The herald., 1895-11-17
THE CITY INSTITUTE
Superintendent Foshay Gives
His Program
DATES SAME AS COUNTY
TIE Session Will Be Held at the High
School
There VIII Be Three Days SESSION Begin.
ming November IS and Continuing
November 76 and AZ

Superintendent Foshay yesterday
completed his program for the coming
session of the city teachers institute.
which is to held at the high school Deg; n
ming Novem Der 25th and continuing for a
period Of three days. The evening ses-
sions of the institute will be held in the
auditorium Of the state normal school.
The program or exercises, it has been
agreed upon, will be in full as follows:
Monday morning Singing, America
Invocation. remarks by city superintsnd-
| emit; study in school government, 7. H.
Kirk; A Plea for the English Language,
Mrs. Laura G. Riddell: Two Aspects of
English Work in the Public Schools, Miss
Agnes Crary.
Tuesday morning-Current Topics, A.
P. Chaplin; Physical Training. DR.. justin
x. Towles; A Great Teacher, P. M.
Fisher; Development Of Self Control
Among Pupils, F. s. Hafford Provisions
for theHealth of School Children, Dr..
+. w Steddon.
Wednesday morning-Vocal Music as
don; History, 4. e.. Gates; The Art of
Questioning, j. B. Willard; sight and
Hearing, Dr.. +. B. Dresslar.
Wednesday afternoon-A Plan for Sys-
tematic Professional Work, +. B. Dress
lar; A Talk with Teachers and Patrons.
Samuel T.; Black; Created Forces in
Teaching. T: H. Kirk.
Monday Evening - Chorus, selected.
Normal School Glee club; Morality in
| Education, Rev. ]. S. Pitman; music,
Annie Laurie. Dudley Buck. Normal
School quartet; Education and Social
Evolution, Henry H. Powers.
Tuesday Evening-Music,. Ave Maria,
| Abt, Cecilian quartet and Normal quar-
let; Personal Experiences on the At.
| lantio,A A. Z. Chaplin; music, Sleep, Lady,
| Sleep, Bishop, Cecilian quartet; recsp
| ton at the cham Der of commerce, section
.. room 8, including teachers Of first
burg; secretary, Miss Anna s. Griswold.
| Monday Afternoon-Shall / Use Pol
lard's, Wards or My Own Method IN
Teaching Reading? Mrs. Laura G. Rid
dell; music, Miss Mary A. Cook; Physi
ology. A. P. Chaplin; Language, Miss
| Agnes Crary.
Tuesday Afternoon-Some Difficulties
in First Year, Mis-, Helen E. Hunt, Mrs.
( o. Cam pbell, Miss Carrie Reeves; Devel-
opment of Voice, Helen W. Merritt; Ad-
justment of kindergarten ana First Year
Work, Anna Leland and Clara Bruere.
Section HI room 8, including teachers
Of second year-President, Miss Louise
A. Williams; secretary. Miss %aud Boyle.
Monday afternoon-1 80, roll call 1 :35,
Shall Use Pollard's, Wards or Ny Own
Method in Teaching Reading? with Sec
tim II. Musiu. Mental Training. Plant
lessons, Alice j. Merritt. Development
of the voice.
Tuesday ufternoon-Musio, Lizzie B.
Oliver. DE ,elopment of voice, Helen W.
Merritt. Physiology anu Teaching, 7. H.
Kirk.
Section w., room 80, including teach
ers of third and fourth years-President,
Miss Ella M. Dixon; secretary, Miss Nell
lie Shine.
Monday aitsrnoon-Amount and kim
of work suitable for third ana fourth
years. Bertha Z. Gordon. Mental Train
ing. A: P. Chaplin. Plant lessons, Miss
Tuesday aiternoon-Music, Mrs. F. H.
Byram. What Shall the Children Read
and Why, Mrs. Laura G. Riddell. Eng
fish, Miss Bertha Crazy. Physiology and
Teaching, +. H. Kirk. r.
and sixth years-President. IT,. PHILLIP J;
/ secretary, Mise Harriet Hanlon.
! Monday INSTRUMENTATION A. w.
rlummef; Music, Mrs. Gertrude Parsons;
Geography, J. F. Cham berlain; English,
Miss Agnes Crealy.
reading, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss Carrie
Neukom, ". I. Shilling; WHAT Shall the
Children Read. and Why? with section
"; Plant Lessons. Miss Alice ]. Mer-
rift; Necessity for Science in the Gram
mar Grades, g. L. Leslie; psychology and
| leaCOl0g, WIN eeCtIOH v L.
Section vi, teachers of seventh and
| eighth years-Presidens, Miss +. A. An.
derson: secretary, Miss Lizzie A. Nc
! Kenzie.
Monday fternoon-Arithmetic. Milton
Carlson; English, Agnes Crazy: Music.
Eleanor NJ. JOY; Grammar Grades, Work
as a Preparation for the High School, W.
H. Hirsh.
Tuesday afternoon--ReadinT vs.. Elocu-
ton. Laura G. kiddell; Arithmetic, A
W. Plummer; Geography, J. +. Cham bsr-
lain Necessity for Science in the Gram
mar Grades, &c. L. Leslie.
| Kindergarten section-President, Miss
Grace Hutchins; secretary, Miss Hattie
Nj. White; com mittee on kindergarten ex-
hlpit, Mrs. Evaline Wjnslow, Laura
Brem, Nettie Kennedy.
Monday afternoon Adjustment of
Kinderrarten and First Grade Work,
Mrs. Esteila b. Smith, Miss Nora Mills
pauah, Miss Ada Mae Brooks; Organized
Play, Miss Ada Perry Bixby, Miss Julia
81 uerc, Jessie McGaw; Educational
| Value of kindergarten Stories, Miss
| Pauline Lewis, Miss Clara M. Ellis. Miss
Amy knowing.
Tuesday afternoon-Roll call; Possibil-
tiles of the Third. Fourth, Fifth and
Sixths Gifts, Mrs. Nora d. Mayhem, Miss
Jeanette havemann, Mrs. France.
Mackey; The Value of Song in the Kim
deIgarten. Miss Frances Nj. L,wton, Miss
Nellie q. Oliver. Miss Florence b. Smith;
Color in the kindergarten.