Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-22
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Programme of Exercises of the APP
preaching Session.
The next County Teachers Institute will
convene at the Capital Grammar School on
Monday next and continue three days,
with an evening session on Monday IN the
Congregational Church, and on Tuesday
evening in the NJ. E. Church South on
Seventh street. All friends of education
are cordially invited to attend the sessions
of the Institute, which, it is hoped. will be
of interest to the public as well as to the
teachers.
Lecturer, Professor John Dickinson, Uni.
versity of Southern California; Conductor,
Superintendent P. NJ. Fisher, Oakland;
Vice Presidents, James H. Pond, Miss NJ.
J. Watson. Joseph W. johnson; Secretary,
E. ?. Howe, Jr; Assistant Secretaries, Miss
Minnie Keifer, Miss Grace Bowen.
Committee on Introduction-Miss Josie
Regain. Miss Mollie B. Johnson, Miss BERTHE
Van Guelder and Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford of
Sacramento; Miss Mabel Leimbach, Elk
Grove; Mrs. c. C. Clement, Gall; Miss
Edith Smith, Folsom; Miss Della Manning,
Antelope.
Committee on Music-Miss Lizzie Griffin,
Miss Irene Richardson. Miss Emma
Hughes, Miss Lizzie O'Brien, Miss Lille
Blue.
Committee on Resolutions-Charles Y.
Osborn, J. E Blanchard, Max Lipowitz,
Mrs E B. Purnell, Miss Harriet McCor-
mick, W. L. Willis.
Programme for Monday morning at 10
Organization invocation, Rev. ].
B. Silcox; music; address of welcome, Su-
parintendent Ira G. Hoitt; remarks, Rev.
j. B. Silcox; remarks, City Superintendent
Albert Hart. Intermission.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
I:30 o'clock. roll. call and music.
lao, The Relation of Teachers to Their
Schools" Superintendent 2. NJ. Fisher.
2:20 "History-How 1t Should be
Taught" Julian W. johnson; discussion.
3, recess.
$40, music.
800, rs Better Reading a Possibility ?"
Miss Annie C. Weeks.
$50 The School Ma'am's Grievances"
Miss Grace Bowen.
MONDAY EVENING
At 7.45, in the parlor of the Congregational
Church: Guitar solo, with piano accom-
paniment Misses Belle and MolIie Morton;
baritone solo (selected), T. E. Rowan;
Delsarte exercise, Mrs. NJ. D. Merrills
class; vocal solo, Miss Nellie Wright; reci-
tation. Mrs. j. Seadler; vocal solo (selected),
Miss Kate Byrne; tenor solo, "Sea Dreams, y
Richard Cohu; recitation, How Ruby
Played George Purnell; vocal solo, THE
Three Wishes, Miss Ida Desmond; teach
ers' reunion.
TUESDAY MORNING.
$50 o'clock, roll-csll and music.
$40 motion song-kindergarten class.
Miss NJ. Alys Pullman.
9:55 "A Paper on Pedagogics." Charles
V. Osborn.
1918, "Entomology-How it Should be
Taught In the Pablo Schools
1915, recess.
II, Patriotism in the Public Schools
Superintendent P. NJ. Fisher. Discussion
Mrs. E B. Purnel.
II. adjournment.
1870, roll-call and music.
lao, THE Relation of Trustees ano
School Officers to the Public Schools" Su
perintendent P. NJ. Fisher. Discussion.
ESQ, recess.
3, music.
3:o5, Pride in our Vocation. J H. Pond
3:35, "Our Course of Study-Some of II
Defects" Miss Carrie Wooster
TUESDAY EVENING,
At7:45. in the NJ. f. Church South, Sew
enth street:
baritone SOLO, sleep Slumoer. Come,
J. a. MOynihan; recitation, The Vags
bond" Albert Hart; vocal solo, Forget
me-not,n Miss Lizzie LyHn; bass solo
Natures Alteration George W. Shannon
lecture, Geology of the Stars" Professo
John Dickinson. Miss Lizzie Griffin an
Miss Lille Crowell, accompanies.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50 o'clock, roll-call and music.
$40 The Physical Conditions of Suoce:
in Teaching" Professor John Dickinson.
1920 1.-THE Study Of a Poem" Miss
de Laguna.
1850, recess.
IL, music.
11:O5, ''The Study of Civil Government