The record-union., 1893-11-25
CONVENTION OF TEACHERS.
The Annual County Institute to Be
Held Next Week.
Full Programme of the Three Days
Sessions-The Entertainments
For Each Evening.

Beginning at 10 o'clock on Monday
morning next, the teachers of the county
schools will hold their annual institute, to
continue for three days. The day ses-
sions will be held in tie Sacramento
Grammar School, at Fifteenth and j
streets, and the evening entertainments
in the Congregational Church. All teach
ers in the county are required to be in
attendance, and Superintendent Howard
extends cordial invitation to all friends
Of education to attend also.
The following programme has been ar
ranged by Superintendent Howard for
the occasion:
MONDAY MORNING.
Alto A. REORGANIZATION invocation,
Rev. Winfield ). Hoskinson; music;
"University Extension" Miss Harriet NJ.
Grover; "Spelling-How a knowledge
of it May be Acquired" !" Joseph w. john
con.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
1:3O-Roll-can and music.
-"Educational Pioneers, With
Hints to Teachers of To-day" Pro-
fessor r. F. Pennell.
2:35-"Physical Culture Primary
Grade Pupils" Ferdinand Fischer.
2:55-Recess.
3:05-"U tility of supplementary Read
Ing" Miss Lille Blue.
3:15-"Getting the Right Start" Mrs.
Mary w. George
MONDAY EVENING.
At O'Clock, in the Congregational
Church, the following exercises will be
held Selection, al Trovatore" (Wat-
som, Standard Orchestra, Professor j. 9.
HOlbrook, Director; recitation, The Vii
lage Gossip" Miss Emile Mae Connolly;
vocal solo, bright Star of Life" (Ko-
bandi), Miss Gussie Stevenson, with
waltz, "Rustling Pines' composed by
John c. Wallingl, Arion Mandolin Club,
Professor c. @. Stever Director; recita-
ton, 1.-The Ballad of Splendid Silence"
Miss Aimee Murrels; lecture, "Pictur-
esque Phases and Remains of Franciscan
Missions" illustrated by views) Miss
Anna c. Murphy; G. J. Dunster, accom-
panist; teachers social reunion.
TUESDAY MORNING.
9:30-Roll-call and music.
'Schoolroom decorations" Miss
Louise J. Conrad.
1905 Establishing Literary Connec-
tions," Miss Anna c. Murphy.
l0:50-Recess.
Il-"Use of the Public School Library
W. 81. Y. Raymond.
LIDS" "History-Its Educational Val
ue," Miss Inez L. Robinson.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Roll-call and music.
1:40-" Physical Culture - Grammar
Grade Pupils" Ferdinand Fischer.
2:00-'Public Schools Of our Mother
Country Mrs. Mary w. George.
2:45-Recess.
Thought Teaching" Mrs. F. P.
Osborn.
3:2O-''A Visit to Chicago, miss Bertha
Ebert.
3:5O-"The Schoolroom,'' A. Hunter.
TUESDAY EVENING.
At O'Clock the members of the insti-
tute viii meet in the Congregational
Church. where General W. II. L. Barnes
will lecture on the "Midwinter Fair"
Before the lecture there will be guitar
quintet, Little Sweetheart Polka Ma
Zurka," by Miss Lulu Kirn, Miss Nettie
Kirn, Mrs. Z. K. McCollum, Miss Clara
Black and Miss Susie Walters.
The lecture will be given in conjunc-
ton with the Sacramento Lecture Asso-
citation. Teachers whose names are on
the institute roll will receive tickets for
this lecture, free Of charge, on application
to the Secretary, after adjournment for
the day.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9:3O-Roll-call and music.
9:50-''Side Lights in Geography" W.
II. Y. Raymond.
school Recreation" Miss Flora
Greenlaw.
10:50-Recess.
1l:O0-'.A Tithe for the Esthetic." Miss
Anna c. Murphy.
11:45-"The School System of Dereinst," :"
Fred L. Wharf,.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Roll-call and music
0-"Chemistry in the Schoolroom," ,"
Fred e. Ray.
2:50-Recess
"schoolroom Devices" Miss
Mamie Feeny.
3:I5--MisceIIaneous work. Report Of
committees.
LECTURERS AND OFFICERS.
Lecturers-Hon. w. II. L. Barnes OF
San Francisco, and Professor r. +. PEN
nell of the Chico Normal School.
ce-Presidents-Jo oseph w. Johnson,
Mrs. +. B. Purnell, Miss Flora Green
law; Secretary-E. p. Howe, Jr.; Assist
ant Secretaries-Aliss Mabel Leimbach
and Miss Hattie B. Moore.
COMMITTEES.
On Introduction-Miss Ada Richard
son, Sacramento: Mrs. Clara Z. Parsons.
Sacramento; Miss Belle Peyran, Sacra-
mento; Miss Sarah NJ. Jones, Sacramento:
Miss Edith Leimbach, Sacramento: Miss
Aida Spring, Elk Grove; J. f. Blanch-
ard, Folsom.
on Music-AIiss Lizzie Griffin, Miss
Irene Richardson and Miss Lille Crow
ell.
on observation-disclosures II. Pond, Miss
Mary J. Watson, Miss Clyde Ray, J. 4.
Riley and Julian w. Johnson.
MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
Those whose duty it is to attend the
institute, under the law. comprise all the
teachers of the county including those of
the city. The names of the teachers from
the districts outside the city are:
Ida NJ. Wolfe, Arcade; Agnes E. Burns.
American River; Carrie Wheelock, Ala
bama; Mary Mahoney, Alder Creek:
Katie NJ. Hughes, Brighton: Hattie b.
Moore, Brown; Louie Hutson, Buckeye:
Nettie Marett. Brannan; Bessie \. Winn,
Courtland; Mrs. Hetty A. Dunn, Mrs.
Lucy b. Richardson, Martha Hicks.
Capital (Oak Park; Adelia Manning,
Carroll Ella A. Feeny, Center; Bonnie
Oakley, Carson Creek; Kittie Murphy,
Carson Creek Joint; Mrs. Fanny Spring.
Davis; Jennie V. Gibbons. Dry Greek
Joint; Mabel Leimbach, Elk Grove;
Edith Leimbach, Elder Creek: Maggie