The herald., 1894-07-08
f. BENJAMIN ANDREWS.


the extension" course.l
also speak there during July on ''Tho
Westward Progress of Civilization In
the United States" Professor Rich
ard a. Moulton lite-saJ teries,
II. S. Benton Oh Hawaii, Carroll d.
Wright on industrial problems, and SC
on. The college proper, under President
Harper, will begin its sessions with its
multitudinous classes ON July 8, closing
Aug. g. and the teachers retreat, Wal
ter L. Hervey. president of the New
York Teachers college, in charge, will
also be held during July. All the regu-
lar classes will be continued Besides,
The usual number Of pretty young wom-
ell and comedy, wholesome older ones
will attend the Chautauqua assembly
this year as formerly, and there will be
the usual physical culture classes.
The American Society For the Exten-
sion of University Teaching will give
remarkably varied courses of instruction
in the buildings of the University of
Pennsylvania beginning July and
closing July 2S. The faculty of this
summer school will be drawn from
leading colleges both east and west, and
this will impart truly national charac-
teristics to the gatherings. Preliminary
to the opening Of the summer school
proper Richard Watson Glider. on the
evening of June 2S, will speak on elm
coin as Literary Man. The topics to
be considered during the sessions that
begin July 2 will be: /. Literatnre,
Science and Art. Q. Pedagogy. 8.
Mathematics. 4. Music. 5. History and
Civics. 8. Economics and Sociology.
Among those who will instruct on the
topics included under these heads are
Miss Helen Blaylocl, William Bayard
Hale, William A. Hammond, W. P.
Laird of the University of Pennsylvania,
Professor j. M. Macfarlane, Edward
Brooks, superintendent of the Philadel-
phia public schools; Professor Frank
McMurry Of the University Of Illinois;
A. e. Winship, editor Of the Journal Of
Education; DIR. G. G. Schaefer of the
Illinois state normal school, Edward
Everett Hale, w. H. Mace of the Syra
cuse university, John Bach McMaster
the historian; Talcott Williams of tho
Philadelphia Press, D. G. Munro of the
University of Pennsylvania, Professor
John B. Clark of Amherst, Professor
Simon N. Patten of tho University OF
Pennsylvania, Professor Arthur T. Had
ley Of Yale, President e. Benjamin
Andrews Professor j. w. jerks of Cor.
nell, Richmond Mayo-Smith of Colum
bla, Professor Edwin r. A. Seligman,
also of Columbia; Professor Franklin
II. Giddings and many others, the work
OF each to be devoted to speciality in
which he is peculiarly we'll versed. II
does not need any words of commenda
tlon from me to impress upon the reader
the fact that the managers of the uni
verslty extension course have got to
gether an excellent summer faculty an6
laid out most alluring programme.
The Catholic Summer School OF
America, which was so successful last
year and the year before, will be repeat
ed this year at Plattsburg, on Lake
Champlain. The sessions will begin OF
July IA. Rev. Thomas Mcmillan, c.
s. p, is chairman of the board OF
studies. and Bishop Spaulding, Richard
Malcolm Johnston, George Parsons La
throp, Hon. w. @. Robinson and DR..
James Hall will be prominent members
of the faculty. The school will last four
weeks, and during the last of the four
there will be course of "a lectures for
the especial benefit of teachers.
The Plymouth School of Applied |
Ethics will begin. July 10 under the di-
reotion of Professor Henry G. Adams OF |
the University Of Michigan and q faculty
including many who will be members
of the Philadelphia force Of teachers |
and speakers.
The famous Northfield (Mass. schools