Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-23
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Programme for the Session that Com
mences Next Monday.

Programme for the Session that Com.
mences Next Monday.
The County Teachers Institute will con.
vene in this city on Monday next and re-
main in session three days. The daily SEES
sions will be held in the Capital Grammar
School building, AID evening sessions will
be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings
at the Congregational and Sixth. street
Methodist Churches, respectively. Pro.
fessor Howard has arranged the following
programme:
| MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18th.
| 9 to 9:20-Organizatson. Invocation, Rev. W
| c. Merrill music; address of welcome, Mayor
| Gregory; remarks, City Superintendent NJ. R
| Beard.
9:55 to 10;S5-Number and form. Professor W.
| S. Monroe; arithmetic, Joseph w. Johnson
history, Mrs. Z. B. Purnell.
104G to 11:20-History, Mrs. E. B. Purnell;
| number and form, Professor W. S. Monroe;
arithmetic, Joseph W. Johnson
| u:25 to 12-Arithmetic, joseph W. Johnson;
| history, Mrs. E B. PurneQ; number and form,
Professor W. 5. Monroe.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
1850 to 1:50-Roll-ca call and music
$50 to 2-"Ingenuity of Children" Miss Grace
? to S-"Relation of Trustees and School
Officers to the Public Schools Superintendent
| Ira G. Hoitt.
Recess for fifteen minutes.
3:l5 to A. Discipline" Professor W. S. Monroe.
MONDAY EyENING-7:45.
Parlor of Congregational Church, Sixth street,
between 1 and J-Nocal quartet Miss Ida
Clinch, Mrs. B. F. Howard, Richard Conn.,
Harry Carroll: violin solo, Mrs. Carrie Gilbert;
remarks, Professor W. 5. Monroe; vocal duet
Miss Ida Clinch and Mrs. B. F. Howard; vocal
solo, Richard Coin; remarks, Professor W. s.
Monroe; vocal solo (Mrs &. E. Brand, accom-
panist), Miss Ida Clinch teachers reunion.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26TH.
$50 to 9:40-Roll-call and music.
Select reading, Charles Panabaker.
9:45 TO l0:25-Reproduction of stories and read
ing lessons, Professor w. 5. Monroe: language
grammar grade, Miss NJ. j. Watson; language
primary grade, Miss Minnie Sweeney.
1880 to 11:10-Language. primary grade, Miss
Minnie Sweeney; reproduction of stories and
res ding lessons, Professor W. 5. Monroe; Ian
guage, grammar grade, Miss NJ. J. Watson.
Ills to 1200-Language, grammar grade, Miss
n: j. Watson; language, primary. grade, Miss
Minnie Sweeney: reproduction of stories and
reading lessons, Professor w. S. Monroe.
Intermission.
1:51 to 2:l0-"Relation of the kindergarten to
the Public School System" Mrs. NJ. E. Mum
ford.
2lo to 24O-Kindergarten class recitation
i
Recess for fifteen minutes.
500 to 400 Problems in Allegation by Do
phine Analysis Max Lipowitz
TUESDAY EvENING-7:45.
Sixth-street Methodist Church-Piano solo,
Arthur NJ. straub: vocal solo, Miss Maud f.
Moves; violin solo. G. Franz, lecture "Our
Times and Our Needs DR.. C. c. Stratton.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9TH.
$50 to 9:50-Roll-call and music.
$50 to 1200-Drawing, Professor Paul Garin.
1ntermission.
100 to l40-Roll-call and music.
l:40 to 2:00-"The Teaching of English; how
Best to Begin IT, Miss F. de Laguna
Professor w. s. Monroe.
Recess for fifteen minutes.
$50 to 500 Primary Language Work" Miss
Carrie Merrill.
500 to S:SO-"The Child We Teach" Professor
". 5. Monroe.
:S0-Miscellaueous work.
Report of committees.
Adjournment
Committee on Introduction-Mrs NJ. D.
Merrill. Miss Harriet Mccormack, Mrs
Helen Taylor. Miss Josie Regan. Miss Liz
zie Griffin, Miss Sarah NJ. Jones, Miss
Flora Greenlaw, Sacramento; Miss Georgia
Ray, Gait, Mrs. Addie A. Spaulding, Fol
som: Miss Della Manning, Antelope; Miss
Carrie Merrill, CORTLAND; Miss Julia DON
ovan, Florin; Miss Mabel Leimbach, Mich
igan Bar.
Committee on Resolutions-J. E Blanch-
ard ]. H. Pond, Miss Annie c. Weeks, C.
V. Osborn, Julian W. Johnson.