The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-09
COnOentiOn
Will Open
ON FTiday

Indiana State Nurses Association
will convene in South Bend Friday
and Saturday. Miss Marion l.. Moore,
executive secretary Of the Children's
DiSpensary. as president OF the sec
ond district of the association, in
which South Bend is included, Is
serying as chairman of the conven-
ton arrangements.
A meeting of the Indiana League
of Nursing Education will be held
Thursday, prior to the convention
IN the Oliver hotel.
Tentative program for the leagues
meeting includes registration Of
members from 9 to $50 Thursday
morning: morning session from $50
10 u o'clock. with Miss Rosetta N.
Graves, superintendent of the school
Of nursing, Union hospital, Terre
Haute. presiding.
Reports from the officers and
committees viii be heard with a
special report on the international
Congress at Montreal. by Miss
Eugenia Kennedy, r. N. executive
~secretary Of the Indiana State
Nurses Association.
Adresses Scheduled
Addresses at 2 O'Clock will be
methods Of Teaching Pediatric
Nursing by Miss Gladys Sellew, as
SiStant to the dean, Illinois Train
ing school for nurses, Chicago, and
Status of the Grading Committee
and It's Probable Influence on the
Nursing Profession" by Miss Laura
Logan, dean Of the Illinois Training
school. Discussion Of the two talks
will be led by Miss Beatrice GERM,
superintendent Of nurses at the In
dianapoiis city hospital, and Miss
Frances Macmillan, superintendent
Of nurses at the Methodist Episcopal
hospital, indianapolis. Graves will
aiSo preside at this session.
A dinner and board of directors
meeting will be held at 5 o'clock and
the advisory council will meet at
$50.
Registration for the convention
proper will open at $3.50 Friday
morning at the Oliver hotel. The
opening session will be held at 9
o'clock in the gold room, with Miss
Gertrude Upjohn. r. N, vice-presi-
dent, instructor in the Protestant
Deaconess hospital, Evansville, pre-
siding.
Reports to BE Heard
z. NJ. Morris, president of the
South Bend chamber of commerce,
will welcome members and delegates.
Reports of officers and committee
chairmen will be heard. Miss Up
John will present the vice-president's
address. Miss Moore will give the
report of the second district and
Miss Lulu V. Cline, supervisor of
health in city schools, will give the
report of the secretary of the board
OF nurse examiners.
Private duty section will meet at
IL O'Clock to hear the reports of city
registrars. Mrs. Mabel Rutherford,
registrar of the Nurses Central di-
rectory, South Bend. will give a talk.
Miss Anna G. Davis, assistant gu
perintendent of the navy nurse
corps, Chicago, will talk on Navy
Nursing"
Members of the second district of
the association will serve as host
esseS at the luncheon to be held at
noon in the Rotary room of the
Oliver hotel. Samuel PettengilI,
South Bend attorney, will talk.
Michigan Nurse to Talk
Miss LYDIA Anderson, r. N, execu-
tive secretary of the Detroit district
Michigan State Nurses Association.
vii speak at the afternoon session
on Nursing Service in Relation to
the Community" Discussions from
the standpoint Of the community,
the registry. and the private duty
nurse will follow. Dinner will be
served to the association at Notre
Dame, followed by a theater party
at the Oliver theater.
The public health section will
have charge of the Saturday morn
ing session An address at IL
O'Clock will be given by Raymond
Hoyer. director of boy guidance at
the University of Notre Dame on
Social Work. a Family Builder"
Miss Lucy eeilly, st. Joseph hos
pital. South Bend. will conduct a
discussion following the address.
DR.. Gladys Firth will speak on
Clinical Psychology" at the lunch
con Saturday noon in the Gold
room of the Oliver. AT 2 O'Clock
Miss Malinde Havey. r. N, assist
ant director public health nursing
service. American Red Cross, will
speak on The Roll Of Volunteers
in the Public Health Nursing Pro-
gram"
"vision Testing of Little Chill
dren" will be demonstrated by Miss
Mildred G.. Smith. r. N, a staff as
Sociate for the national society for
the prevention Of blindness, New
York. at the close of the convention
program. The American Journal of
Nursing prizes will be awarded and
the new officers presented before
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