The record-union., 1895-11-22
WILL TALK OVER SCHOOL MATTERS.
The Teachers Institute to Meet Here
Next Week.
VIII be in Session Four Days-Subiects
That VIII be Discussed by
the Teachers.

The annual institute of the public
school teachers of the county will be
held at the SiXth-Street M. E. Church
next week, commencing on Monday at
10 o'clock. 1t is the duty of every
teacher in the county to attend these
conventions, which are usually full Of
interest, especially to those charged
with the task of instructing the young.
County Superintendent Howard has
prepared an excellent programme for
the three days session, with special
features in the way of lectures, etc,
each evening. Some of the most
prominent educators in the State have
been secured to deliver addresses on
special subjects. The entire pro-
gramme for the session is as follows;
Monday forenoon-At 10 o'clock
organization; invocation, Rev. NJ d
Buck; music; remarks, State Super
intendent Samuel T. Black: Essentials
of Arithmetic" Miss Minnie Barley;
intermisSion.
Monday afternoon-1:30 80, roll-call and
music; 1 30, report of the State Council
OF Education Committee, Professor
Elmer E. Brown; discussion by the
institute; adjournment.
Monday evening-In Liberty Hall
Foresters' building. At S O'Clock,
overture, "Jubel" C. NJ. Won Weber,,
Neale's Orchestra, c. A. Neale, Di-
rector; "A Talk With Teachers and
Patrons" State Superintendent Samuel
I. Black; piano solo, "Rhapsodie
Hongroise" Oitsz), Miss Rosa M. Wolf;
vocal solo, The Violets" edward
Schneider), Lillian Nelson; teachers
reunion.
During the teachers reunion the
orchestra will render the following:
Intermezzo from 'Cavaleria Rusti-
cana" (Mascagni; selection, "Lohen-
grim" CWagner); waltz, Roses from the
South" (Strauss); intermeZZo, MALTA, y
Oehbes); selection, Faust" (Gounod);
march, king Cotton" q. P. SOusa).
Tuesday ceremonial 9 o'clock, roll
call and reading minutes; $50, the city
teachers, department l, will occupy the
church: the county teachers, depart
ment ,, will assemble in the lecture
room below. Department 1.-THE in
stitute as an Aid to Teachers" A. 3.
Coffey; Mental Arithmetic" Joseph
W Johnson; discussion. Department
2-'Drawing: It's Practical APPLICATION"
Miss Esther NJ. Wilson; ''The Neces-
sity of Much Drill in Mental Arith-
metic," Miss Amy Greenlaw: discus
sion; rs it Advisable to Have Any
thing but Rote Singing in Our Coun
try SchOols?" Mrs. Hetty A. Dunn: dis
Cussion; What Are We to Do With
Boys Who Are Habitua1 Smokers"
Mrs. Annie c. Plummer; discussion:
intermission.
Tuesday afternoon-At 80, roll-call
and music; 80, Some Essentials in
the Study of History" A. 3. Coffey;
2:30, recess; 2:40, The Value Of
Drawing as an Educational Factor,
Miss Esther NJ. Wilson; 800 The
Teacher as a Moral Force" Miss
Augusta de Laguna; $50, Our Day s
Programme-Has 1t Been Such as to
Secure the Best Results?" a. B. Coffey;
adjournment
Tuesday evening-At s o'clock, in the
Congregational Church. Lecture, Scot
fish Traits" Rev Robert Mackenzie,
D D.
Wednesday forenoon-At 9 o'clock
roll call and reading of minutes; music;
Department /, Language, Miss Irene
Richardson; Reading, Spelling, Writ
ing, Prof. Harr Wagner; Department
- Drawing Its Practical Applica-
ton" Miss Esther NJ. Wilson; The
School Library How Can 1t be Made
Most Serviceable?" Miss Jeanette NJ.
Murray; Discussion, What Methods
Should be Used to Secure the Best Re
suits in Reading?X Miss Sadie NJ. Nc
Dermit; Should Single Entry Book
keeping be Taught" J. E. Blanchard;
discussion; intermission.
Wednesday afternoon-At 100, roll
call and music: 30, Some Reasons for
the Existence of a High School, James
H. Pond; 2:10, The Kings English,
Prof Harr Wagner; 300, recess; $40,
"Our Days Programme-Has 1t Been
Such as to Secure the Best Results"
Prof Harr Wagner; $3.50, report of
Committee on Resolutions and Miscel-
l&neous Business; roll-call; adjourn
ment.
Iecturers-Prof. Elmer E. Brown of
the State University, Miss Esther NJ.
Wilson of the Chico Normal School,
A B. Coffey of Oakland, Harr Wagner
Of San Francisco DR. Robert MacKen-
zie. D. D.. of San Francisco. Secre-
tary. Charles Y. Osborn; Assistant Sec
retaries. Miss Mercy Farnsworth and
Miss Florence NJ. Bowie.
Committee on Introduction-Mrs
Clara F. Parsons. Miss Emma Groth
Miss Bertha Ebert, Abb Hunter, Miss
CLYDE Ray, Miss Kate E. Winn, Miss
Irma Levy.
Committee on Resolutions-Julian