The record-union., 1896-11-21
OUR COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Il Will Begin Monday Morning and Con-
tinue Three Days
A Programme Of Unusual Interest
to Educators Has Been
Arranged.

IuS coIHDEneQ C1ty auO OouuIy AA-
Stttute of Sacramento will open It's
three days session ON Monday morn
ing at the Sixth-street Methodist
Church at 10 o'clock, and there will be
q full attendance Of teachers. A pro-
gramme Of unusual excellence has been
arranged and will be found Of interest
TO those who attend who are not en-
gagged in teaching, and who are cordl-
ally invited. DR.. Winship Of Boston,
whose name Is well known throughout
the land as one Of the foremost ed
ucators in the country. will be one OF
the lecturers, and many Sacramentans
will doubtless embrace the opportunity
to hear him.
After the organization an invocation
will be delivered by Rev. T. II. B. An
derson, which will be followed by music.
Professor Earl Barnes, who Is most
interesting speaker will address the IN
stitute on "ChildreG's Ambition; what
Children Expect to Do in Life"
In the afternoon, after rOll-call and
music, Superintendent j. w. Linscott
will speak on the State Teachers AS
socia tton." Remarks Introductory to the
discussion of the report Of the Califor-
MIA Council of Education will be made
by Professor Earl Barnes. after which
Professor J. H. Pond viii make the re-
port Of the Committee on Questions
submitted to the teachers of California
by the California Council of Education,
and discussion will follow by Pro-
fessor Barnes, Superintendent Linscott
and the institute
In the evening there will be teach
ers' reunion at Liberty Hall, Foresters'
Building, with the following pro-
gramme:
Overture, Merry Wives of Windsor"
(NicolaD, Neale's Orchestra, c A.
Neale, Director; address, Professor Earl
Barnes; vocal solo, Your Voice" (Den-
za), Mrs. B. f. Howard; flute solo, (A
Willamette" (b) "Reverie" (Thiers), c.
A. Neale; remarks, Rev. c. L. Mel;
teachers reunion. During the teachers
reunion the orchestra will render the
following: Selection, Song Of the Even
ing Star" (Wagner); potpourri,
Martha" (Flotow); waltz. Dream on
the Ocean" (GungD; intermezzo from
"Cavalleria Rusticana" (MascagnD.
The programme for the rest of the in
stitute is as follows:
Tuesday morning-9:30, roll-call and
reading of the minutes; 10, city teach
ers, Department /, will occupy the
church County teachers, Department z,
will assemble in the lecture-room be-
low.
Department 1-"Geography," j. w.
Johnson. THE Value Of Kindergarten
Work to the Public School System, ="
Miss H. v. Pritchard. Boys" DR.. A.
E. Winship.
Department 2-'The Essentials of
Arithmetic" J. E. Blanchard. School
Libraries: How Can They be Made
Most Useful?" institute. Methods by
Which Primary Pupils May be Kept In
Useful and Varied Employment" Miss
Louisa j. Need.
Tuesday afternoon-1:3O, roll-call and
music; 1:50, reading, DR.. A. E. Win
ship; 2:35. recess; 2:50. geography,
Mrs. E. B. Purnell.
Tuesday evening-Lecture at the
Sixth street Methodist Church, wit
and Wisdom in Travel" DR.. A. e. Win
Ship
Wednesday morning-9, roll-cau and
reading of minutes; music. Department
1.-The New Grammar" Miss Annie c.
Weeks; Vertical Writing" Caspar w.
Hodgson; Girls. Dr. A. E. Winship.
Department 2-"Drawing," Miss Kath-
arine M. Ball.
Wednesday afternoon--1:30 roll-call
and music; 1:50, Text Book for the
Teaching of Patriotism" Miss Caroline
G. Hancock; 2:10, Leadership" DR. A
E. Winship $50, recess; 3, "Prepara-
tory English for the High School," Miss
Mollie Morton; 3:15, report of Commit
tee on Resolutions; miscellaneous bust
ness; roll-call.
Following are the Institute Commit
tees:
Committee to consider the report of
the State Council Of Education Com
mittee-James H. Pond, Miss Annie C.
Weeks, Miss Sarah NJ. Jones.
Committee on Resolutions-JulianW w.
Johnson. Miss JEANNE Govan, w. E.
Dodge, Mrs. M. L. Bassett, Miss S. ".
Dixon, ]. A. Riley, w. S. Hall, Mrs. F..
P. Osborn
Committee on Introduction-Miss Ber-
tie Groth, Miss Alice Magann, Miss
Mabel Leimbach, Miss Mary Tracy. Miss
Mercy Farnsworth, Miss Irma Levy,
Miss Minnie Sweeney, Miss MaryWoods,
Miss Inie Gillis. Miss Adelia Manning.
Miss Nellie Ogden, Miss Bertha Ebert
Committee on Music-Miss Lizzie
Griffin, Monday; Miss Irene Richardson,
Tuesday; Miss Lille CroWell. Wednes-
day.
Secretary, Charles V. Osborn; Assist
ant Secretaries Miss Mil1pa Iobpcop
and Miss Florence Bowie
Committee on Arrangements - Mrs.
Clara +. Parsons. Miss Ada Richardson
and Miss LULU Kaerth.