The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-27
PACIFIC GROVE.
Announcements for the Coming
Summer Season.
Educational Glasses and Lectures Under the
Auspices of Various Church
Societies.

The programme OF exercises to be held at Pa
cfc Grove, Monterey County, during the coming
summer has been prepared under the auspices OF
the Retreat Association, OF which Rev. +. +.
Jewell is President and Rev. I. Ii. Sinex Secre-
taIy. From June 17th to oath the School of
Methods will be held by the California Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. the various classes
being under tile direction Of large number OF
ladies well-known as temperance workers. On
Sunday. June 22d, special services will be held
In Assembly Hall, when the pulpit Will be occu-
pied by prominent clergymen IN sympathy with
aggressive temperance work.
From June 23G TO 29th the midsummer en-
campmeut will he held, Rev. L. ID. BoVard Pre-
siding Elder. Services OF an interesting and H.
stTuctive nature for church-workers Will take
place daily, in which wellknOwn diYines aud
laymen Will take part
The Stale SabbaIn-school Association Will
hold its twenIy-IhiId annual convention from
June 30th to July I'd. Tie opening session Will
take place Monday evening, June 30ih, at
O'Clock, the address OF welcome being delivered
BY Rev. II. Il. HeacOck, DID, PRESIDENT. On
Tuesday evening Rev. c. II. Payne, ID. of
New York, w!ll address the convention, and the
closing exercises Will occur Wednesday evening.
On Thursday, July Sd. at 10 80 O'clock In the
morning, the Chautauqua classes Will organize
and lectures will be delivered daily during the
assembly. list Of instructors and lecturers
was published in HE CALL on May 9Th. The
graduating exercises VIII be held in the forenoon
of Thursday, July 10th, for which occasion
spt cIal twO-day excursion tickets Will be issued
from This city and San Jose al a reduced rate.
In the afternoon the Orion Club will give its fare
well concert, and In the evening the brilliant
kentucky speaker, George w. BAN, will deliver
lecture. The assembly will close Ihursd ay
evening July 17th, with lecture by Rev. DI.
H3rcOurt of this city,
From July 14Ih 10 August I'd will be conducted
summer school Of educational methods for
teachers and klndergdrtners. The following
eminent educators, fully realizing the importance
OF the professional Improvement OF teachers, and
heartily indorslng the aims and plans OF the
movement, have been chosen as a Board OF Dl-
TectOrs:
Professor C. W. Childs, principal of State Nor
NAL School. San Jose. Cali Mrs. Sarah b.
President Pacific Grove Retreat Association
Pacific Grove, Cal; Dr.. q. C. Stratton;
Professor j. b. MeChesney, principal
Oakland high School. Oakland. Cal.
The following lines OF work, fundamental and
vital 10 their relations to educational progress
and pr OCCASIONAL Improvement. Will DO presented
by specialists, according 10 The best thoughts and
methods: Educational psychology, especially
the psychology OF childhood, science and art OF
teaching, three weeks; principles and Methods
OF klDdergartening ana manual training for pub
lie schools, three weeks methods In science,
methods in language, clay and sand modelling
each one week model classes IN Kindergarten
ing and primary WORK. three weeks. Teachers
who desire to avail themselves of further in
formation concerning these classes should ad-
dress e. II. McGTew. San Jose.
September 30 10 9Th the Innerants' Club will
occupy Assembly Hall, and from September 10Th
TO 18th The California Conference of the Method
lSt Church will be held.
IL is expected that large coneourse of people
will yslt the grove this summer, and arrange
meuts are being made for their entertainment
FL CaTmsio Hotel, which was leased by the own
ers the middle OF last July, is again open under
the management Of George Schoenwald of Del
Monte, wnlle the direction of the camping facili-
ties Is under the, superinteudence OF Rev. DR.
Sinex. who succeeded Mr.. Boyer, who has never
recovered from the attack with which he was
afflicted last year.
Trains now make regular trips between Del
Monte and the grove, the railroad terminus at
the latter end being at Lake Magelia, beyond
Point Pinos Lighthouse where, picnicking may be
enjoyed.
Farsighted people who intend summerlng at
the great Methodist campground this season are
already looking about for accommodations,
whether at the hotel, in tue cottages or with the
intention of canning ont