Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
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POLLS THEATER.

MISUNDERSTANDING 81, Rock Creek
Park
Local Y. W. c. A.-Tea TO confer
ence delegates, 1906, 1888 f street
northwest.
Girls Friendly Society tea to con-
ference delegates, 1905. Elizabeth
Roberts memorial rest rooms, 1924 II
street northwest.
TOMORROW.
GENERAL THEME. THE HOUSE"
Porter r. Lee Of New York, chair
man.
MORNING GROUP MEETINGS.
s-l0:50.
GROUP MEETING I.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Topic: Social Attitudes condi-
tionfng Immigrant Embellishments"
Presiding: Porter r. Lee, chair
man committee OH the home.
The Problem Of Home Building
for the Immigrant Family" Miss
Ethel Bird, department for work
with foreign born women. National
Board of Young Women's Christian
Associations. Chicago, III.
The Invisible Environment of the
Immigrant Miss Mary L. HurIbutt.
director OF the migration service bu-
reau, department for work with for
born women, National Board of
Young Women's Christian Associa
tions. New York.
Group Meeting ii.
MT. VERNON 81. E. CHURCH
SOUTH
Topic: Industry and the Home +"
Presiding: Miss Emma O. Lund-
Derg. children's bureau, Depa rtnent
of Labor
Home Life in Isolated Industrial
tehters. Miss Viola I. Paradise.
formerly with children's bureau
Department of Labor
>,,. Married Women in Industry"
MISS Mary y. Winslow, women's
bureau, Department of Labor.
Group Meeting III.
FIRST CONGREGATIO
CHURCH.
Topic: The Cooperation of Social
Workers with Public officials i'm the
enforcement of Laws Which Affect
the Welfare of the Family"
Presiding: Miss Francis Perkins
member of the industrial board
state department of labor. New
From the point of view Of tho
social worker in the private agencv,
Erank j. Bruno, general secretary,
Famliy Welfare Association of Min
neapolts, MINI.
From the point of view OF the
public official, Miss Tracy copp,
Iederai board for vocational educa-
ton.
Group Meeting ".
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Topic: Progress in Social Case
Work"
Presiding: Karl de schweini,z,
general secretary, Philadeiphis
Society for Organizing Charity,
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Development of it's Stand
ARDS; Methods and Meaning" Miss
Gordon Hamilton. Charity Organi-
zation Society. New York.
Progress in Social Case Work, G."
q. In Mental Hygiene, DR.. Jesse
tart. director department of child
study, Philadelphia, Pa. b. In
Child Welfare. Miss Anna c. Has
klns. State Charities Aid Associa-
ton. New York. C. Among the
American Indians. Miss Henrietta.
sion. Bismarck, S. d.
Social Case Work as it is De-
yeioping in Europe" DIR. Alice
Salmon, director, Berlin Traininsr
School for Social Workers, Berlin,
Germany.
Group Meeting v.
NEW YORK AyENItE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Topic: The Human Side of
Housing"
Presiding: John j. Murphy, secre-
tary tenement house COMMITTEES.
York.
ing, Blocker Marquette. executive
secretary, better housing league,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Must Working People Live in
Frayedout Houses?" Mrs. Edith
Elmer Wood, Cape May Court
Social Aspects of Regional Plan
ming and Housing" Thomas Adams,
New York and its Environs, spon-
sored by the Russell Sage Founda-
ton. New York.
Fete and band concert on White
House lawn at pm.
EVENING GENERAL SESSION,
3 PM.
CONTINENTAL HALL,
Presiding: Homer Folks. presi-
dent of the conference. Changes
In Social Thought and Standards
r. Lee, direcSor New York School
of Social Work, New York. so
cial Work As 1t Contributes to
the Strengthening of Family
Life" Karl de Schweinitz. general
secretary, Philadelphia Society for
Organizing Charity, Philadelphia.
Social Progress Within the
Home" Mrs. Ethel Puffer Howes,
Scarsdale, ~. Y.
MEETINGS OF KINDRED
GROUPS.
LUNCHEONS.
American Association OF Hospi-
tai Social Workers, Rauschers,
1880.
Mothers pensions committee,
New Ebbitt, lis.
AFTERNOON MEETINGS.
American Association OF Social
Service Exchanges-2:So meeting.
Corcoran Art Gallery.
American Association for Com
munity Organixation-2:30 meet.
ing. Auditorium OF the Interior
building.