The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-25

required to live in the Practice
House one semester as a part Of
their work in the department.
Chamber viii Assist
The Bloomington Chamber Of
Commerce will cooperate in hous-
ing the visiting Home Economics
Association members, and also will
conduct a tour Of the campus and
city, which will include visit to
the Bloomington Limestone Com
pany quarry and MILL Following
the tour, the Association of Uni
versity Women will entertain with
a tea in Memorial hall.
Mrs. Ida G. LangerWisch, super
visor of domestic science, Indian
apolis, will preside at the opening
session in the high school audi
forum Friday morning. This ses-
sion will open with a conference of
supervisors on the subject of Some
Recent Research in Home Econo-
mics" The rest of the day will be
devoted to addresses by authorities
in the various fields of home eco
Monies. Luncheon will be served
at the high school cafeteria.
The Friday evening program will
open at GAS with a banquet in the
auditorium of the student building
at the university. Mrs. Erma B.
Christy, supervisor of home eco
Monies, Muncie, president of the
association, will preside. Music will
be given by the university trio, COM
posed of Miss Winifred Merrill, vio-
linist; Professor Lennart Won
weygberg, cellist, and Professor Ern-
est Hoffzimmer, pianist.
Welcome Addresses Slated
President William Lowe Bryan VI
Indiana university, and Mrs. San
ford F. Teter, Bloomington, alumni
trustee of the university, will make
the welcoming addresses. Follow
ing will be the address by DR.. Blunt.
The Saturday program opens with
a breakfast at the Hotel Graham
for the executive board of the home
economics association. The SEES
sions will continue in the auditorium
of Commerce hall at the university
with Miss Marie Bolenbaugh, vice
president of the organization, pre-
siding.
Following the last lecture of the
two-day meeting, luncheon will be
served the visitors in the auditorium
of the student building on the uni
versity campus.
The complete program is as fol-
lows:
Friday
10oo-.Home Economics Intelligence of
Girls in Indiana by Lora Lewis, super
visor of clothing of Indiana State Normal
school at Terre Haute
10:30-"Research Under the Purnell
Act by Ruth Jordan. research assistant
in home economics at Purdue university.
11:00--"Some Psychological Problems
Among Adolescent Girls DR.. George S.
snoddy, professor of psychology at Indiana
university. Discussion.
12:3o-Luncheon at high school cafeteria.
1:4o-Selection by junior high school
glee club.
1:50-Greetings, by Superintendent
Ralph N TREY. Bloomington, president,
| Indiana State Teachers Association.
2:oo-"Relation of Home Economics to
the General Curriculum" by DR.. Carl G.. F..
Franzen. professor of education at In
diana university.
30-'Recent Research in Foods and
t'Nutrition,'' by Miss Georgia Finley, as
sistant professor of home economics at
Indiana university.
3:o0-"Home Economics for Bows IN The
United States,'' by Miss Ivah NJ Rhvsn
mead OF department of home economies of
indiana State Normal school, Terre Haute
6:45-Banouet. auditorium student
building. Music, by university in
strumentsl trio. Addresses of welcome bv
Or. William L. Bryan, president of In
diana university, and Mrs. Sanford F.
Teter, alumni trustee, of the university
The Future of Home Economics" bv Dr
Katherine Blunt. of the University of
Chicago
Saturday
s;oo-Breakfast. Business meeting If
the executive board at Hotel Graham
s:SO-"P Psychology OF Personality Deyel-
opment." by Hazel Cushing. associate nro-
lessor OF Psychology, Ball Teachers college.
3o-'Teaching of Ideals by DR.. H.
Lester Smith, dean of school of educa-
! ton, Indiana university.
1l;O0-"A Study of Girls interests nv
Mary Beeman. state supervisor of home
economics education.
I:3o-"Methods of Developing PERSONAL
| ity Through Home Economics" by Miss
Beulah I. Coon. associate professor of
nome economics education. University of
Chicago.
12:so-1uncheon, auditorium and student
building.
2;oo-Tour of Bloomington and CAMPUS.
2:so-Tea in Memorial hail. and ouen
house in University practice house.
Members of the university home
economics department. are: Miss
Mabel T. Wellman, Miss Elizabeth
Sage, Miss Georgia E. Finley. Miss
Edith G. Williams, Miss Florence
King, Miss Myrtle Anderson Miss
Katherine Waller and Miss Mildred
Powell.
| Members of the high school fac
ulty, who viii assist in the enter
EAfinment of visiting home eco
monies association members are
Miss Martha Livingston, Miss Maud
Malott, Miss Esther Anlick and Miss
Stella Rouse.
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