Evening star., 1923-09-30
|DAW|S TO WELCOME
CATHOLIC WOMEN
Secretary to Address Open
ing Session at Hotel
Washington.

o6CreLdTy OF LdDOT JdTucS u. Law IL
will deliver the address of welcome
to the 500 delegates of the National
Council of Catholic Women at the
opening sessions of the third annual
session of the organization, which is
to be held at the washington Hote
tomorrow.
Welfare work for the year will be
discussed and various reports and
papers will be read. Archbishop
Curley. Archbishop Hanna of Sar
Francisco and Bishop Schrembs OF
Cleveland will address the gathering
This morning at 1920 mass will be
held at the Catholic University
Bishop Shahan, rector of the uniyer-
bishop Hanna of San Francisco will
preach.
Program OF Convention.
The program of the convention is:
Tomorrow - Morning session, $3.50
am. to 1890 pm: chairman, Mrs
Michael Gavin: Address of welcome
James j. Davis; Secretary of Labor
presidents address. Mrs. Michael
Gavin; address, Rt. Rev. Joseph
Schrembs, D. D., Bishop Of Cleveland
report of the secretary. national
board. Mrs. Harry NJ Benzinger, Bal
timore. Md; report of the treasurer
national board, Miss Florence Loeber
New Orleans, La: official luncheon
directors and diocesan representa-
tives. 1890 to Pm. Hotel Washing
ton, Mrs Arthur Gerbel. presiding
Afternoon session, 2:30 to $50 pm.
chairman. Mrs. A. H. S. Bird: Bust.
ness session: report of committee or
registration; election of nominating
committee: report of committee on
housing, committee on constitution
and amendments, committee on aid
for Catholic women In Europe and
report of nominating committee on
elections.
Evening session, o'clock-Chairman
Mrs. Harry NJ. Benzinger Addresses
rEducation and the Home" Mrs
Thomas A. McGoldrick, Brooklyn, N
y; Education and the Country" c.
S. Smyth, chief justice. District Court
of Appeals, Washington. d. c.; THE
Church and Education" Most Rev
Michael j. Curley, d. D.. Archbishop
of Baltimore.
Schedule Tuesday.
Tuesday, October 2, morning ses-
sion, $3.50 to Has o'clock-Chairman
Mrs. James H. Hackett. Report OF
diocesan representatives and natfonal
organizations; discussion. At 11:45
am, address-'The Recreational and
cultural Value of Dramatics," by
Rev. John j. Calaghan, executive
chairman. Catholic Drama Guild.
Luncheon, 1915 to 2 pm, Hotel
Washington, Miss Florence Loeber.
presiding; subject, The Social Status
of Women"
Afternoon session, 2:3O to $40 o'clock
Chairman. Mrs. W. T. Donovan. Ad
dresses: National Cooperation in
Girls Welfare" Rev. Edward F.
Garesche. S. j., ST. Louis. Mo-: Rooms
Registry" Miss Katherine Nolen, di-
rector room registry. League of Cath
olic Women, New York city; Leisure
Ttme-an Asset or a Liability" Miss
Charlotte Ring. executive secretary.
Archdiocesan bureau OF Catholic
Charities. Baltimore, Md. Discussion
Miss Christine LIE Brun, st. Louis,
Mo-: Miss Helen Phelan, Cleveland,
Ohio; Miss Catherine Brennick. Can
ton, Ohio; Mrs. Rose e. Virtue, Min
neapolis, Mimi; Sister Gertrude, Mil
waukee. Wis, and Mrs. A. NJ. Butler,
st. Louis. Mo.
Evening session, s o'clock-Chair-
man, Mrs. Michael Gavin. Addresses:
Catholic Women in National Life
Rev. Michael J. Stritch, S. j., st. Louis;
Mo-; Principles and Training of So
cal Workers." Miss Mary J. Work
man. president. Los Angeles Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women: THE Ma
tional Catholic Service School," Rev.
John J. Burke, c. S. p, general secre-
tary, National Catholic Welfare Coun-
ell. and "A Growing Need and How
We Shall Meet It." Mrs. John Nc
Mahon. Chicago, Ill.
Wednesday. October 2. morning ses.
sion. $3.50 to 12:3o-Chairman, Mrs
Francis E. Slattery. Reports: Commit
tee on election, diocesan representatives
and national organization. Addresses
Immigrant Aid, New York City
Miss Elizabeth Vaughan Dobbins. di.
rector, immigrant Aid Auxiliary, New
York; THE National Catholic Welfare
Council at the International Bridge
Miss Caroline Boone, Mexican border
representative, n. C. w. c.. Ell Paso
Tex: THE Mexican Community