New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

no pecliorlv appropria I'm view OF the Worlds Fair.
On August the 4O0th anniversary OF the departure
| o, Columbus from Pal0s viii be celebrated DS an
Illustrated lecture on "The Voyage of Columbus"
by Dr. Jesse b. Young. Tile boys and girls class
will be conducted as usual. by the Rev. b. T. VIM
cent The union class building for the C. l.. 3. T.
| classes OF 1895 inclusive Is now IN course VI
erection and will be ready for use by July l. Inc
| American School OF Lloyd will be an attractive
| feature OF the season to educators. girls
club TO be called "The Outlook" will be organized
] this season under Miss Mary Mather, an alulha Oh
smith College and it will hold daily sessions of ore
bonr for five DAYS in the week from July ii TO
August IT, The aim OF the club Is 10 obtain n truer
outlook into life and at tic conferences there VIII be
discussed, Informally as possible. those matters
which have 10 do with the treeold aspect OF lie
| Ourselves. our Homes and our Ncighbors. An the
| girls and young women are cordially Invited 10 put
| on their thinking caps and enter 1.-THE outlook
hobbies and all 1t IS proposed TO mako one session
of each week social and the list OF such gather
| iugs arranged for Includes "A Cap and Gown Tea
"A Prophetic Party" A Colonial Reception"
| a Musical Tea" and Tennis Tea
"Recognon Day" so dear to the hearts Of all
| Chautauluans. Will be OH August II. and the Rev.
| DIR. +. W. Gunsauus OF Chicago, VIII be the CLASS
| orator.
The woman's Club conducted by Mrs. Emily IL.
| Miller will carry ont III. following programme:
l. Household Economics. July 1922. l. Tools
| and Training Q. Conference. 3. Productive Labor
4. Conference.
H. Household Education. July 1920 l. Mother
and Child. . Conference. 3. steps in EDUCATION
A. Conference D. Some Common Mistakes.
ILL., Missionary Conferences. July 3o-August . l.
The Value of Prayer IN Mission Work. >. News from
the Fields 3. The Dissemination Of Missionary In
telIigcncc A. The Training Of Children in Missionary
Work
". Health and Hygiene. August 38. 1. Home
Sanitation . Conference. g. Physical Culture. A.
Care Of the Sick. ). Conference
V. social Ethics. August Oil. !. Our Neigh
Dor . Conference 3. The Public schools.
W. Temprrance Conferences. August 12-l4 Nlrs
Caroline b. BucD. l. Topic-Present Status Of the
Temperance Reform. ,. Question Box 8. Topic
The Necessity Of Total Abstinence. A. Question Box.
g. Topic-Thc Social aud Medical Aspects of the Tenn
pcrancc Reform. g. Question Box. 7. Toplc-ln-
Guencc Of the Saloon
The course OF Chautauqua College proper will begin
on July o, and will include course in the following
branches Old English, English Literature, Nineteenth
Century Literature German Language and Literature,
French Language and Literature, College Latin. Pre-
paratory Greek, Physics and Chemistry, Geology Min
eralosy and Anthr)pology Mathematics, History Pitt
teal Economy and Social Science, and Philosophy.
Under the provisions Of the NcwYOrk state laws the
higher educational department OF Chauauqua Is desig
mated rs IN organic part of the University Of the
state OF New York. The Regents Of the University
have established a system Of examinations In all
academic subjects. Such of these examinations as may
bc called for VIII BE- given Chautauqua at the close
CT the college session. August 10 10 To- and oihciai
pass certificates Will b. issued 10 those VINO submit
acceptable papers. Tic same plan has been adopted
in the corr, ponGcncc department of the college In
which all students arc required pass the Regents
examinations.
Not the least important feature OF the Fhautauqua
season. tn these day, Of Bid. study and discussion, Will
h. the schools f sacred Ltenture in cooperation with
the AmcIican In-ttu'e OF Sacred Literature, which
will be under the efficient direction OF President W r.
