Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-12-15
TEACHERS COMING.
The state Association to Meet In
Los Angeles.


Los Angeles.
The programme for the twenty-thirc
annual meeting Of the State Teachers
Association, which will be held in Los
Angeles on Tuesday, Wednesday anG
Thursday, December 31st and January
lst and I'd, is just ont, and it is expected
that at that time the city will be filled
with teachers from every county in the
State. The Southern Pacific Company
and the Santa Fe Railroad Company will
charge only one-third the usual rae fol
return tickets, and the Pacific Coas,
Steamship Company will charge one. hal
rates. The hotels of the city will give
the teachers half rates. The officers OIL
the association are: President, Ira
More; of Los Angeles; Vice-P Presidents,
D. g. Clark, of Santa Cruz; @. Fl. Muir
ply, of Vigalia; E. T. Pierce, of Chico
M. Babcock, of San Francisco; Secre-
tary, Miss Mary E. Morrison, of San
Francisco; Assistant Secretaries. Miss
Bessie Dixon and Miss May Wagner, of
San Francisco; Treasurer, James T.
Hamilton, of San Francisco; local Com
mittee of Arrangements. Ira More, w. +.
Friesner, w. w. Seaman. and w. b..
Monroe.
Following is the programme:
Tuesday, December 31st-Morning
Session-10 a. m.-Calling the aesocia.
ton to order, President Ira More, Los
Angeles; reading of minutes of last ees-
sion, and report of Executive Commit.
tee; appointment of committees; mis-
cellaneous business.
Afternoon Session. 80 o. Nam
nual address of the President; "Indus-
trial Education" James G. Kennedy,
Principal of the Cogswell High school,
San Francisco; "The Spelling Book in
School," N. G. Twining, Riverside !;
"The Spirit of the Teacher" H. E. Cox,
Vice-Principal of the Santa Cruz High
school; ornamental Trees and Shrub
berry for School Grounds" G. M. Drake,
Ventura; general discussion.
Evening Sessions p. m.-Reception
rendered to the association by the teach.
ers and citizens Of Los Angeles.
Wednesday, January LIST, morning ses-
sion, 9:l5 a. m.-"The Officers of the
State System of Public instruction as it's
Interpreters" Mics Caroline Furber,
Riverside; Educational Discoveries, /"
Mrs. Julia B. Hoitt, Deputy Superintend-
ent of Public instruction "Watch % an,
What of the Night?" j. w. Anderson,
Superintendent Of Common Schools, San
Francisco; Language Teaching in the
Primary and Grammar Grades" Will
S. Monroe, Superintendent of Public
Schools, Pasadena; Mathematics in the
Common Schools" G. NJ. Ritter, State
Normal school, Chico general discus
sion.
Afternoon session: 80 p. M" Some
rope" Mrs. Mary w. Kincaid, Principal
of the Girls High school, San Francisco !;
"The California Teachers Reading Cir
cle," D. G. Clark, Principal of the Santa
Cruz High school; election Of officers for
1890; reports of standing committees |;
miscellaneous business.
Evening session, 80 p. m.-"The
Teaching of Morals and Religion in the
Public Schools" q. II. Howison Mills,
professor of mental and moral philoso-
ply and civil polity, University of Cali
fornia; "Higher Education" A. G..
Hirst, President of the University of the
Pacific.
Thursday, January 2d-Morning ses-
sion-9 :l5 a. m.-"The Reform School
An Important Coadiutor of the Public
School," DR.. Walter Linkley, Director of
the California Reform school, Whittier,
Los Angeles county; Industrial Educa-
tion," Miss Helen Cooley, State Normal
school, Los Angeles; "Olay Modelling"
Miss Margaret schallenberger, State
Normal echool, San Jose; Enthusiasm
as an Element of Success" S. D. Water
man, Principal of the Stockton High
school; "The Proposition of the Ameri-
can School Trust" w. q. V. Raymond,
editor-in.chief OF the State series OF
text books; general discussion.
Afternoon Session. 80 p: mad.
dress, M. M. Bovard, President of the
University of Southern California; ad.
dress, j. A. Woodson, editor of the
Record Onion, Sacramento; report on
Presidents address, with discussion
reading of minutes; reports of officers
reports Of committees; adoption of reso.
lutions; installation Of officers for 1890
adjournment.