The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-02
Institute Has
NesD Director,

A new and useful directory for
students and educators has just
been completed through the cooper
alive efforts Of the Institute of
Women's Professional Relations,
the National Youth Administration
and the Professional and Service
Division of the WPA. The directory
lists the colleges, universities, and
professional schools throughout the
nation offering training in occupa-
lions concerned with Art in Indus
try.
Besides general information for
the prospective student, such perth
nent and specific facts are given as
the requirements for entrance, the
courses and degrees offered an esti-
mate of the expenses including spe-
cial fees required, scholarships, loan
funds, fellowsnips and brief des-
cription of the work covered.
This book is the fourth in series
Of directories published by the In
stitute of Women's Professional Re-
lations classifying schools offering
specialized training and the first
book to utilize the trained person.
mel of the Research and Records
Project of the WPA and the young
employees of the NYA.
Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse,
managing director of the Institute.
commenting on this work. has said
that she believes this directory will
undoubtedly be even more widely
used by colleges and high schools
than those which preceded 1t be-
cause Of the growing interest in Art
in Industry and the specialized
training required for success in this
field. 1.-THE Institute feels that the
directory is a noteworthy and
worthwhile guide which will assist
young people in taking advantage Of
the nations educational resources, "
said Mrs. Woodhouse.
The Winona Rebekah Guard team
were entertained at frankfurter
and steak roast at the summer camp
of Mr.. and Mrs. william RoseveaI
at Lake Hitchcock recently. Mr..
and Mrs. RoSevear being host anc
hostess. Attending were Mrs. Paul
r. Loether, Miss Elizabeth Miller
Miss Evelyn Hawkins, Miss Mar
garet Fenske, Miss Dorothy Espelin
Mrs. Theodore Kurtz, Mrs. F
French, Maurice Sheehan. James
Dillon, Albert and william Rose
wear, the Misses Evelyn Mathis, Kay
Whitney, and MIR. and Mrs. William
Rosevear. Games were played and
entertainment enjoyed.
The girls at Camp Wequapauset,
the Girl Scout camp in Waterville,
enjoyed well-rounded program to-
day, winding up their two-week stay
at the camp. Several Of the girls
went on q bicycle trip, among them
Mary Louise Jordan, Marian SVEN
ter, Claudia Sanger, Ann Caston-
quay, June 6chaffer, Catherine
Masse, Betty Donahue, and Mckee
Couch.
This afternoon all the girls at the
camp were divided into teams,
which competed in several races,
swimming events, song contests and
other events Of various kinds. Fol-
lowing Ibis SPORTS program, a buffet
supper was to be served. and the
week was scheduled to wind up with
Q campfire this evening.
Lewis NJ. Stanley, son Of MFR.
and MRS. Everett Stanley Of 43
Wyman street. who enlisted about
8 year ego In the ouartermaster
Corps, OF the u. q. army. has been
selected with a small group Of 9TH
eEs for q special training course,
- last nine weeks. He 10 beng tsri-
porarily transferred from the bar
racks at Fort Banks, at Winthrop.
Mats, 10 Philadelphia for this
1pscisl study period.