. The National Civic Federation review . engagedin the management of welfare features inlarge industrial and mercantile establishmentshave proved of increasing value, both to those takingpart in the discussions and to beginners and specialstudents of the subject. The fifth of these confer-ences, held in the Assembly Hall of the MetropolitanBuilding, New York City, was devoted to the topicThe Welfare of the Woman Worker. Those whoparticipated in the morning session were: Mrs. L. H. Brittin, of The Joseph & Feiss Co.,Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Antoinette Greely, of the Bush Terminal Co.,Brooklyn, N.
. The National Civic Federation review . engagedin the management of welfare features inlarge industrial and mercantile establishmentshave proved of increasing value, both to those takingpart in the discussions and to beginners and specialstudents of the subject. The fifth of these confer-ences, held in the Assembly Hall of the MetropolitanBuilding, New York City, was devoted to the topicThe Welfare of the Woman Worker. Those whoparticipated in the morning session were: Mrs. L. H. Brittin, of The Joseph & Feiss Co.,Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Antoinette Greely, of the Bush Terminal Co.,Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Mabel Easton, of the General Electric Co.,Harrison, N. J. Miss Frances Ford, of Dunn & McCarthy, Bing-hamton, N. Y. Mrs. Laura L. Ray, of the Greenhut-Siegel CooperCo., New York. Dr. Lucy A. Bannister, of the Westinghouse LampCo., Bloomfield, N. J. Miss Helen H. Snow, Curtis Publishing Co., Phila-delphia, Pa. Mrs. G. H. Furman, of Gimbel Bros., New Gertrude S. Waters, of the New York EdisonCompany, New MRS. T. C. CRAVEN. Miss Ella Phillips Crandall, of the Department ofNursing and Health, Teachers College, New York. Miss Florence E. Trigge, of the Western ElectricCompany, New York. Miss Diana Hirschler, of R. H. Macy & Co., NewYork. Mrs. T. C. Craven, of Gimbel Bros., Philadelphia. At the afternoon session an interesting lecture wasgiven by Rev. Frank J. Milman, of Newark, N. J.,on the Mining of Anthracite Coal. Mr. Milmanwas himself once a breaker boy and is, therefore,able to describe conditions from personal knowl-edge. His remarks were illustrated by 130 coloredstereopticon slides, showing mining methods, theproblems of light, water and gas, scenes of theminer at work a thousand feet or more under theearth, and incidents connected witli his daily toil;the life of the mule and how he lives under theearth, scenes of first aid work and rescue of injuredmen, and illustrations of the living conditions ofthe mining population. The chairman at the afternoo
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