New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
NORMAL COLLEGE.

c,,,.o, teachers presented themselves on
Thursday to participate In the competitive eNarhI
nations for the eligible lists OF the Normal oo. %
l.... OF tho seventeen. five took the examination
a., latin six I'm English literature. two I'm french
ono I'm German and one I'm natural science SIX
~ the Young women were graduates OF coIiegeS
with the degree Of \. B. According TO the re-
quircrncnts the candidates must have had 'hre'
wears experience az class teachers. An average
Of :, per cent must be reached In each department.
bu tho committee reserves the right TO select any
candidate who attains the required standard OF
scholarship The marks given to the candidates
whether successful or not. will he published AS
"A result OF the present examinations three ne"
tutors in Latin will be appointed.
The first at home" OF the alumnae VIII DE heh
on october At this meeting the new officers
viii be formally received Tho new stan as elected
is as follows. President Miss NJ. A Requa NJ d. 20;
first yicc-prcsiden, Mrs - +. Hays. ~ second vice
president Miss a VI. Hunter. - thlrd Nl'r-prtSl-
deut Mis- + Wlnicrtou. -. recording secretary.
Miss ,icorgiana M,ndum. So assistant recording sec
rctary Miss B'anch II. Arnold. assistant cor
responding secretary Miss Amanda Lang. 30,
treasurer Mrs. c. ; Douglas 90 assistaHt ,reas
urcr Miss \. NJ Ruttcr. IS The work or the as,
Under fwo heads the frst educational. comprising
IA" literature and science classics, "lld-noWcr
sens. embraces also all the East Side work at the
Aumnae liouse. ne petitions to the Board OF Edu,
public schools and the work done by the Commit
t.rnnl anairs Under the latter division may be
GROUPED th~ at homes" which have been sue
ccs~ful feature OF Mrs Northrop's adminlstra.
ton also the reunions. THE Alumnae NcwS ana
IN, collection Of statistics concerning the gradu-
Following ~ list of school inspectors who are
alumuac OF the college Mrs. IL A. kellosg. Dis
trlrt 40 l6 pr Elizabeth Jarrett. District No. H.
Miss Josephine stone. District NO =; Miss lara
Williams. District No -, Mrs. John H. Scheel.
District 80, =: Mrs A. = Mill'r District n, rs
Mr. Daniel T. Hays, District No. .. pr. r G.
Charles. District No, p; Mrs. Thomas Rush.
Tho Philom"thcan Literary Society viii hold
meeting to discuss Longfelow next Friday. Essay =
viii b, read 10y Miss Struss. Miss Fitzpatrick and
Miss Schucp"l There will also bee quotations given
by the society.
The Alpha Beta Gamma Society has elected the
following officers for this term: President. Miss
Lucy May olcott. president. q Miss Mabel
Sdmmis. critic Miss Lottc Baxter; treasurer Miss
Elsie Alien. recording secretary. Miss Lucy II.
Thompson. corresponding secretary. Miss Maud
Hopkins
The first edition OF "Thc Echo" published
last week II contained the first and second prize
ESSAYS written for the Society Of Colonial Danes
The first. II non and Liberty the Keystone of
American Patriotism, was written 10y Miss Anna
J.. Mix. the second on The Danes Of Colonial
New York." by Miss Catalina &. Y. raz The
new editorial star is composed of the following
Editor Louise T.. Growell. critic. Amelia Burr
business manager, Maud Lyon: assistant business
manager. Irene G. Fowler: treasurer. Beatrice
Lowcnstcin. corresponding editor Evelyn Hughes