New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
WEEKEND SESSION
 HELD IN NEW HAVEN
Prominent People in Education
 and Politics to Speak

New Haven. Feb l5.--Ecprcscnta-
 time Martha Thomas of Pennsylvania
 Representative Fort O! New Jersey
 Dean Emeritus Talcott Williams. ot
 the Pulitzer School of Journalism
 Columbia university, anu several per
 sons prominent in education. includ-
 ing President Emeritus M Carey
 Thomas. of Bryn Mawr college. Prcsi-
 dent Ellen Fitz Pcndlrton. or Wolles- ley college. and President James Row
 land Angel. Of Vale university. will address the conference Uf in" North Atlantic Section of the American As socation Of University Women in New Haven today. tomorrow and sun day.
 The program arrang,d for tn" three days opens on Friday evening with committee meetings, .Thc events scheduled for Saturday include the presentation of credentials to tho committee on credentials. of. which Miss Lottie G. Bishop. of New Haven. a graduate of Mount lolyokc college. Is chairman; inspection Of an exhibit O. material showing the work Of the 40 local branches Of the North -AtIan- tic Section, arranged by th" New Ha- ven Branch Of the X. A. |. w, un- der the direction of Miss Ann" s. Pratt. Of New Haven, d graduate Of Bryn Mawr college; a luncheon in Memorial Hall, Yale university, and a tea at the Yale University Press.
 Representative Thomas and Fort and Dr. Williams win be the prin- cipal speakers at the Saturday lunch- con, when The Trend Of MunicopaI Government in the Last Ten Years" will he the subject for discussion. Mrs William Morton Wheeler Of Boston. chairman Of thee ommittc on aifairs and legislation of the association. will preside at this luncheon. Mrs. Wheel CT, q graduate Of Wellesley college. was formerly director Of the North Atlantic Section or tho \. A. |. W. This office is now held by Miss Mar earet T. corwin, d graduate of Bryn Mawr college. and executive sccre- tary of the Yale University Graduate school.
 The delegates will be welcomed by Miss Jeun Patton. of smith college.
 
 of the A. X. |. W Miss Nina Kerr. also n graduate Of smith college, na- tional executive secretary Of the A. A. [. w., will discuss tho national pro- gram Of the association, and Mrs. Francis Benton Bernard. q graduato of Nassar college, and national oduca- tional secretary Of tine association will discuss the educational program
 An interesting feature of the meet ing on Saturday afternoon will he T series Of short talks hy mcmbDrs of tho Yale faculty. "Womon at Vale. lS9i-l924." will be discussed by Dean Wilbur l.. Cross of tho Yulc Graduate school. Under the general subject of "F'lyc Minute GlimrscS of Women at Yale" Dean Annie Warburion Good rich Of the Yale School Of Nursing, will discuss "Thc New ilan Of Nurs- ins"; Bessie Lee Gambrill. assistant professor Of elementary education. will discuss "Liasou with the Public School"; and Dr. Ethel C. nunham. instructor in pcdiatrics in tho Yalc School Of Medicine and chicr Of the pediatric Clinic. Now Haven Dispen- sarg will explain the "Dispcnsary Ap- pointment System" winch had its or. igin in this country in inc Pcdiatric Clinic or that dispensalT
 A dinner and reception at The New Haven Lawn club and Chncsri play l presented by members O. tho Now Haven Branch or the A. A. T.. W. con- clude the Saturday cv,nIs Al this dinner President Angel Of Vale uni . Nersity and Miss Margaret Mcspoulef, f, Nicc-presdcnt of the International . Federation Of University Women. will , speak on International Relations" . President pcndleton of Wellesley col- lege will preside. The guests will bn received at the rccc stion preceding the dinnr by President and Mrs. An | gel and President Emeritus and Mrs. Arthur T~ining Hadlcy Of Vale.
 The chief feature or the Sunday . program will be luncheon at thni Yale Faculty club at which President Emeritus Thomas CT Bryn Mawr rol- legc will speak on What Shall We Do Abont the League Of Nationsa' Tho l presiding officer at this luncheon. ar ranged by the New Haven Branch in honor Of the visiting delegates. niI1 bc Miss Caroline Euutz-Ec"s chairman il or the Connecticut State Federation of University Women. I
 On Sunday morning thc guests will have an opportunity to hear sct. Charles W. Gilkey preach at fine uni- service and to tour tn. Yafn and the Hardness Memorial An afternoon recital oa the Ncwberry organ in WooIsey hall