and
Mrs. Breeze. of Cottonwood Falls.
The students and faculty advisers
viii reassemble at 1910 o'clock for a
song service. The discussion groups
will be continued at 1920 o'clock.
A Technical Hour.
The technical hour will be held
from II to IL O'clock Miss Mildred
owen. of Ellsworth, will conduct the
meeting of program committee mem
bers; Miss Edith Steininger of Man
haitian, viii be in charge of the dis
GQESlOQ
Cole of Haskell institute, Lawrence, |
Will lead the discussion on the work
o. the social committee; Miss Helen
Wilson. of Abilene, will conduct the
meeting OF the members of service
committees. and Miss Marjorie Stick
ney will be in charge of the meeting
Of committee presidents. The session
will adjourn at II o'clock.
The Saturday afternoon meeting
will open at 1870 o'clock with an ad-
dres by Miss Mildred Inskeep on the
subject. The Girl of Today, the
Woman of Tomorrow
\ discussion hour will be held from
. to o'clock. There will be sepa-
rate groups for mothers, students and
faculty advisers. The students will
hold a twenty minute song service
some time during the hour. Another
series OF discussions will be held from
. to $40 o'clock Mrs. D. L. McEach-
ron will speak to the mothers on So
cial standards in high school. Miss
Dorothy Stark of Topeka high school
will be in charge OF the student coun-
ell hour. which will be held from $40
to 4:3O O'Clock.
Auto Tour of City.
The members of the women's clubs
will take the out of town delegates on
an automobile tour of the city at 4:30
o'clock.
At $40 o'clock Saturday evening a
banquet will be held in the Y. w. c. y.
gymnasium.
The closing meeting will be held at
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday morning in the
lobby of the Y. W. c. a. Miss Aman-
ia Nelson of New York City will
speak.
The members of the Topeka, Oak
land and Washburn Y. W. c. AS will
act as hostesses. out of town dele
gates will be furnished lodging and
breakfast.
Manhattan has sent in the largest
number of enrollments to date, which
is thirty-five. Among the other cities
which are sending delegates are:
Lawrence, Salina, Pratt, Hoyt. Hol-
ton. Chapman. Leavenworth. Minne-
apolis, Herington, Clay Center. Os-
borne and Oberlin.