The record-union., 1894-11-24
THE TEACHERS COUNTY INSTITUTE.
To be Held on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Next.
Subjects to be Considered-Lectures to
be Given on Monday and Tues
day Evenings.

the public school teachers of the county
will be held at the Sacramento Grammar
School next week, commencing at 9:45
o'clock on Monday morning and contin-
uing until Wednesday evening. 1t is
expected that all the teachers in the
county, except few who may be ex-
cused for satisfactory reasons, will attend
all the sessions.
County Superintendent Howard has
prepared very interesting programme
OF exercises for each day, as follows:
MONDAY MORNING.
INSTRUMENTATION. Invocation, Rev.
Henry n. Hoyt; piano solo, Miss Rosa
Wolfe; address, superintendent, j. w.
Anderson; reading, Charles Y. Osborn;
The Three RS and the Four Funda-
mentals," Professor Thos. p. Bailey, Jr.
Intermission.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Roll call. Military and wand
drill-boys, fourth and fifth grades
Lincoln Primary School, Ferdinand
Fisher.
2:O0-"Anatomy, Physiology and Hy-
giene," Miss Alice NJ. Parker, Nj. d.
2:l5-"Drawing; It's Application to
School Work." Miss Florence NJ. Bowie.
2:30-"Language," II. c. Garrison.
2:45-Recess.
2:55-"Children, Parents and Teachers"
Professor Thomas +. Bailey, Jr.
3:30-Address, Dir. David 5. Jordan.
MONDAY EVENING.
At s o'clock, at the Congregational
Church, on Sixth street, between l and j,
lecture on "Evolution-WhatI 1t Is and
What 1t Is Not" will be delivered by DIR.
David S. Jordan, President of the Stan
ford University. This is a subject to
which Professor Jordan has given much
thought and study.
TUESDAY MORNING.
9:3O-Roll-call and reading of minutes;
music.
"Children's Rights as Seen by
Themselves" Miss Margaret e. Schallen-
berger.
I0:55-Recess.
born.
ll:2O-"Why Do Boys Leave School
Sooner Than Girls? What Can You
Do About 1t ?' Miss Annie c.. Weeks.
1l:45-'Nature Study" Miss Nellie
Harrison.
I2-Intermission.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
l:30-Roll-call; Delsarte drill, pupils Of
Lincoln Primary School, Miss Lizzie NJ.
Bernard.
1:55-"Illiteracy, Its Cause and REM
edy," Mrs. Alice L. Toomy.
2:55-Recess.
3:05-"Upright Handwriting, Miss
Margaret L. Schallenberger.
3:Z5-Ihe teachers OF the city will oc-
cupy the assembly-room. The teachers
OF the county will assemble in the adioin-
ing class rooms. The former body will
consider matters OF special interest TO the
city schools. The latter will discuss !:
| The Present Course of Study-Is 1t
Adequate ?" Our School Apparatus
Why is 1t Dust-Covered ?" why Are
Older Pupils Kept at Home, TO the Neg
Iect OF Their School Duties ?-Is There
Remedy for It?" Consideration of
miscellaneous matters.
TUESDAY EVENING.
At s o'clock, in the Congregational
Church. Professor Walter Miller will
lecture on "Greece and the Greeks of To-
day." illustrated by views. This lecture
is held under the auspices of the Kings
ley Art Club.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9:30-Roll-call and reading of minutes;
music and recitation.
l0-"Ihe Eye; Its Use and Abuse"
DR.. William Ellery Briggs.
10:45-Recess.
1I-"Manual Training" Profe ssor
James E. Addicott.
2-lntermiSsion.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
1:30-Roll-call; advanced calisthenics-
boys and girls, Miss O'Brien's class. Sixth
grade, Sacramento Grammar School.
Ferdinand Fischer.
Parliamentary Geometry" Professor
James K. Addicott.
2:45-Recess.
3:0O-Report of Committee on Resolu-
tions and miscellaneous business.
Adjournment sine die.
LECTURERS.
DIR. David Starr Jordan, of the Stanford
Jr. University; Miss Margaret T.. -Schal-
| lenberger, of the Stanford j. JTniversitv.
| Professor Walter Miller, OF the Stanford
Jr. University; Professor Thomas p
Bailey, OF the State University; Professor
James Il. AddIcott, OF the San Jose Nor
NAL School; Mrs. Alice L. Toomy of San
Francisco.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
| Vice-Presidents-J. Z. Blanchard. Jas
! II. Pond and Miss Mollie johnson.
| Secretary-E. p. Howe; Assistant Sac
retaries, Miss Mamie Feeney, Miss Hem
rietta Andriott.
Committee on instruction Mary
| Woods, Miss Laura Phillips, Miss Sarah
| mento; Miss Clyde Ray, Gait: Miss Rose
| M. Clark, Elk Grove; Miss Adelia Man
ming, Franklin.
| Committee on Music-Miss Lizzie Grif-
! fin, Miss Irene Richardson, Miss Ijllja
! Crowell.
Committee on Resolutions-R. Il. Nc
klslck. Miss +. de Laguna, Miss Mabel
Lelmbach, A. Huflter, Joseph w. john
4 son.
THE COUNTY TEACHERS.
| Following are the names of teachers
| outside the city who are to be members of
/ the Institute:
Ellen a; Cave. Freeport; Charles V.
osborn, Florin; Mrs. f. p. Osborn.
| Florin; j. a. Riley, Franklin: CLYDE Raw
Calf; Mrs. Z. G. Clement, Calf: J. H.
Blanchard. Granite: Sara Lawson, Gran
lie; lrma Levy, Granite; r. j. Taber.
| Grant; Katy NJ. Hughes, Grand Island:
Mrs. Z. A. Perkins, Georgiana; Florence
NJ. Bowie, Good Hope; Mrs. Fannie s
Taylor, Highland.
Amy Greenlaw, Highland Park: Mrs
). 9. Ellison, Hicksville; Edith Bailey.
! Hutson; Minnie O. Moore, Howard: Sa,
| bina Marrett, isleton; Nina Garwood
Jackson; Mrs. Mary L. Hamilton. juno,
ton; Lizzie Haggerty, Kinney; Nellie
/ O'Nell, Lisbon; Laura Aull, Lee; Mamie
Feeny, Lincoln; Lizzie KIotz, Laguna:
Mrs. +. ;. McCulloh, Michigan Bar:
Anna McLanahan, Mokelumne
Ida NJ. Wolfe. Arcade; Agnes f. Burns
American River: Edward z. Howe, Ala
bama; Thomas Henry McDerby. Alder
Creek; Mrs. Annie G. Plumrner.
Brighton; *. May Smith, Brown; Laura
Mullen, Buckeye; Nettie Marett, Bran
| nan; NJ. Maud Martin, CORTLAND, Mrs.
Hettie A. Dunn, Capital; Flora Green
law, Capital oak Park; Emma Groth,
Capital (0ak Park.
Fannie Holt, Capital tOak Park.
Adelia Manning, Carroll; Jennie Y. Glib,
bons, Center; Charles E. Pauabaker
Carson Creek Goint); Mrs JENNA Claw