The record-union., 1892-11-18
COUNCIL OF TEACHERS.
The County Annual Institute viii be
Held Next Week.
Committees That VIII Have Charge of
the Various Branches-Professor
Moses to Lecture.

County School Superintendent Howard
has completed all the arrangements for
the Teachers Annual Institute. which
will open at the Sacramento Grammar
School on Monday morning next at 10
O'Clock. The programme, which has
been neatly printed i'll book form, indi-
Gates that the session will be one Of un-
usual interest to all persons engaged in
the education of the young. President
Bernard Moses of the State University
viii lecture before the institute, as also
will Miss II. Anna Morris of san Fran
cisco. The officers of the institute have
been chosen as follows:
Instructor, Professor Washington Will
son of the Chico Normal School; Vice
Presidents. Miss Annie c. Weeks, Miss
Josie Regan, J. Z. Blanchard; Secretary,
Z. 2. Howe, Jr.; Assistant Secretaries
Miss Louise J. Conrad, Miss Mabel Leim-
bach; Newspaper Correspondents, Miss
Minnie kieter, Miss Aida Spring. Miss
Katy Winn.
Committee on Introduction, Mrs. NJ. d.
Merrill, Miss Ada Richardson, Miss Mel
lie Harrison, Miss Nellie Wilcox OF sac
ranento, Miss Ida Wolfe of Gait, Miss
Sarah Lawson OF Folsom, Miss Alice
Crawford OF Walnut Grove; Committee
on Music, Miss Lizzie Griffin, Miss Irene
Richardson, Miss Lille Crowell; Com
mittee on Resolutions, Fred l.. Wharf,,
j. ~. Riley, Miss Maria Darlington, Miss
Rose NJ. Clark, Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford.
The exercises have been arranged III
the following order:
MONDAY.
Morning-The Sacramento Grammar
School hnilYiraCr Iiftaaoth nr,l I CT
10 O'Clock, organization; invocation, Rev.
j. 3. hoehne; address, State Superintend-
ent j. w. Anderson; address, Rev. j. b.
hoehne; the CRUDE Method in Primary
Grades" Julian w. Johnson
Afternoon-l:30, roll-call and music;
Loo, short talks by John lie Conte and
J. ii. Pond: 2:20, Teaching Fifty Pupils
in an Ungraded School," Mrs. L. Z. Os-
born; 2:3O, recess; Z:45, History 1t
Should Be Taught in the Schools" Stale
superintendent J. w. Anderson; $50,
Benefits Derived from the Use OF School
Journals" Miss Fannie Whitmore.
Evening 500, at the Congregational
Church, lecture, art and Life in SPAIN"
Professor Bernard Moses. This lecture
is held in conjunction with the Sacra-
mento Lecture Association. Teachers
whose names are on the institute roll will
receive tickets for the lecture, free of
charge, on application to the Secretary
after adjournment for the day.
TUESDAY.
Morning-9:3O, roll-call and music: $50.
''Noice Culture" Miss r. Anna Morris;
1880, 'Mental Arithmetic" Joseph W.
johnson; ) l0:55, recess; ll:l0, reading, w.
II. V. Raymond.
Afternoon-l:30. music and roll-call;
1:50, Some Unrecognized Duties" Miss
Anna c. Weeks; 2:l0, "a Voyage North
ward" Miss f. de Laguna; 2:40, recess;
2:45, The Advantages of a Classical Edu-
cation" Miss Anna l.. Tindall; 3:O5,
Physical Culture" Miss r. Anna Nor
ris; 3:45, class exercise in physical
culture, Miss Hedwig Malstrom
Evening, s o'clock-Sixth-stree Meth
odist Church evening with Miss r.
Anna Morris-Overture, Poet and Peas
ant" (t'r. VonSuppe); Franz-Schubert Or
chestra, George B. Franz, leader; lecture,
The importance and Philosophy of
Physical Education, the Delsarte Art Of
Expression; selection, "taust' (Gou-
nod, Franz-Schubert Orchestra: Indian
club swinging; readings, ''Genevra,"
The Hindoo's Paradise; chest expan-
sion according to the Ling system; read
ing, 1.-The Chariot Race" from Ben Hur:
Delsarte posing; pantomime, "Rock of
Ages; Home, Sweet Home"
WEDNESDAY.
Morning-9:30, music and roll-call. $50.
appreciation" Professor Washington
Wilson; I0:40, recess; 1850, English
Grammar, State Series-How 1t Should
be Used in Our Country Schools,r Mrs.
S. G. Ellison; discussion, Mrs. Hattie A.
Dunn, Miss Florence Wilson, Mrs. Jen-
ME V. Clyborne, j. A. Riley, Abb Hun
ter; Examinations for Promotion and
Graduation" J. E. Blanchard, Miss Alice
Dippel, a. NJ. Johnson, L. Miller; gen
eral remarks on school matters, city
teachers.
Wednesday afternoon-1:3O, music and
roll-call; l:50. the Weinstock prize essay,
"What is the Best Way to Teach Patriot
ism in Our Public Schools ?" 2:20. query
box; $50, recess; 300. Interest" Pro-
fessor Washington Wilson; 3:40 miscel-
laneous work; reports of committees.