Harper The subjects of these sch ols will DC: The
Bible In English" The Hhle IN Hebrew ana Greek.7
Tho Bible in the Ancient Versions fbli-
cal Literature Biblical History "BbllCai
Theology The Hebmw language "The AS
syrian. Arabic -yriIc. ETC." Tie Now Testament
Gr,cK.' IAc WORK IN the English Bible Will be CON
Quoted during the six weeks OF the variou sessions Oi
the scn"Oi according to the following mJrllng pro
gammc 'Elsht, PRAYER and PraIc,e 3D. lecture
20. lecture study and discussion New 1esta,
school bang divided lnlo groups, each srTip being
conducted by an Instructor IN ihe school II 10 con
ference Of tue cnure school on subjects 81 general
Ms school Of Hebrew and the old Testament the
School Of New rcs ament creek the school Of semitic
Languages and Ancient .esiNi' ana the poPaL'
talks the Llc viii be cDndnctc with great ability,
and The IN irgcior, are men whose htneS' r. heir
Harper has lifted this department 81 ChauauGun work
ductod ~ him, these schVols are doing much 70 dis
semiuatc real knowledge OF the Bible among the
masses.
o sf in c Nora a fS i u ' @ Hi aG' and Viii
BE- In charge OF Francis W. Parker Of Chicago.
The faculty Of the Teachers Retreat Will present
ana Illustrate the system Of teaching aud training now
In operation IN the professional training class OF t.ie
peiagUxce aud methods and lessons upon the principles
aud msth'ds Of eachng The nataFi! sciem ,i't.
geography history e,ocnton, literature ana number.
may be dc'lsnatei By tio word "Concentr'ton.'
All the teiching and trdning is c9nccisTated upon
physical. mental aud moral. Al te talks and lessons
Of every teacher will be IN the closest relation AID
plain N, principles Of psychology and p"dagoeic;;,
illnstrntc and apply to practical schoolroom work
thc theory presented by tie dlrCctor. An important
be model district >chrlhou-e fitted with the latest
ana bcst appale,q, and aitorns an opportunity to
study school architecture and Equipment
The director OF thc school of Music win be IL. Il.
Palmer, Mus. Doe Of Now York. who Will be assisted
by an able CORPS Of instructors. In the Department
% Ant GieN viii be instruction IN drawing. painting.
photography. wood carving and Delsarte
a model kindcrgarten. There viii bc daily Glasses
children t. which adults VIII BE- admitted for DE
syS"m in connecilon With uis atpartmSnt there ere
al,l VIII be- normal class Tor tc careful and thorough
linirlns Of Kindergarten teachers and mothers the
work Ia comprise p"r>onal Instruction each school
Gay Trough July "nd August, and ,h.ee-y,aS,,'
cour;e 81 study ut home, after which diploma will
be awaTd"" those who shall pSs satisfactory on
animation.
Mrs Emma D. Ewing. Of Rochester. viii conduct tho
school Of Cooking. She WILL In several course, OF les
sons. practically illustrate and clearly eNplain the
best, cnSlest and most economical methods OF .pfep3r
Ing food. The course OF instruction viii include both
plain and fancy cooking But # will be devoted
largely Ia the preparation of such articles 81 diet rs
compose The daily fare OF the average family. \ free
lesson bread making viii be given every week
uulIng the Assembly.
Tie Chautauqua school OF Physical Education will
hold Its sessions from July b. August Il. and Will
b. In charge ~ William g. Anderson. assisted by
twenty onr instructors. The gymnasium and Gppa.
rntus very complete. There will be- two entirely
distinct courses OF study The first. normal course
Is for those who have had lit.r instruction IN
the theory practice Of gymnastics The second,
advanced normal course Is for those who have taken
the normal course IT. equivalent and have passed
satisfactory examination on the same. \ good hmOw
edge Of anatomy and ply sloOey VIII be required VI
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